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Joba and the Mouth 6-23-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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The Oklahoma City Thunder are the 2025 NBA champions after
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defeating the Indiana Pacers one O 3 to 91 in game seven Sunday
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night. Shay Gilgeous Alexander won MVP
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with a 29.12 assists, 5 rebound game.
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Pacers star guard Tyrese Halliburton suffered torn
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He had been playing through since game two in the first
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This Listening to Jabba and the mouth
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Mouth. Yes, yes, yes.
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Good. He'll be on a little bit later
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to show hopefully. Yes, I am back.
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It was an interesting vacation, got a lot of stories to tell.
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I don't know, I want to. I don't want to scare anybody
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off about Bermuda, but beware of the Bermuda Triangle.
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And that's what I was in, stuck in the Bermuda Triangle.
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for all our shows, just go to our website at
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www.worldwidesportsradio.com. And I want to say something that
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yes, there you are. And don't worry, Kevin, I will
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tell you guys some of the crazy stuff that happened me, happened
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to me at Bermuda. You know, it's crazy when you go
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on a cruise, you, you think, hey, you know what, you're going
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to see a lot of different things.
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You're going to go to a lot of different game shows and you're
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going to hang out with your girl and just enjoy yourself.
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, I didn't do any of those because
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Brittany fell asleep at 11:00 at night.
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She couldn't keep her eyes open. And I got a chance to hang out
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with Brittany's hairdresser, who's become close with me,
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Elena and her husband, John. John's an amazing guy.
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He really is a great, great person.
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And he went to sleep early too. As soon as we ate dinner, it
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didn't matter if it was a steak dinner, sushi, or whatever the
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hell they were eating. That guy was like a light bulb.
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But me, I hung out. I went out to the clubs, I
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danced the night away and got to meet a bunch of kids.
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Now let me ask you guys a question.
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If you ever gone to a club, could you imagine, could you
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imagine 1514 year olds being allowed to dance with a bunch of
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people drinking and partying at a club?
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Well, ladies and gentlemen, if you go on Norwegian the getaway,
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they'll allow people kids to actually go party with the grand
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grown-ups. It didn't matter how old they
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were. And then I actually met somebody
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that really was 24 years old, but look like he looked like a
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14 year old. And everybody they actually
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called security to tell him and security came down and looked at
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his ID. He was actually 24 years old.
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I was shocked. So that was the crazy, you know,
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crazy party part of my Bermuda. Triangle Could they just like,
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could they just come in and like dance or they could do whatever
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they want? Some of them were drinking wine.
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I mean, their parents were buying them drinks and I saw
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some, some of these kids actually at the bar and I, I,
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I'm, I don't know if they were 1415 years old, but they had to
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be under underage 1718 at best. And they were drinking wine,
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They were drinking beers. And I'm sitting there and I'm
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like, how do their parents actually like these kids
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actually going out drinking and then doing crazy things the
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whole night? I was up till like one or two O
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clock in in the morning and these kids are roaming all the
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different floors trying to figure out how they can, you
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know, piss people off. Some, some of them were beating
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people's, you know, doors in and hitting their doors and knocking
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on their doors and waking people up.
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One of my almost choke slammed, I grabbed, I wanted to grab him
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by his neck, but you know, I didn't do that.
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So I don't want to say I'm abusive, but I wanted to.
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All right. But I'll tell you guys a quick
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story before we get to the show. I don't want to scare you.
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And I'll have a lot of stories. I'll tell you some stories on
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Thursday. I'll tell you some stories next
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week as well. We got to Bermuda OK, so I'm
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hanging out, I'm getting ready. Elena and her husband John, they
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went out for breakfast. Downstairs to the breakfast or
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upstairs to floor 15, eat breakfast.
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After that they knocked on our door.
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We weren't up yet. We get up at 7:00 in the
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morning. They're done with breakfast and
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we told them to wait for us. Brittany takes forever to get
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ready. You know how women are.
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They're just absolutely impossible.
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But she gets ready and we're we run up for breakfast.
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We get down for breakfast and they knock on our door again and
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they say, listen, we're not dealing with this.
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We're going to we'll go on the island.
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We'll meet you on the island. All right, we're, we're getting
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ready. Brittany still putting on her
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make up. Whatever we get off the, the
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boat, we give our IDs, we go over there.
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Now, obviously before you cross the border, you got to get
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sometimes they look through your stuff and, and, and they pick us
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out of 3000 people, 3000 people. Now in my book bag, I had these
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electric THC, you know, smoking things.
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OK, I'm just telling you, I didn't smoke either.
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I just knew they were in the bag.
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So I told Brittany I want to go back upstairs drop it, but they
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told me no wait a second what do you have, What do you have in
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your bag blah blah blah blah. I didn't want to lie so I told
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them I had these pens in my bag. All of a sudden they RIP apart
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my bag. They go through my bag, they
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find them, they say do you have anything else?
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Please be honest with us or we might press charges.
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I said no I don't have anything. Damn, I, dude, it gets worse.
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So they tell me. So the canine guy, one of the
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guys standing at the border, he tells me, listen, this is a
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quick thing. This is usually not a problem.
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All right, I'm fine. I'm calm down.
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Brittany's screaming on the top of her lungs, telling how there
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are people bringing in through the border worse stuff than us
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there. There were people doing a lot
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worse stuff on the boat than what I had in my bag.
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OK. And this is a fact, guys,
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because we've seen it. I was watching it with my bare
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eyes. Nevertheless, they knew that,
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but they said we can't stop everybody.
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We stopped you. So they call, they call their
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their hire sergeants and they come down and I'm sitting there
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and I'm like, OK, they're going to let us go bring you, don't
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worry about it. So they say we, what we got to
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do is now we got to take the canine dogs up to your room and
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search your whole room. We want to search your whole
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room. Make sure you're not smuggling
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anything. I said wait a second.
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You told me you were just going to take my electric cigarettes.
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This is going to be a quick situation and we can go.
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Well, Sir, you know, we don't know what you're doing.
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We don't know what you're here for.
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I I'm here to party. I'm here to go to Bermuda.
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I'm here to go to your goddamn beacons.
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So I'm sitting there. Brittany starts to scream.
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I'm starting to scream. They bring us up there.
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Could you imagine going on a boat, guys, All these people
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coming off of it and you have two canine dogs going on the
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boat with you sniffing through and getting up.
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So you had to go through another security area.
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And then you, they, they're checking your, your bags inside.
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You go upstairs. People are watching everything
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that's going on and they tell you to stand out your door while
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they go in and sniff and go through your whole bags, all
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your bags, all your stuff, every single thing.
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Don't find anything. And then they tell us, Oh, we
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got to take you down and then start, we're not going to write
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a summons. We're going to write a warning.
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We go downstairs, They take us to the room for an hour.
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They're writing. They asked me for my Social
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Security. They asked me, they take
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pictures of my passport. And I'm like, wait a second,
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this is a freaking warning. And you're, you're you have me
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signing all this paperwork, you're confiscating everything
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that I have and you're telling me, listen, I'm not smuggling
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cocaine. I'm I'm not freaking the guy
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from blow. And I did say that to him.
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I said, I'm not sniffing cocaine.
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I'm not tracking in heroin. What is this?
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This is this is legalized in New York.
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I understand I made a mistake. I was honest with you.
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They said, listen, we're going to write up a report and we'll
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let you go. And I said after 2 1/2 hours,
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are you telling me it's only going to take about 20-30
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minutes? And then embarrassing us in
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front of our boat, our boat mates that for the whole rest of
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the trip, everybody kept coming up to me after I was in the hot
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man contest and every I and, and people like they would like
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just, that's all another story. I'll tell you that story
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tomorrow, but I mean Thursday. Nevertheless, they, it was
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absolutely embarrassing and for Bermuda and security and
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whatever they were trying to do there, maybe for once in their
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absolute stupid lives, they picked the right bag to go
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searching through because there were a lot worse drugs on that
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boat. A lot worse than an electric THC
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cigarette, which by the way, I never smoked and they could test
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my God damn blood. So I was embarrassed.
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Brittany was embarrassed. And then that was that day.
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So that that's the, that's the first story I'll tell you.
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It wasn't one of the funny ones. It was one of the worst ones.
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I was embarrassed. It was one of the worst
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embarrassing positions I've ever been in in my entire life.
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So was it just like random? It was random.
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They picked us out of 3000. People, yeah sure, the 15 year
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olds in the club were just fine. Now, if we went with Elena and
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John at the same time, they probably don't pick us and they
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don't pull us over. It was because I was wearing a
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Yankee hat. It was because I was from New
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York. I really do believe that.
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And by the way, we were on a boat with a lot of Philadelphia
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people. A lot of Phil.
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I know Fish doesn't want to hear it.
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There was a lot of Philadelphia people on that boat.
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I would say 75% Philadelphia, probably 25% New York and then I
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will say no, I'm sorry, 23% New York and the rest Indiana.
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I saw a couple of Indianapolis people, you know, people from
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Maine. It was very few people, but
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mainly Philadelphia, NY. So it was an interesting boat
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ride. Met a lot of people, lot of nice
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people, a lot of people that are going to be tuning in, a lot of
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people that, you know, when they asked me what show I was doing
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and stuff like that, they, they knew who you were.
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Jabba, one of one of them is a huge fan of yours.
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I grew up a big Jabba Chamberlain fan and told me to
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tell you, tell Jabba I love him and I hope everything's going
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well for himself. So I mean, there's a lot of
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people, a lot of people on that one boat that had their own
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agenda. I wasn't the one trying to
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smuggle drugs into Bermuda. So I that was that was just a
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horrible situation for me. So that was that was the tail
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end of a beginning story that I could tell you throughout the
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show. Maybe I'll add a story here and
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there and a lot of funny ones. I'll give you some funny ones,
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but that was probably the worst it it did ruin half of my
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vacation. It didn't really make the day
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very good. I got a chance to see the pink
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sand. Dude, it's not pink.
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I don't know what they're saying.
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It's more like yellow and Peach than pink.
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Where did they come up with pink sand?
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OK, it wasn't pink, just so everybody knows.
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How's the how's the food? I've never been on a cruise so I
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don't know. Foods great.
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I mean, they had steak dinners. We, we, we actually had three
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really big dinners that we had to pick from.
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So there's a lot, there's two places that you could get steak
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and there was some Italian restaurants on the boat that we
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we picked one of them. They were sushi, they were
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Chinese. And then they have the buffet,
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which you can have whatever the hell you want.
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And then they have the Manhattan, which they you get to
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order it. It's obviously a part of the
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boat ship. If you don't have a chance to,
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you don't have the money to go and spend it up to a steak
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restaurants, any of that. Everybody goes in there for
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their big fancy dinner. And by the way, it's probably
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one of the best dinners you'll have on the boat in the
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Manhattan. So a shout out to Dami and Dami
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was our a waiter when we went into the Manhattan.
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We love the guy. I, Tim, I must have tipped
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Brittany and me, must have tipped them with John and Elena
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at least $200.00, at least $200 the two or three times we were
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there. We love the guy.
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The guy was such a nice guy, Philippine, really down to
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earth, funny as hell. And Brittany probably wanted to
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jump his bones because she just thought he was sweet.
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You know, I thought he was. I don't know what he was, but
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whatever. I don't want to talk about it on
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the show. 8:45 We'll be talking to Golden State Warriors play by
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play broadcaster Tim Roy. He's been on a show.
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He is fantastic. I think everybody that loves the
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Golden State Warriors will love Tim because Timmy knows his
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stuff. He knows his Golden State
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Warriors. He's one of the best basketball
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broadcasters in the world there. There's very few people that you
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could put in the same realm as the one and only Tim Roy.
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So we we're so excited to have him on the show.
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He's been on our show quite a few times and excited.
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The Thunder win Game 7 versus the Pacers one one O 391 to win
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their very first NBA championship since relocating to
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OK C. Shay I was named the NBPNBAS
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Finals MVP, averaging 30.6 points per game 5.6 assists per
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game 4.6 rebounds per games in. In.
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In the series, Shay became the 10th player to win an NB AM VP
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and NBA Finals MVP in the same season and the first since
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LeBron in 2013. Shay also joined back Michael
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Jordan, Kareem Gul Jabbard as the only players to win MVPS and
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the scoring title in the same season.
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The Thunder became the fourth team in NBA history to win 84
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total games in a season, joining the 2015 Warriors and the Bulls
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in back-to-back years in 95 and 96.
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Tyrese Halliburton suffered an Achilles injury with five
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minutes remaining in the first quarter and likely will be out
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for the entire season next year. Albertan suffered a a calf
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injury during game five and then play 23 minutes on the injured
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calf in Game 6. With the Thunder winning the NBA
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title, there have now been seven different teams to win
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championships in seven years. First time in NBA history.
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Well congratulations to the OK C Thunder.
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I watched the game, bits and pieces of the game and
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throughout the series on the boat.
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I watched the series. It was back and forth
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basketball. It's you can't argue that this
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was a good series. 2 teams that were very evenly matched in some
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parts of the series, but the better team was the OK C
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Thunder. Now if Hal Burton stays in that
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game at Game 6, I think the Pacers win that series.
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I really do. Hal Burton was playing good
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basketball in the first quarter that those were one of those
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games that you would see Tyrese Halpern have a 3012 and 11 game
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and he has a triple double and has a world beating game against
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a guy like Shay Alexander. Well, it didn't happen.
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He goes down another great player that goes down with an
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Achilles tendon injury. We saw that against against the
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Knicks with, you know, Jason Tatum.
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Jason Tatum is going to be out next year.
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Got his his his surgery the day after.
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I expect Tyrese Halpern to have his surgery today.
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But two great players going down as fast as they did.
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You wouldn't absolutely like something like that.
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You would like to see OKC beat the best players, want to beat
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Indiana at their top and at the at their best.
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Well, things happen. We've seen this before.
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There's no excuses. And I know that's what the
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Pacers and I, and I think in the offseason, the Pacers and Rick
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Carla is going to go out and going to tell his team.
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If we had Hal Burton, we win that series and possibly could
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be true. But Shay Alexander is one of the
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best players in the league. I don't know if you can compare
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it to Michael Jordan. I know a lot of people want to
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do that and everybody's trying to find that next Michael Jordan
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as well As for years they were trying to find that other Allen
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Iverson. You can't compare and contrast
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players from different eras. What I could say about Shay
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Alexander is Shay Alexander is a killer.
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This guy goes out there, plays at the top of his game, one of
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the nicest guys on the basketball court, doesn't really
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talk much. You can see it doesn't talk much
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at the end of the game. He doesn't speak bad about the
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other players or the other team or even when they lose a game.
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Blame his teammates. That's what's impressive about
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Shay Alexander. He's special, he's fun to watch,
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and he's an offense machine. Do I think he's still the NB AM
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VP for the season? No.
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I believe Nicola Yokich was the best player in the league.
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Nevertheless, you can't take away of his success.
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This guy is one of very few people to win an MVP in a
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regular season and the MVP of the playoffs.
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And that stands out from guys like Kareem Abdul Jabbar,
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Shaquille O'Neal and Michael Jordan.
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But when you look at this, this series, it was incredible.
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Indiana was not expected to make the Finals.
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OK C was OK C was one of the best teams in the league.
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They were the best team throughout the season.
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It was them and the Cavaliers. We expected that OK C was going
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to be here. At one point.
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I did it, I'll admit it. I thought the Lakers were going
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to the Finals. I thought the Golden State
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Warriors had a better chance to make it than an OK C Thunder.
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So I take back what I say about what I thought of the OK C
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Thunder being the young team that they were.
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Nevertheless, this is a very well run machine, OK?
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And Jalen Williams, say whatever you want about what Shay
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Alexander did when you talk about Batman and Robin.
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These two guys, when we compare guys like Scottie Pippen and
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Michael Jordan or even LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, this
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could be one of the top three top 4 duos we have ever seen in
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NBA history play in a final series.
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That's how good both these guys were back and forth.
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If Shay wasn't playing well in one game or 1/2, you had Jaylen
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Williams playing well in that half.
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And Jaylen Williams and Shay Alexander do things that other
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duos do not do. When you talk about Shaquille
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O'Neal and Kobe Bryant, okay, Kobe was a great defender.
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Shaquille O'Neal was not. Those are the facts.
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When you look at Shay and Jaylen Williams, these guys were
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killers defensively. They were killers offensively.
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That's the difference here. 2 dimensional, 2 players that
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could play 2 dimensional basketball and then you look at
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Tyrese Halliburton and all the players in the out, the cast
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that they had over there, It was a sensational year for them.
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They have a tremendous amount of talent and a lot of youth.
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The problem with them is they don't have the other guy.
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They have a bunch of good players behind Tyrese Halberton
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and we don't even know if Tyrese Halberton is an all world
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player. He's up and he's down.
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He has these unbelievable games though.
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We say this guy is the best point guard in the league and
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then there are games that you wonder where the hell was he in
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one of the halves? Where the hell was he in the
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whole game? So that's the problem with
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Tyrese Halberton. I, I look at this series and I
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look at all the great series over the last seven years and
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it, it's, it's an amazing stat. And that's something that's so
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interesting. The Thunder, one of seven teams
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that have won championships in the last seven years.
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When you talk about Golden State, we talk about all those
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teams over the years, the Yokage and the Denver Nuggets.
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It's an amazing feat when you look at the NBA and you look at
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them, you look at the the compare and contrast all these
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teams and, and so close together.
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It's so the talent is so close in the NBA now.
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If you look at the NHL, you look at the two best teams in the
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last two years, it's the Florida Panthers and the Edmonton
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Oilers. Go look.
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And by the way, Florida, congratulations to them.
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I haven't even been done to even get my my slacks on the the
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Florida Panthers in the greatness of what they have done
22:21
in the last two years. But we will I will mention some
22:23
things about the Florida Panthers a little bit later in
22:25
the show. What I what I thought about the
22:29
NBA playoffs that I've never, ever said is the comparable
22:33
thought that all the teams were so close together.
22:36
There was no top team in the playoffs as good as OKC was.
22:41
And they won what, 84 total wins this year?
22:44
They were a good team. But even the games that they
22:46
won, they either either blew people out or the games are so
22:50
very close. And and that's the thing about
22:52
OKC, when the Thunder figures things out, when the Thunder and
22:57
they're a young team, when they figure figure things out, they
23:00
might be unstoppable. They could win 3-4 championships
23:03
in a row next year. They got two first round draft
23:05
picks. The year after they got two
23:07
first round draft picks. This team is loaded and they're
23:09
going to be loaded for many, many years.
23:11
And congratulations to Chet Holgren, who was the number one
23:14
pick in a draft a couple of years ago who can't stay
23:17
healthy. As he admitted after the game,
23:20
the guy showed up in game #718 points, 8 rebounds.
23:24
He was sensational. That's what you need from a
23:26
third player. When you talk about the three,
23:29
the trios that we've seen over the years, the Miami Heat, do
23:33
you remember that LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh?
23:36
Chris Bosh averaged 1718 points a game, Dwyane Wade averaged
23:40
about 2425, and LeBron averaged at 30.
23:44
Then you get 3 players of that magnitude giving you that many
23:47
points and give you those kind of points in those kind of
23:50
minutes, you're unstoppable. Unstoppable.
23:54
And that's what OKC is. They're unstoppable.
23:57
Heinstein gave you the defense and the boards that you needed
24:00
offensively. And by the way, in the
24:02
second-half of the game, they absolutely dominated on the
24:05
offensive side of the boards. Dort was unbelievable,
24:09
unbelievable on the boards, especially game #7 when you have
24:13
that kind of rebounding and the defense that they played against
24:17
Indianapolis. And I know everybody is going to
24:19
say they didn't have Tyrese Halpern.
24:21
Nevertheless, with or without Tyrese Halpern, even though I
24:24
think the Pacers would have won that game, they played an
24:27
unbelievable defensive game. And that's why, ladies and
24:30
gentlemen, the Indiana Pacers did not win that series even
24:34
with with or without Tyrese Halpern.
24:36
In a lot of people's eyes. Me differently.
24:38
Other people would probably agree that even with Tyrese
24:41
Halpern, they don't win the series.
24:42
Yeah, it's not definitive on on either angle because you, like
24:45
you said, the Pacers were still able to do well in the second
24:48
quarter with the bench unit when Halliburton probably would have
24:50
been out of the game anyway. That's where they're a lot of
24:52
their points came from when McConnell was shooting very
24:54
well, Benedict Mathern in a nice game.
24:55
That's why the Pacers were up at halftime.
24:57
That might have not happened even if Halliburton was healthy
24:59
too. So I think it would have
25:00
probably evened out of that. That point you mentioned, the
25:02
rebounding, though, that was I think the biggest key when you
25:04
look at Game 6 to Game 7, because Chet Holmgren had a dot
25:07
in game six. He had four points.
25:08
He was allowing a lot of offensive rebounds, was not
25:11
defending well inside as well against the Pacers bench
25:14
players. And in this game, he had eight
25:15
rebounds. A lot of the bench players as
25:17
well, getting those tough offensive rebounds like Case on
25:19
Wallace, Alex Caruso, another obviously unsung hero.
25:23
He's that great guy off the bench that he had 10 points.
25:25
He had three rebounds. Some great defense as well.
25:27
You mentioned Door 7 rebounds and he didn't have the greatest
25:30
offensive game, but his defense was fantastic against those
25:32
Pacers shooting guards. Look at the Pacers shooting
25:34
guards of their starting unit. Nesmith had just three points.
25:38
You look at Obi topping off the bench had a goose egg.
25:41
Ben Shepherd off the bench had a goose egg.
25:43
Like these are not great numbers.
25:44
And that's the biggest thing when you have Halliburton not
25:46
scoring at that high 25 point potential that the Pacers are
25:49
still trying to figure out. Yes, they have random bench
25:52
players that are broken out like Nemhar, like the third in this
25:54
game, but that's the only thing that's still holding them back
25:56
when you don't have the volume score because the Thunder had
25:59
that, which was Shea Shea. Shea had 3029 points in that
26:02
game and he said 30 points most of the series.
26:04
You had Jalen Williams and Chet Helm going, all three of them at
26:06
the same time scoring. They can get away with that.
26:08
The Pacers can't get away with it as much when you don't don't
26:10
have that type of scoring factor.
26:12
But the Pacers had a gritty game.
26:14
You got to give them their defense, a lot of credit.
26:15
They hung tough. They didn't.
26:16
Allow a lot of threes in the first half.
26:18
They had a lot of threes in the first half.
26:19
I was saying with those bench unit guys, Mathurin led the team
26:22
in points, 24 points, had 13 rebounds in that game, so.
26:25
He definitely the hell is this guy too Mathurin he he goes up,
26:28
he goes what I wanted to mix. The draft three years ago, I
26:30
remember that. Unbelievable where this guy
26:32
comes from. I'd never even heard of him in.
26:33
Arizona, yeah. Through the playoffs.
26:36
I didn't even know he even existed until the playoffs.
26:39
And that tells you how much I watching the, the Indianapolis
26:42
Pacers. I, I call it Indianapolis
26:43
because that's what they're in Indiana Pacers, but they're the
26:46
Indianapolis Pacers in my eyes. Nevertheless.
26:49
By the way, I don't know if anybody knows this.
26:51
The OKC Thunder are the first team in NBA history that had
26:54
four second round draft picks in their lineup and part of the
26:58
rotation. And three of them were G League
27:01
players. They came from the G League and
27:02
one of them was Alex Caruso, who actually won two NBA
27:06
championships. So and, and by the way, that
27:09
trade for Alex Caruso probably won them the championship
27:12
because Alex Caruso was the unsung hero throughout the
27:16
series, defending multiple positions, great rebounder,
27:19
scored many different ways in this series.
27:22
It was just fun to watch. I I mean, OK, C is young,
27:25
they're young guns. They're they're guys that you
27:27
expect to be here next year. I don't know in the Western
27:31
Conference, when you look at teams like The Mavericks
27:33
yesterday going to get Cooper flag, they might have a healthy
27:36
Kyrie Irving at some point and and obviously Anthony Davis.
27:40
Maybe The Mavericks will challenge them next year.
27:42
Maybe the Lakers will make a trade and get a big time player
27:45
to add to Luka Dodge and LeBron James.
27:47
We all know that it's the LJA. So LeBron James getting the
27:50
player that he wants it, it might happen.
27:53
Jaylen Green, he went over there to the Suns.
27:55
Do you think Jaylen Green's going to stay there with the
27:57
Suns? Not a chance in hell.
27:58
I expect Phoenix to trade him in the next couple of weeks, maybe
28:01
even before the draft a week away from today.
28:04
So. It's now the LJA with now the
28:06
same owner with the with the Dodgers that did all the
28:08
deferred money. So the Sky's is the limit for
28:11
what LeBron could manipulate to bring over there to the Lakers
28:13
if if they have it makes sense. Don't change the CVA now to
28:17
allow the deferred money so LeBron could get what he.
28:18
Wants, I know a lot of people don't like Jalen Green and I
28:21
know everybody's going to say, well, Jalen Green sucked over
28:23
there with the Rockets. If LeBron James gets a hold of
28:25
him and gets him in his his claws, he could turn Jalen Green
28:28
into a great player. He helped Kyrie Irving develop.
28:31
He's helped a lot of players over the years develop.
28:34
If he gets a guy that can lead him and lead him to stray and
28:36
put him in a position to succeed, Jalen Green is a great
28:39
offensive option guy that could be 1/3 option to a team that has
28:42
LeBron James who's giving you 24 to 25 points.
28:45
Luka Tonchik next year who lost about 30 lbs in the last couple
28:48
of weeks last month. If you have a healthy a Luka
28:52
Tonchik next year who's giving you 35 points and an MVP
28:55
candidate and you have Jalen Green giving you about 1819
28:58
points. Man, the Lakers could be
29:00
considered one of the best teams in the Western Conference to
29:02
challenge LKC as well. So I I mean it's, it's a lot of
29:05
a lot of interesting things that could happen in the next couple
29:08
of weeks. I know everybody says, well, the
29:10
the Knicks don't have a head coach.
29:12
The Knicks are a stupid organization.
29:14
I will tell you this, the Knicks waited because I'm sure they're
29:17
interested in interviewing some of the Indiana, Indiana coaches
29:21
and probably some of the OK C Thunder coaches.
29:24
But All in all, I think it's they know who they're going to
29:26
hire. It's going to be Johnny Bryant.
29:28
You'll I expect it to happen in the next week before the draft.
29:32
And don't be, don't be surprised if that happens.
29:34
But stop crying, Knick fans. There's a lot more and a lot of
29:37
other teams that should be crying more than you.
29:39
Yeah, going back to OK, CI just want to finish up with this
29:41
before you go Java. They also had the for a young
29:43
team, the adversity aspect that I think was something that I I
29:46
questioned too. I also picked the Lakers at the
29:48
start of the postseason to go to the playoffs, go to the finals
29:50
because I thought LeBron Luca being there together, the
29:53
Celtics, I had repeating. I was thinking that was going to
29:55
happen. But again, OKC young last year
29:57
and they end up losing the five seed.
29:58
I think that nugget series really gave them a sense of
30:00
adversity when they were losing on all those buzzer buzzer
30:02
beaters when they had the collapse the way they did and
30:05
then they blow him out in game seven.
30:07
I think that gave him a sense of confidence and Shay Fish, you
30:09
were talking about it before we went on the air shot 8 for 27,
30:13
but he still. Did so.
30:13
Many other things very well. He got 12 assists.
30:16
He still was playing great defense.
30:17
I don't know how Burton was out. Halliburton does lead the
30:19
Pacers. It's definitely possible.
30:20
But again, this was the game that was one with defense, which
30:23
is the identity that that the Thunder want to bring.
30:25
And they still have the dots throughout the whole throughout
30:28
the whole game on the defensive side of the ball.
30:30
A tale of two halves defense we knew is going to somehow just
30:34
bottle them up because for I think it was 6 or 7 minutes into
30:40
the third quarter, nobody else scored except TJ McConnell.
30:46
And there's no chance you're going to win.
30:48
And as soon as, as soon as I I saw it and then I was like, OK,
30:52
well, it's been 4 minutes. They scored, it's been 5
30:55
minutes. And I'm like, it's going to turn
30:57
into a blowout. And it just goes to the depth in
31:00
the defensive, just prowess that they had and just the
31:03
aggressiveness. And I mean, it's tough.
31:06
I mean, you have to play through adversity, obviously in any
31:09
sport, no matter what. But being in a Game 7, having
31:12
that happen like that, we've seen it before and it, it's
31:15
never easy. And you got to have guys step up
31:19
and they, they just didn't, they ran out of the gas.
31:22
I mean, you could see how tired TJ was, you know, in the in the
31:26
second-half towards the end, because he was trying to do
31:29
everything. He went off for a while and it
31:32
it was fun to watch, but nobody else was doing anything.
31:36
They were, you know, just they're getting to the cup.
31:39
But when you have guys that are athletic as SGA and then Chet
31:43
obviously doing what he did yesterday and how he is way more
31:48
athletic than I thought defensively and how he would
31:50
switch off guys and and protect the rim.
31:53
And obviously half the time he didn't have to jump.
31:55
He just kind of had to go on his tip toes.
31:57
But it was just it it was fun game, but then you just kind of
32:02
knew how it was going to play out and it and it played out
32:05
like I'm just glad they didn't get blown out by like 30 and he
32:09
just. But Pacers bench was still
32:10
there. They were doing enough to keep
32:11
him in the game in the. Second well, and then they, they
32:13
couldn't get a bucket. They they got it down to 12 with
32:16
like 6 minutes to go. I'm like we they still got a
32:18
chance, but then they just couldn't make a bucket.
32:21
And then they hit a big three and you know, they get to the
32:24
line. But when you force 21 turnovers
32:26
and you only have 6, that just tells you what it is.
32:30
And hats off to Chet because he was Doo Doo magoo in Game 6.
32:36
That's a good take right there. That's a good cut up Doo.
32:39
Doo, I don't think you're all. Serious, that's my butt.
32:43
And so good for him. And and it was it was cool to
32:47
see like everybody celebrating. He goes over to Silver and like
32:51
he wanted to just touch, like everybody was celebrating, but
32:55
he would go over and just touch the trophy and then, you know,
32:57
got pictures with his family and, you know, just was very
33:00
candid about him not staying healthy.
33:02
And I wasn't really sold on him when he and then obviously he
33:05
gets hurt. So you're like, oh, another one
33:07
of these. But hats off to him for working
33:09
his butt off and expanding his game and, you know, getting
33:13
better. So we'll see what happens.
33:15
I'm sure they got plenty of corn in Indiana also, but they're not
33:19
going to have a great basketball team next year without
33:22
Halliburton, man. And that for me as a Knicks fan,
33:26
I, I was really upset with Halliburton, obviously his
33:29
antics during the series, but you don't want to see a guy go
33:32
out like this. There's some people that are
33:33
kind of reveling in this a little too much.
33:36
One of our fans was who was who was put up there.
33:40
Kevin was a little, little too happy about the injury.
33:43
Look, don't be too happy about the injury.
33:44
That's what karma is. He's like, oh, it's karma.
33:46
Like, no, no, you saying it's karma is going to mean something
33:49
bad's going to happen to the Knicks now.
33:51
So don't do that, Kevin. The Knicks need to have this
33:54
wide open E next year. Who who's better than the Knicks
33:57
right now going into next season, Even if they don't do
34:01
anything? Because everyone's, that's a
34:04
key. A key guy is hurt other than the
34:07
Cavs. And I'm not super afraid of the
34:09
Cavs. But that's doesn't this actually
34:11
upset you? Because think about it, if
34:13
Indiana is bad next year, if India, they'll be a playoff
34:16
borderline player. But if they're not, they fall
34:18
off next year, they're going to get a top lottery pick next year
34:22
with Hal Burton coming back and the team that they have
34:24
together. Same thing with the a guy A-Team
34:26
like the Boston Celtics. They could be really, really
34:29
bad. Jaylen Brown could go.
34:30
They're here. I'm hearing stories that Jaylen
34:32
Brown I yes, Kobe's wife or there's some stories coming out
34:36
that he could be dating Kobe did hear that that could be
34:38
happening. I don't really care about that.
34:40
I know everybody keeps saying, but Jaylen Brown, there are
34:42
stories coming out that Boston might let Jaylen Brown go and
34:44
get his knee surgery in the offseason.
34:46
That means he could be out at half a season.
34:48
Boston could be really, really, really bad next year and they
34:52
could get a lottery pick. Could you imagine what that team
34:54
is going to be the year after if they have a healthy Jason Tatum,
34:57
Jalen Brown and whoever they draft in next year's draft?
35:00
Draft a Boozer Brother, by the way, is one of the best.
35:03
Worry about that when we get it's going to be 1 swanted next
35:06
to have a chance. They've got such a good chance
35:09
they'll go into next year. They'll choke like they always
35:11
do unfortunately. We'll see who the coach is.
35:14
I hope they have a little bit more of a creative defensive
35:16
system if they're going to stay with Towns and Robinson because
35:20
obviously, like, look, the Knicks, those guys didn't play
35:22
together. They were all hurt at different
35:24
points of the season. So they never ran that Robinson
35:27
Towns lineup until they got to the playoffs.
35:30
So it just you need to play together if you're going to run
35:33
any kind of defensive system, especially the really like
35:36
dependent on each other system. Tibbs had it, it just wasn't
35:39
going to work. And I think we saw it at the
35:41
worst time by a coach who knew how to exploit it.
35:43
Carlisle deserves all the credit in the world for getting that
35:47
team to to really get to that point.
35:49
I I don't think you can give all the credit to Halliburton.
35:52
I think Carlisle deserves a whole lot of credit.
35:55
I mean, we were talking about it last week, Carol, he got he
35:58
think about what he did. He was able to defeat the coach
36:01
of the year in at the Cavs with what's with our buddy?
36:08
I can't forget his name right now, Kenny Atkins, Cavs coach
36:11
Kenny, our boy Kenny. Then he beats the Knicks so bad
36:14
Tibbs gets fired and then he goes to game seven and only
36:19
loses. And I, and I don't know, I the
36:22
way Halliburton was playing, it looked like it was going to be
36:24
one of those 30 point triple double S when he hit those 3
36:27
threes from way downtown like he was Steph Curry to start the
36:30
game. My God, it looked like we're
36:33
about to see it again. And I think that's the only
36:37
reason they lose. I think he coached almost a
36:39
perfect playoffs, you know, as good as you possibly can coach,
36:43
and I think he deserves all the credit.
36:45
He he deserves a lot of credit and nobody's going to take away
36:47
from Rick Carl. I know Choppa says.
36:49
He was part of those Boston teams.
36:51
I could care less because he barely played.
36:52
We know he's a great basketball mind.
36:54
There's no question he's a great basketball mind.
36:56
And, and me and Fish were talking about it.
36:58
I think it was yesterday or today we were talking.
37:01
About it today. That he probably is a top 2
37:04
coach right now in the NBA. Him and Spoelstra, you can
37:07
argue, are the two best coaches in the NBA, and I don't think
37:10
he's better than Spoelstra because Bolstra has done it with
37:13
multiple teams and he's an impressive with eight seeds.
37:16
Yeah, he's impressive. He's an impressive coach.
37:19
Pat Riley disciple And a lot of those guys, look at their
37:22
stories coming out that Jeff Van Gundy is interviewing for the
37:25
Nick coach again. Oh yeah, coaching job again.
37:27
So I don't want Jeff Van Gundy's an old man.
37:29
I don't want the old, the old you.
37:31
Know I'd rather have him on TV calling the game than what the
37:34
crap we had watched for that entire series.
37:36
I've also heard, Oh my God, did you hear that Stephen A Smith is
37:40
is pushing for for Mark Jackson? I don't want Mark Jackson for
37:44
one reason. Mark Jackson is a great
37:46
personality. But in front of the press here
37:48
in New York, he will make a mockery out of the New York
37:51
Knicks. If the Knicks start to lose, it
37:54
will be really, really bad. So.
37:56
And they will Mark Jackson. I'm just saying they'll drop the
37:59
hammer on Mark Jackson over here pretty quickly.
38:01
He'll be like Derek Fisher. Yeah.
38:03
How quick Derek Fisher was in and out because he was sleeping
38:05
with other people's wives. That's what's going to happen, I
38:07
don't think. Mark Jackson.
38:09
By the way, does anybody know the story about Mark Jackson
38:11
Jackson after he got fired, he was out New York and he was
38:14
going senile and he was talking about like Jesus Christ being
38:18
rebirthed and something like that.
38:19
He was on a video and embarrassed himself.
38:22
Like he really embarrassed himself when it came to
38:24
preaching about certain things and the devil.
38:27
I mean, I don't want Mark Jackson going out there in the
38:29
public eye saying something stupid that's going to make us
38:32
look bad, worse than we always do as New Yorkers.
38:35
So I don't want Mark Jackson for all the people, you know,
38:39
speaking about Mark Jackson being the next head coach for
38:41
the next. But then again, Rick Carlisle is
38:43
a sensational coach. You got to give him a lot of
38:45
credit. And and again, the Pacers
38:47
deserve a lot of credit for all the trials and tribulations
38:49
they've had all season long, the injuries that they've had, the
38:52
comebacks that they've had and the way they shot the ball when
38:56
they needed to hit threes and big threes, they did it.
38:59
The problem with the NBA, you'll ride with the three.
39:02
You die with the three. And that's what happened with
39:04
the Indiana. And that's why I think the NBA
39:07
and the LJA, whatever you want to call it, is impossible to
39:10
understand these three-point lines.
39:13
Eventually, I've been hearing stories that the NBA could try
39:15
to fit that tournament, a four point line where you could shoot
39:18
4 point shots. I do not want to see that.
39:21
The NBA needs to stop this disgrace of a basketball game
39:25
when it comes to, oh, now everybody's going to be chucking
39:28
up four points. You know, hey, it's four point.
39:30
Remember rocking Jock on Mt Yeah?
39:33
I remember the. Rocket jock game, well an NBA
39:35
jam. They used to have the hot spots
39:37
where you can like dunk from like for an 8 pointer from like
39:40
the behind the line or so behind the half court.
39:43
It is all so stupid and I agree. And Errol, I was actually
39:46
talking to a high school basketball coach today who just
39:50
went to me. He's like, I don't watch the NBI
39:51
was like you see the game last night and he goes, I don't watch
39:53
the NBA. It's like I can't deal with just
39:56
these three pointers, 3 pointers killing the game.
39:58
And he's an old man. So he's gotten to the point
40:00
where he remembers the game for probably about 30 plus years
40:03
without, without a shot clock, without, you know, a three-point
40:07
line and he just hates what we were talking about.
40:09
I'm like, look, you know, it's when they we have that 5 outlook
40:13
when you have all the teams running it, everyone's just
40:15
standing around the perimeter. Even goal, even OKC is doing it.
40:18
It's just Shea dribbling at the top of the key or coming off
40:21
from an angle and there's a like maybe 1.
40:23
One action like screen, you know, screen away.
40:25
It's nothing crazy. They don't do anything that used
40:28
to be like intricate like we used to see.
40:30
There's very few teams running a motion offense like Popovich did
40:33
for a number of years where there's, you know, and you can
40:36
go back and teams that used to do more different, like the
40:39
triangle offense where it's just the balls moving.
40:42
So it's entertaining basketball and guys are cutting, guys are
40:45
in the post and setting, you know, screens in the post.
40:48
We don't see any of that anymore.
40:49
We just see whoever's got the best shooting night and whoever
40:52
can play the best perimeter defense is the winner, and it's
40:56
not as fun of a game, and that sucks.
40:58
It's boring and that's why I don't like watching it in the
41:00
regular season. Nobody cares about the regular
41:02
season. What the I think they need the
41:05
fix it. Errol to me is a legal offense
41:08
like they used to have a legal defense defense.
41:10
No more five out. You cannot have a 5 out.
41:13
Set bringing, hand checking back to the NBA.
41:15
That would be fun. That's what you want to see.
41:17
And, and stop with these flagrant ones and flagrant twos
41:21
and technical fouls. Let the game be a little bit
41:24
more rougher, Make the game a little bit more fun.
41:26
When the game was like that in the 90s, it was fun to watch
41:29
Shaquille O'Neal and Charles Barkley swinging at each other.
41:32
I want to see that Kenny, you know, Kenny the Jet Smith, you
41:35
know, cursing out, you know, Vernon Maxwell because he tried
41:39
to hip check them when he was going up for a layup.
41:41
That's what I want to see. That's what what made the game
41:44
so fun to watch. Now you watch, you put a pinky
41:47
on LeBron James, he's going up and shooting 2 free throws.
41:50
I don't want to see it anymore. Or Steph Curry shooting up a
41:53
three and because he's flopping and topping one of the worst
41:57
James Harden, Mr. Flopper himself, he chucks up threes and
42:01
then he's going to the free throw line shooting three, you
42:04
know, 3 free throws. I don't want to see that.
42:06
It's an easy 3 points and that gives teams much better chances
42:09
to winning games, especially in the regular season.
42:12
None of these young kids even care about that.
42:14
It's fantasy sports and money making Jabba.
42:17
You know all about it is what could you bring to me when it
42:20
comes to my pockets as I was on the boat and a cruise trip?
42:24
What are they doing all practically 90% of the time they
42:27
were gambling. That's what they were doing on
42:29
the boat. Gamble, gamble, gamble, gobble
42:32
gobble gobble like the chicken always do.
42:34
Or the rooster. You know all that cops anyways.
42:37
That's the next one. No, that's the turkeys.
42:39
Well. Wait a second.
42:41
Roosters are not turkeys? Well, they're.
42:43
The ones the gobble. Well, yeah, turkeys gobble.
42:47
Whatever. Anyways, ESPN reports that Kevin
42:50
Durant is being traded to the Rockets, his fourth different
42:55
team since leaving the Thunder in 2016.
42:58
The Suns will get back the number 10 overall pick in this
43:03
year's draft, 5 second round draft picks and guard Jalen
43:08
Green. And yes, once again, he's going
43:11
somewhere else. The one and only Dylan Brooks.
43:13
Reports say that the Rockets Spurs any Heat where 3 landing
43:17
spots for Durant preferred to be traded to.
43:21
Durant also mentioned wanting to go to the Rockets because of his
43:25
relationship with his head coach Imei Udoka.
43:30
Yes, I said it right. From his team where the Nets and
43:34
USA Basketball, Durant was the best in the NBA this year with
43:40
49.7% shooting percentage on jump shots and 53.1% in mid
43:46
range shots. The Rockets were 24th in the NBA
43:51
this year in affected field goals, percentage on jump shots
43:56
and 27th on shots off the dribble, something Durant is
44:01
very strong at. After the trade, the Rockets,
44:04
betting odd to win next year's NBA title, was 18 to one, second
44:09
highest only behind the Thunder. What are they on?
44:13
Drugs. I love Kevin Durant.
44:16
He's a great player. Besides his Twitter pics or his
44:19
Twitter feeds, I love Kevin Durant, his nonsense off the
44:23
court and his greatness on the basketball court.
44:26
This is not the Kevin Durant when he was 2829 or even 30.
44:30
This is Kevin Durant who's 36 years old this year.
44:34
He's an old man, OK, He's a good player.
44:37
He still can shoot the three. He's still one of the more
44:40
efficient guys that you would expect that gets the ball and
44:43
shoots the ball. The the problem with Kevin
44:45
Durant is he gets hurt too much. The problem right now with the
44:48
Rockets, they gave away depth. Dylan Brooks is a good defender.
44:51
Dylan Brooks is a good enforcer. You losing Dylan Brooks and
44:55
Jalen Green and the 10th overall pick, you're not looking towards
44:59
this year's draft saying Oh well, the Rockets still can add
45:02
a piece with Kevin Durant and the players that they have where
45:05
they can get over the hump. Here's the problem right now
45:08
with the Western Conference, as much as they're 18 to 1 betting
45:11
favorites, that doesn't mean crap.
45:13
And by the way, everybody that's says, hey, you know what,
45:15
there's something about Vegas that they know something that we
45:18
don't. Here's what Vegas is trying to
45:20
try to persuade you that, look, the LJA doesn't know what the
45:24
organization and the product is going to do in the offseason to
45:28
help LeBron James. Because we all know LeBron James
45:32
is going to get something out of this.
45:34
As we see Cooper flag go to The Mavericks when they are 1.8%
45:38
percentage chance to get the number one pick.
45:41
Just think about it, 1.8%, that's 98%.
45:46
There was a 98% chance they couldn't get Cooper flag and
45:50
they got the number one pick. Why?
45:52
Because the LJA and LeBron James got what he wanted.
45:55
Luca friggin Dodgek. That's what happened, ladies and
45:59
gentlemen. But nevertheless, you go back
46:02
and you look at this situation and and I like, like I said, I'm
46:05
going to go back to Kevin Durant.
46:06
I like him. A lot of Knick fans would have
46:08
rathered him going to the Knicks.
46:10
What were the Knicks willing to give up to get Kevin Durant, OG
46:13
and Anobi? I've heard Michael Bridges, I
46:16
heard that could be involved in Miles McBride was another name
46:20
that we could have been involved with that trade.
46:22
Mitchell Robertson or the Knick fans just absolutely adore.
46:25
Do you want to give up two pieces or three pieces to the
46:29
puzzle to get a Kevin Durant, who, by the way, didn't want to
46:33
come to the Knicks when he had a chance to come to the Knicks
46:35
when he couldn't, he he decided to go to the Nets to play with
46:38
Kyrie Irving and then drew out James Harden.
46:41
What a debacle that was. The fact is Kevin Durant isn't
46:45
the same Kevin Durant and Kevin Durant couldn't do it himself.
46:48
Kevin Durant is now going to a Rockets team that has who?
46:52
Who's the other guy on this roster?
46:54
Sweetie? Please tell me who is the other
46:56
guy on this roster that you that scares you when it come it comes
47:02
to making a run for an NBA title Please.
47:04
The next the next best player you're looking at scoring wise
47:08
is probably Van Vleet. Overall it's.
47:09
Probably Van Vleet. San San Grun's the next best
47:12
player. San Grun is the best all around
47:13
player. For sure.
47:15
Yeah, big man. You're going to tell me this
47:19
guy, he is a game. They got a big man and they got
47:22
a, they got a guard in Van Vleet who's been there for a title
47:26
stop. He's he won a title in Toronto.
47:28
Wasn't the guy there but you know.
47:30
They've been trying to trade Van Vleet for the last two years at
47:33
the trade downline. They don't even want him there.
47:36
This is a crock. And I don't I don't want to sit
47:38
here and just say that Kevin Durant didn't want that to
47:41
happen with the Suns. When they added the pieces that
47:43
they had with Bradley Beal over there and Booker, they had a
47:46
better trio over there than he does over here with the Rocket.
47:50
I understand e-mail. Adoka is a good coach.
47:54
Great. He also likes to get into other
47:56
people's pants. You know, he's married and he
47:58
likes to jump ship every single time.
48:00
Hey, does he have hoes in different area codes?
48:02
Maybe we should ask his wife. Nevertheless, I could care less.
48:06
The fact right now is Kevin Durant is heading to the Houston
48:09
Rockets. I know Jamie Lee, you don't like
48:11
it, or maybe you do. I know you're a Rockets fan.
48:14
The fact is, Rocket fans cannot be happy.
48:17
Do we remember the last OKC, OKC, Thunder player that have
48:20
gone to the Rockets, Huh. Let's go back.
48:23
Russell Westbrook was over there with James Harden.
48:25
How did that work out? Please tell me they were both
48:29
there. Both of them.
48:31
Both of them were there playing with each other.
48:33
How did that debacle work out for them?
48:36
It didn't. James Harden a bull hog, Russell
48:39
Westbrook a bull hog. You also had Chris Paul there.
48:41
How did that work out that they had better teams and better
48:45
players there and and Kevin Durant there?
48:47
What does that do for the organization?
48:50
It doesn't do nothing and I don't know why anybody,
48:53
including Vegas, thinks they're the 18 to 1 favorites out of the
48:57
Western Conference. How about Denver, You're going
48:59
to tell me Denver's not getting a pieces in the offseason and
49:02
maybe trade away pieces? I've heard that Jamal Murray
49:04
could be traded in the offseason.
49:06
Teams interested in bringing in a point guard to help them out.
49:09
You put another piece with a guy like Yokich, Are you kidding me?
49:12
You're going to give them the 18-1 favorites, the second best
49:15
team to come out of the West. What are you on drugs?
49:18
LJA, ladies and gentlemen. That's what I'm saying.
49:21
Vegas and the LJA. Who's sleeping with who?
49:24
Is Adam Silver sleeping with somebody over there in Vegas or
49:28
his ears flying away like Dumbo? He looked terrible by the way he
49:32
went up there carrying that freaking trophy.
49:34
His ears, one of his ears were bigger than the freaking trophy.
49:37
I mean, honestly, his nose really stuck out too.
49:40
He looks like Poke Pinocchio. I, I just, I, I am so tired of
49:44
Adam Silver and, and the NBA and these executives thinking that
49:49
this is a great sport and this is a great product that they
49:53
have. Now I'll go back to what I said.
49:55
I know everybody's going to look at me and say, wait a second,
49:57
Errol, you just said the product has been the best, I mean the
50:01
closest that it's ever been. Here's the problem.
50:04
Doesn't he look like Dracula? Oh man, he looks so bad.
50:06
He he dude, He is one of the goofiest looking guys I've ever
50:09
seen. All right, he is goofy, but
50:11
nevertheless, he is goofy. He almost took over for Disney
50:15
for as the CEO of Disney, he's perfect.
50:19
So that's how he left. It was pretty good it.
50:21
Was pretty good. Thank you.
50:22
I appreciate it. Anyways, getting back to the NBA
50:26
and the way the NBA works, I love those bad those bad guy
50:30
teams, the Lakers of the 80's, the the Celtics of the 80's, the
50:33
the 90s or even the late 80's, the Detroit Pistons or the
50:37
Chicago Bulls or the, the Rockets were very likeable team.
50:40
So I can't say they were the mean people.
50:42
Even even San Antonio, they were a team that you cheered on
50:45
because nobody, you know, everybody like Gregg Popovich
50:48
and Tim Duncan was a quiet guy that went out there and played
50:50
the game. But you like those bad guys, The
50:52
Lakers of the nine of the early 2000s with Kobe Bryant, the
50:56
assassin that he was, Mamba before he became the Mamba and
51:00
Shaquille O'Neal doesn't shut his mouth.
51:01
I'm like Diesel, I'm going to take the hope and shove it up
51:04
your ass. You know those kind of guys.
51:06
There was always those teams that you love to hate.
51:08
LeBron James with the Miami Heat, remember that with Dwyane
51:12
Wade and Chris Bosh, you love to hate those teams.
51:15
Even the LeBron James of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love, you hated
51:18
those teams. The NBA don't have that anymore.
51:21
Who do you hate? You have Indiana and Halpern
51:24
choking when he's playing in Madison Square Garden.
51:27
Am I really that scared of Tyrese Halpern and the crap that
51:30
they have over there? OK C is a good young team.
51:33
Do you think OK C is going to win the championship next year?
51:36
Right now, when you look at the numbers and the statistics, you
51:39
probably say no, they're they don't have that.
51:42
That assassin over there. Shay is a great player.
51:45
Is he really that much of an assassin over there for the
51:47
Thunder? For that, you could say, oh,
51:49
man, they're going to absolutely win another title.
51:52
There's a lot of questions there.
51:53
So I mean, I know Fish is sitting here laughing and happy
51:58
that the Knicks have the best chance to win the East and maybe
52:01
go on to go to the NBA Finals. I just, I don't trust the Knicks
52:06
and I don't trust the NBA because there's no team out
52:09
there that scares me and says, hey, you know what?
52:12
I don't want to play that team next year.
52:14
I don't want to play because they have that assassin.
52:16
They have Shay Alexander that really scares me.
52:18
He's a great offensive player, but he doesn't scare me.
52:21
That's why Hal Burton, I thought was the assassin of this series,
52:25
even though Shay was the better player when Hal Burton took over
52:29
certain games, I think people, some people remember what Shay
52:32
was. I mean, what Hal Burton was
52:34
doing in this series when he took over some of those games,
52:37
then Shay Alexander when he he was averaging 2829 points in
52:41
this series. So I that's the only problem
52:44
right now in the NBA. There's no assassin team that
52:46
everybody wants to beat, nobody. Golden State.
52:49
I hated Golden State. Everybody hated Golden State
52:51
when they were they will have Kevin Durant and and Steph Curry
52:56
and Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
52:58
There's nothing out there right now in the NBA that the NBA
53:02
provides where it says, hey, I want to play that team.
53:06
And that's the problem right now with the LJA LeBron James
53:09
Association. LeBron James has taken this
53:12
product and shoved it up his ass.
53:14
And that's what makes them the. Lakers.
53:16
Yeah, the Lakers might be the most hateable team for that
53:18
reason. Yes.
53:19
Like I always gave up the booty. As LeBron James always gives up
53:23
the boot. And another thing.
53:24
Let's go ask P Diddy for that. You know the other thing?
53:26
There's a lot of those other thing they gave up the boot.
53:28
Maybe too soon. Maybe too soon.
53:33
Bad. Bend over.
53:34
Bend over. LeBron.
53:35
OK. Oh, P What's that?
53:40
Are you happy to see me? That thing is a little small
53:42
there. Are you still doing the goofy
53:44
voice? I think it just it just kept
53:48
carrying on. Honestly as long as she's using
53:50
dude wipes and taking care of my 2 hole I'm good.
53:53
Goofy would ever use dude wipes. I don't know.
53:56
I mean, we should promote that for Disney.
53:58
You know, Dude wipe, Disney, dude wipes, Disney, Dude wipes,
54:02
you know, with Goofy, Mickey, Minnie, all of them, Donald
54:05
Duck, you know, that kind of stuff.
54:08
Who's quacking, ladies and gentlemen?
54:10
I'm quacking. I have to go on that boat ride.
54:13
Cruise. Thank you, I almost lost lost my
54:16
son at Disney. Oh geez.
54:18
I don't want to know the story. I don't.
54:20
Want the story? So no, he was.
54:21
He was hiding in the in the clothes, like the shirts, the
54:25
shirts. What you.
54:26
Should he was he was like he was like 4.
54:29
You sure Minnie wasn't trying to steal him?
54:32
No, we found him. He was.
54:35
He was playing like peekaboo. Oh God.
54:38
Peekaboo ICU. That's a good one.
54:40
That's a good draw. Peekaboo peeky boom, that's.
54:44
Right, I gave up to be there. So, Errol, would you say it was
54:47
a successful trip despite all this stuff?
54:51
I, you know, everybody's going to sit here and tell me, Errol,
54:53
stop putting down the trip. There are good parts of the trip
54:57
that I can talk about, and there are a lot of bad ones and.
55:00
OK, better question is, would you do it again?
55:02
No, not not that. Not Norwegian.
55:04
I will never go on a Norwegian cruise ship ever again.
55:09
And and no SO. You haven't.
55:10
You haven't banged it all together.
55:12
No, I'm not going to bang it. And if I'm going to bang it, I'm
55:14
going to bang it 3 or 4 times. I'm just not going to bang it
55:17
with that. And, and if a cruise ship had a
55:19
tailpipe, I'm not banging it. OK, I'm moving away from the
55:22
tailpipe before it bangs me. It by the by the way, I have
55:26
pictures of a rock almost raping me.
55:28
That's a whole another story over there in Bermuda.
55:31
These pictures, if I show you these pictures, it would look
55:33
like I was getting banged in the ass by a rock.
55:36
Just saying. It really does.
55:37
I told Brittany I was like, what the hell are you doing that
55:40
looks Now, those pictures are horrible.
55:42
It really looks and my face is that I'm making it looks like
55:45
the, the, the, the rocks funding me.
55:47
Excuse my language, but that's what it looks like.
55:49
It is a horrible sight. Let me tell you, I'll show you
55:52
guys the picture. I'll send it in a group message.
55:54
Tell me if it doesn't look like the rocks raping me.
55:57
So and she laughs at it all the time.
55:58
I say, who told you to take that picture?
56:00
I'm not even looking up. I'm looking down and I'm making
56:03
these faces because I'm trying to the the rock was so sharp.
56:06
It was sticking me, you know, in in areas I can't even tell you.
56:10
Inevitable. I thought, I thought at first he
56:12
meant like the rock that you saw in Bermuda, not like a rock.
56:16
Rock, A big, huge rock was stabbing me in the ass.
56:19
Yes, and I was making these weird phases.
56:21
Yeah. So anyways, I'm sorry, guys, I'm
56:24
sorry I cursed, but it was an interesting Norwegian trip and I
56:29
definitely would probably never do Norwegian again.
56:32
We got to do. I want to tell this.
56:34
We have to. I said got to.
56:36
We have to do a trip with all of us and our significant others.
56:41
Speedy, you can have your hands. That could be.
56:43
We could dress your hand up as your significant others, you
56:46
know, Or you know what? You could take Tommy as your
56:48
guest. You know, you could sleep
56:50
together in a bed. What do you think, Tommy?
56:52
I think that would be cool. That is a hard pass.
56:55
Well, you snore loud enough. I think Speedy Speedy's the most
56:58
quiet sleeper. He curls up, dude.
57:02
He curls up in a bowl. It's like, it's like I've never
57:05
seen a fish. You've seen him.
57:07
He curls up in this little. Ball.
57:08
So like a little, I don't know what, I saw him.
57:10
He looked like Frankenstein's monster waking up straight up
57:15
like this. And it was it was interesting.
57:19
It was an interesting. It was late at night, though.
57:21
It was. It was late at night.
57:23
Yeah, if he. He doesn't sleep much though I
57:25
heard. No, not until four, 5:00 and
57:28
then he'll sleep all the way to 1212 in the afternoon.
57:31
At one. You'll have to really smack him
57:32
around or even spill water or even piss on his face.
57:35
I didn't do that. OK, so I But if he did that, I'd
57:38
probably wake him up, right? Speedy?
57:40
Would that wake you up? No.
57:41
No. You would be sleeping if I
57:43
pissed on you. I.
57:44
Don't know, probably wake up. No.
57:49
Just like Kevin Durant's going to wake up the Rockets when he
57:54
moves on over to them, could you?
57:57
Imagine that. Do we really think that this is
57:58
going to lead to anything other than like a low playoff seed in
58:01
the first round exit? I don't think they're going to
58:03
be a low playoff seed. I think they're going to be.
58:06
The West is stacked 1/5. Like as bad as the East is, as
58:10
good as the West is next year. I think they're fifth or sixth
58:13
seed. That's where I think the Rockets
58:15
are now. If Kevin Durant stays healthy
58:17
and he plays 68 games, I think the Rockets are a fourth seed.
58:23
That's where I think they are. But I don't expect Kevin Durant
58:25
to play 68 games. I'll be very surprised if Kevin
58:28
Durant plays 4850 games. And what that tells me is when
58:31
you're looking at the talent that they have around them,
58:33
unless they're planning to add another piece this offseason, I
58:37
I just don't see it. I don't know where Vegas
58:40
believes that they're an 18 one favorite to come out of the
58:43
West. It just doesn't make any sense.
58:45
So I agree with you. They're stacked.
58:47
The Western Conference is stacked.
58:48
And we're going to have Mr. Roy coming on and I mean, and, and
58:52
he's going to, I'm sure he's going to have his take to it
58:56
because Tim has been on a show before and over the years.
59:00
He said what, you know, he thought the Golden State
59:02
Warriors are going to be, he mentioned that Meyer, I, I think
59:04
it was like 3 or 4 years ago, Speedy, if I'm not mistaken, he
59:07
said that Meyer was thinking about stepping down.
59:09
Yeah, he did. First time we had him on within
59:11
2020. Yeah, and, and he said that once
59:13
that happens, Golden State's going to start to get rid of
59:17
pieces and, and start to rebuild.
59:19
And they haven't. I'm not going to say they have
59:22
one because they haven't, but they've they've come close.
59:26
But they haven't gotten over the hump since Meyer left when they
59:28
beat the the Boston Celtics in the Finals that year.
59:32
And it's it's it's now your transition.
59:34
You're bringing Jimmy buckets. You still have Steph there.
59:36
I think if I was the Golden State Warriors and I that's
59:39
something I want to talk about with Roy.
59:41
Do you trade Steph Curry? Do you you try to get as much as
59:44
you can for Steph Curry to rebuild?
59:46
I I think they should. They they can't do.
59:48
It'd be like trading Jet Derek Jeter.
59:50
You can't do that. Well, wait a second.
59:51
If you're a team in an organization that might be, I
59:56
don't know, a team that is more than two players away, why would
1:00:00
you ride or die with Steph Curry that has maybe two or three
1:00:03
years left, maybe at best? He's but he's not the guy you're
1:00:07
training because that skill shooting, even if he can't be
1:00:10
the one that creates the shots later on in his career, he's
1:00:13
going to be able to do that for a long time, right?
1:00:15
He could be his catch and shoot guy off the bench for 20 points
1:00:18
in like 15 minutes when he's 43. If he really wanted to, he's not
1:00:22
going to want to. I don't think you're not going
1:00:23
to wait. He's only he's 30, but now he
1:00:25
doesn't have to be the main guy at that point, but you're not.
1:00:27
I think he's still good enough to be the main guy for another
1:00:30
year maybe too. And that that's and we'll see
1:00:33
next year because you're right, Jimmy Buckets is old also.
1:00:36
This is the year that they're going to go all in, guys.
1:00:39
Wonder what they do? All right, Well, you have a
1:00:40
caller. He's been on, he's been on our
1:00:42
network for last year, year and a half.
1:00:45
Very happy to have him on. He is the lead guy for Snowman
1:00:49
in the morning. Brian Snow Snowman what's?
1:00:53
Up buddy, what's going on partner?
1:00:56
Glad you're safe back from your trip and thanks for having me on
1:00:58
tonight. I appreciate it.
1:00:59
Well, we love you, you're unbelievable on the radio, you
1:01:03
have a great personality and always give a great sports
1:01:06
takes. So what would you like to talk
1:01:08
about? Who the hell said the Houston
1:01:12
Rockets will be competitive this coming year just because I got
1:01:15
Kevin Durant? I wonder.
1:01:17
Or, as I love to say on my show in the mornings, what in the all
1:01:21
types of blue hell is that? Blue Hell, Is that where Kevin
1:01:26
Durant lives? Right now, he.
1:01:29
Does. That might be one of his Twitter
1:01:34
handles. Now that's.
1:01:35
True. Well, seven or eight of them and
1:01:37
maybe 10 of them by the time he's done with the Houston
1:01:40
Rockets. You know, it's interesting.
1:01:42
Vegas came out with the the numbers today over the last 24
1:01:46
hours and they gave him 18 to 1 odds, which is second right now
1:01:50
in a Western Conference. What are your thoughts to that?
1:01:55
Second in the Western Conference.
1:01:56
We're talking about the same Kevin Durant whose best
1:01:59
basketball was left in the Bay. Mind you, his two best years
1:02:03
were in the Bay. And now that he's going to be in
1:02:06
his 18th season out of Texas and playing in Texas and they say
1:02:12
they're the second best team. I repeat a question that you
1:02:15
said earlier in the conversation.
1:02:17
Who else on that team frightens you?
1:02:19
Nobody, Van Fleet. Who else on that team frightens
1:02:22
you? Van Fleet.
1:02:24
Who they tried to trade last year at the trade deadline and
1:02:27
nobody really wanted him. No.
1:02:28
And they do, you know, you know, what they tried to get for Van
1:02:31
Vleet. I'm not even going to say
1:02:33
because they're absolutely out of their minds if they think Van
1:02:35
Vleet is worth any of the pieces they were offering.
1:02:40
I mean, does Oklahoma City really scare you next year?
1:02:45
No. Do the Houston Rockets kind of
1:02:49
scare you for next year? No, not a chance.
1:02:53
OK. I'll always say on my show, to
1:02:55
beat the Champs, you have to unseat the Champs.
1:02:57
Somebody's going to unseat OKC and unfortunately in my eyes
1:03:02
they're going to be a one hit wonder.
1:03:04
And I have to borrow phrase of yours, the LJA for the NBAI got
1:03:08
to start using that. On my show.
1:03:09
That is a classic. I got to use that.
1:03:12
Brian, you are, you are the you are the number one critic of
1:03:15
LeBron James for like the last season.
1:03:17
You've called the show 6 years. Ago, as long as you have
1:03:20
listened to me on the air, which now for seven years, you know I
1:03:26
do not. And it's not being critical of
1:03:29
LeBron alone. I give you this word in
1:03:32
kindness. It's these bronze sexuals that.
1:03:34
Listen me off. The best 1 was like 3 years ago
1:03:39
when I I, I, I found on your Facebook, you posted something
1:03:41
about LeBron on your Facebook and one of one of the guys I
1:03:45
don't, I don't know the guy that he that commented he's like,
1:03:47
where does LeBron rank in your top ten in NBA history?
1:03:50
I'm like, where does LeBron rank in your top 50 in your NBA
1:03:52
history? And you said nowhere.
1:03:57
That's. Where they they try to get me
1:03:59
every. They try to get me every time
1:04:01
with these LeBron James posts, you know.
1:04:04
Oh, he's top ten, He's top 20. Are you out of your rabbit ass
1:04:08
rat picking mind? I can tell you 10 forwards off
1:04:11
the top of my head that played a better fundamentally sound
1:04:13
forward that better that that are better than him.
1:04:17
And I'll give you 2 names that really grate their nerves and I
1:04:21
keep bringing them up just because they grate their nerves.
1:04:24
One is Tom Chambers, the other is Jack Sikma.
1:04:28
I bring those two back, man, you're going back.
1:04:31
I. Know, I know.
1:04:32
Chambers. I don't know the other one.
1:04:34
I know both I I know both players and they were great
1:04:37
players, but I'm I'm intend to disagree with you as you know my
1:04:41
thoughts to LeBron James. I think he's the second greatest
1:04:44
basketball player of all time. I just look at numbers and I
1:04:46
know people are going to question numbers because of
1:04:48
longevity, but you have to play and you have to last and LeBron
1:04:52
James has lasted and he's had the longevity.
1:04:55
So I'm not going to take that away.
1:04:56
But again, right, you could argue, I mean, a lot of people
1:04:59
have argued LeBron James stature and where he states as one of
1:05:02
the greatest basketball players of all time.
1:05:04
But guy, I'm sorry to cut you off.
1:05:07
You and I are going to be arguing for the rest of our
1:05:09
lives as long as we remain friends, and we're going to,
1:05:11
because this is the subject that makes us both laugh all the
1:05:14
time, OK? That's why I love that.
1:05:16
That's why I love doing it. That's exactly why I love doing
1:05:19
it. And that's exactly why I love
1:05:21
doing the show. But you're interviewing one of
1:05:23
my favorite radio guys and Tim Roy.
1:05:25
I had a chance to meet him in Chicago.
1:05:28
Delightful, delightful person. I'm mad at you now.
1:05:31
Why? What did I do?
1:05:33
You got Tim Roy on the. Air, I'll tell you what I'm
1:05:36
going to. You listen to the interview and
1:05:37
you'll hear what I said. Say to Tim, I'm going to get Tim
1:05:41
to lock, lock in with you and get him on your show.
1:05:44
How's that? You got it.
1:05:45
And one of my other favorite announcers just retired Bill
1:05:49
Schoning, long time voice of the San Antonio Spurs.
1:05:51
He's always been on my show saying something.
1:05:54
If I bring you on this week or when I bring you on this week,
1:05:57
man, save some of this LGA energy because I got to bring
1:06:00
you on and clear about 30 minutes and let you cut loose.
1:06:05
Well, I might be cutting some cheese by the time that's over.
1:06:08
Brian, if you're only going to give him 30 minutes, you might
1:06:11
want to extend that. If you're only going to.
1:06:12
Thanks for having me on buddy. I appreciate.
1:06:14
You. Well, something's going to be
1:06:18
cut it just hopefully it's not something By the way, some of
1:06:21
the food that I ate on that cruise gave me the worst gas.
1:06:25
Man. I was letting it go.
1:06:26
Brittany was telling me in the room she's like go into the
1:06:29
bathroom. I've never I've never heard so
1:06:32
much so much or not even smelt it just heard so much gas come
1:06:36
out of somebody as much as you. I don't know what was in it, but
1:06:39
there was a lot of salt in the food and it just let.
1:06:42
I was letting it go. It was everywhere.
1:06:44
Was what I had a kid behind me and I was just I tried to
1:06:47
squeeze the cheeks guys. He was like he was like linear
1:06:52
from my ass and I just let one go you.
1:06:54
Should you should have saved it for all those like spoiled 15
1:06:56
year olds in the in the? I'm just, I'm just telling you
1:06:58
the truth. I, I, I, the truth is, and it's
1:07:01
not, I'm not going to, I'm not going to beat around the Bush.
1:07:03
Well, if I am beating around the Bush, it's doing something else
1:07:07
in the bed. But nevertheless, I am just
1:07:09
telling you that when I was walking, I was trying to squeeze
1:07:13
the cheeks and this kid was behind me and I just let one go.
1:07:15
And he heard me by the way, it was is pretty loud.
1:07:17
And Brittany just sat there. Well, she didn't sat.
1:07:19
She walked in front of me laughing and smirking as I was
1:07:23
moving through the hallway. But I unfortunately there is
1:07:28
there are cruises that when you eat food, it makes your stomach
1:07:31
not work. Look at snowman.
1:07:32
I'm sorry. I'm sorry to cut again.
1:07:34
I'm sorry to cut you off or cut the cheese.
1:07:36
He hung up already. Oh yeah, we lost him.
1:07:38
That sucks. By the way, that was Snowman in
1:07:40
the morning. Go check his show out on a
1:07:42
network and throughout all the different networks that he's on.
1:07:46
He is sensational. He's one of the most talented
1:07:48
broadcasters in the business. He really is.
1:07:50
He doesn't get enough credit. He really is funny, laid back,
1:07:56
really clever on his takes as you heard LeBron sexuals he is
1:08:00
very clever on his presentation when it comes to his show.
1:08:05
So fantastic personality as always.
1:08:08
But go ahead, fish, I know you just popped right in and, you
1:08:12
know, popped some cherries like Speedy always says, right?
1:08:15
No, you say pop cherries. I have no idea what the hell
1:08:17
that even means. Well, Errol while you were gone
1:08:21
had a great guest on, you know, before we get up to our next
1:08:24
guest, Frank Luna, who offered this great all inclusive with
1:08:29
for him and a lady that he either brings or finds in the VP
1:08:35
free tab. Jabba agreed to give him the
1:08:38
room for the night. And then we got to go down to
1:08:43
the shore and this is at the Stone Pony where they have their
1:08:46
concert series. So you get to have like a rock
1:08:48
show too Speedy. Speedy get laid.
1:08:51
That's what we're talking about here.
1:08:54
And speedy, in case you were wondering, That's what pop and
1:08:57
cherries means. There's a better shot of Brian
1:09:00
Snow putting LeBron in his top 20 that that happened.
1:09:03
Just trying to bring it full circle for you.
1:09:07
I don't know, Speedy. I feel like that is a that's
1:09:09
like the perfect scenario. Your kind of music.
1:09:13
Everything covered VIP. Where did this conversation come
1:09:20
from? Actually, that's what I want to
1:09:21
know. Where did that come from?
1:09:23
The conversation come or start where Jabba says, hey, you know
1:09:27
what, I'll pay for it. I think it was some reference.
1:09:30
We were going back and forth about something and he's like,
1:09:33
all right, I'll do this. And I was like, all right, if
1:09:35
you take care of the tab, I'll take care of the room.
1:09:38
I don't know. I don't know where it originated
1:09:39
from, but it. It was a great interview.
1:09:41
He was fantastic, Frank. It really was a great guest.
1:09:45
I hope you guys get a chance to see.
1:09:46
I think Speedy might have cut the interview for you guys to
1:09:48
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Give us a follow voice. Give us a follow.
1:10:17
I just want to let everybody know something.
1:10:19
It doesn't matter if I'm on the show or not.
1:10:21
You should be tuning on tuning into the show with or without
1:10:24
me. I know I it's very rare that I'm
1:10:26
not on a show when I'm on a vacation that I almost get
1:10:29
arrested or laying farts or dropping a deuce in certain
1:10:33
areas. That I, by the way, that was
1:10:35
another thing that happened to me, but that's a whole nother
1:10:37
story. I accidentally went into the
1:10:39
wrong room. That's a whole nother story.
1:10:41
And I'll tell you what. Happened.
1:10:42
I thought you meant you like pooped your pants.
1:10:44
No, I actually wasn't paying attention and the room was.
1:10:49
I thought it was my room, but it was the other room on the other
1:10:52
the the the door before my room and I walked into the door and I
1:10:55
went to the bathroom and I walked out and some girl was
1:10:59
practically undressed. But that's a whole nother story
1:11:01
that I'll tell you a little bit later in the show.
1:11:03
So anyways, when we got to do our golf clap of the day, go
1:11:07
ahead. This deserves a golf clap.
1:11:11
No doubt. Golf clap.
1:11:13
Golf clap. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
1:11:16
our golf clap of the day goes to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
1:11:21
Oh, I can't wait for this one. Yes ladies and gentlemen, they
1:11:25
finally signed the number two overall pick, Travis Hunter for
1:11:30
four years. Yes, rookie contract worth about
1:11:33
46, $1,000,000. Why it's why is this my golf
1:11:38
clap, ladies and gentlemen? Because of for an organization
1:11:41
that absolutely falls flat in their face, absolutely falls
1:11:44
flat on more faces than one, including a face that looks like
1:11:48
a gremlin. And for a guy who I think is one
1:11:51
of the most overrated players to come out of the draft in about
1:11:54
20 years, who gets $46,000,000 and not a quarterback tells me
1:12:00
one thing about the organization.
1:12:02
So blue dumbasses. And why is $46 million going to
1:12:07
make this organization look bad? Well I don't know, ask Travis
1:12:11
Hunter after the season. So my golf clap of the day goes
1:12:15
to the one and only Jacksonville Jaguars as the stupid
1:12:19
organization lays the smack if and gives this idiot 46 mil.
1:12:24
Ladies and gentlemen, the Golf Club of the Day goes to the one
1:12:27
and only stupid Jacksonville Jaguars.
1:12:30
What a wonderful move by that organization.
1:12:33
How stupid could you be? You pay a guy that's not a
1:12:36
quarterback a #2 pick overall pick $46 million.
1:12:40
I would say that that I remember Zach Wilson, The Jets gave Zach
1:12:44
Wilson less money. I think he got like 36 or $38
1:12:47
million and he was the number two.
1:12:50
He was the quarter second pick in the the first round and he
1:12:53
was a quarterback. And this guy's not even a
1:12:55
quarterback. He's making almost seven, $8
1:12:57
million more than Zach Wilson. I'm not saying Zach Wilson was
1:13:00
any good, but this guy's not even a quarterback.
1:13:03
He's making $46 million. Makes no sense.
1:13:06
That just shows you how stupid the organization is and and I'm
1:13:09
sure that family and Travis Hunter is very happy because he
1:13:13
just robbed an organization for 46 and a half million dollars.
1:13:16
Anyways, when we come back, ladies and gentlemen, I don't
1:13:18
think he needs a golf clap. If you want to give him one, you
1:13:22
should. This guy is one of the best.
1:13:25
I said it, one of the great broadcasters and play by play
1:13:28
guys in the business, one of the greatest basketball analysts in
1:13:33
the business. He's been on a show, he's got a
1:13:35
great personality and he is the voice of the one and only Steph
1:13:39
Curry. Golden State Warriors play by
1:13:43
play broadcaster Tim Roy. But first, our sportsman with
1:13:47
the only one that says he's a fisherman himself.
1:13:51
The only fish. Aaron fish fisherman.
1:13:56
This is the Jabba and the Mouth sportsman at.
1:14:01
Hey guys, Aaron Fishman here with your sports minute.
1:14:04
Going to give you a few stories before we get into the scores
1:14:07
this evening. The Anaheim, don't call them
1:14:10
Mighty Ducks, have traded Trevor Zeigris to the Philadelphia
1:14:14
Flyers for Senator Ryan, polling the 45th pick in Friday's NHL
1:14:18
draft and a fourth round pick in 2026.
1:14:21
Zeigris, who was the runner up for the Calder Trophy as a
1:14:24
rookie in 2021-2022, Production and availability of tailed off
1:14:28
in the past two seasons as he's dealt with lower body injuries,
1:14:31
including a torn meniscus and a falling out with coaching.
1:14:35
Apparently, new coach Joel Quenville wants only a positive
1:14:38
culture this time out, we hope. And Zeigris, the Bedford, NY
1:14:43
native refines the magic he had in new surroundings.
1:14:46
Although those surroundings are Philly.
1:14:48
So worst of luck to the Broad St.
1:14:51
Bullies. As always, Giants pitcher Sean
1:14:53
Jelly is in the news for the wrong reasons as his wife put
1:14:56
the family's business on blast for all to see on social media.
1:14:59
In a viral video that garnered well over 4 million views,
1:15:01
Jelly's wife Caroline post a video of her playing with her
1:15:04
two kids with a following overlay.
1:15:06
And my MLB husband abandons us on Mother's Day a week after
1:15:10
this. At once.
1:15:11
I finally found out about his affairs and stopped putting up
1:15:14
with his abuse. So if I've been raising two boys
1:15:17
alone caption coming, the video reads yeah, I've had been silent
1:15:21
about too long for this for too long about this and includes
1:15:24
hashtags such as divorce, cheating and fidelity.
1:15:28
And she was playing the Lords a man of the year song in the new
1:15:32
in the video just post the video is better in the past couple of
1:15:35
months about finding apparently about their relationship falling
1:15:38
apart. The Giants released.
1:15:40
But here's the thing now it's about abuse and things have
1:15:42
become more serious. The Giants released the
1:15:44
statement Saturday. You're aware of these serious
1:15:46
allegations. We have been in contact with the
1:15:48
MLB. These types of allegations fall
1:15:50
under their jurisdiction and we won't be commenting further.
1:15:55
And finally we have the Braves, who dug themselves an early hole
1:15:59
this season, have just lost Chris Sale to the 15 day IL with
1:16:02
a fractured rib cage. The move was announced on
1:16:05
Saturday and back into Thursday as the incident happens on a
1:16:08
diving place sail made on a ground ball by Juan Soto Ale A
1:16:12
Sale stayed in to strike out, beat Alonso and give up a boot
1:16:16
single to Brandy Nimmo before exiting.
1:16:18
The Braves, who lost young pitcher AJ Smith Shover to Tommy
1:16:21
John already this season, now have lost Sale to an
1:16:23
indeterminate amount of time. Sale had a rib cage injury in
1:16:26
2022, has signed sidelined him for over 3 months to start the
1:16:30
season. The Braves have an $18 million
1:16:33
option on Sale for next year, and GM Alex Anthopolis, when
1:16:36
asked if the Braves will trade him, responded emphatically.
1:16:40
Will not happen. Bold italicize it caps, citing
1:16:46
the rather affordable option for picture of sales caliber and
1:16:49
healthy at 18,000,000. The Braves are 35 and 41 and 11
1:16:54
games back of NLE St. and Phillies and 10 games back of
1:16:57
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Not much just enjoying the offseason, you know and and got
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to watch a great finals that was really good basketball, high
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level stuff and now just getting ready for the draft.
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The Warriors don't have a first round pick.
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They have a second round pick, but you never know on draft
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night, you know, it could be a could be a deal going on during
1:20:02
the draft and, and so you. I always be ready for that.
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But just at this point, you know, now after the draft, it's
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some summer league and free agency.
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And then you get some time in August to kind of really rest.
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And then back at the end of September, you just get going
1:20:16
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1:20:19
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1:20:22
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1:20:24
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this all show for everybody out there that doesn't understand,
1:20:32
it's the LJA LeBron James Association.
1:20:37
Thank you, Adam Silver. But nevertheless, a lot to get
1:20:40
into with the Golden State Warriors And you're right, it's
1:20:42
very Nick like as they don't have a first draft pick.
1:20:45
We all know the Knicks as Leon Rose hasn't had a first round
1:20:48
draft pick since 19 seven. I'm just kidding, but the New
1:20:51
York Knicks don't really draft in the first round either with
1:20:53
Leon Rose. Nevertheless, they've gotten
1:20:56
good second round draft picks over the years.
1:20:58
But no, I, I look at Golden State right now.
1:21:01
Jimmy Buckets looked old. I, I, I, you gave him an
1:21:04
extension before the seasons and you have Steph Curry coming
1:21:07
back. What is he 3637 years old?
1:21:10
He's getting up there and air. You have Draymond Green that's
1:21:13
been more worried about his podcast than his game of
1:21:15
basketball. What out there?
1:21:17
What is out there? And Steve Kerr, he could be
1:21:19
looking you have one foot out right now.
1:21:21
He could be looking at a, a broadcasting job in the very
1:21:24
near future. What is there to look forward to
1:21:27
Golden State Warriors basketball moving forward.
1:21:29
You know more than anybody. Well, they played.
1:21:32
Really, really well, after Jimmy got on board and they're, you
1:21:36
know, at the end when Steph got hurt, it kind of fell apart.
1:21:39
Jimmy got hurt, then Steph got hurt.
1:21:40
And so it kind of, you know, evaporated at that point.
1:21:44
But before that, in the last, you know, month and a half, two
1:21:47
months and a half of the season, they were really good.
1:21:50
And so I think they're trying to fill in some holes.
1:21:52
I think they'd like to get some more shooting, a little more
1:21:55
length on the perimeter. They're limited in how they can
1:21:58
do it, so they're going to have to be creative.
1:22:01
But I think with the Jimmy Butler deal, Mike Dudley V
1:22:04
showed he can be a very creative GM.
1:22:07
He did a really nice job before the season started.
1:22:11
He acquired all these, you know, contracts, Kyle Anderson, D
1:22:14
Anthony Melton, all these guys. And they were all movable
1:22:17
pieces. So by moving Melton after he got
1:22:20
hurt, then you get shorter, you can move shorter.
1:22:22
He gotten something else in the Butler trade.
1:22:25
So I think they've shown that they can be very creative.
1:22:28
They have some holes to fill and they have some young players
1:22:31
that have to take a step forward next year.
1:22:33
So Steph Curry, obviously, I like, I always talk about the
1:22:36
longevity aspect of it. He's mostly had minor injuries
1:22:38
in his, not as much as like the big ones, like we're seeing all
1:22:40
these Achilles injuries now, but like going forward with him,
1:22:43
especially being the focal point of this offense.
1:22:45
Like how do you think the Warriors have to manage it and
1:22:47
how do you think he has to fit with these younger players?
1:22:49
Yeah, I think, you know, Steph, despite his age, still has what
1:22:53
we call gravity. You know, when he cuts to the
1:22:55
other side, you know, about two bodies go with him.
1:22:58
OK. What?
1:22:59
What they need is to find guys on the other side of the floor
1:23:02
who can consistently knock down some shots.
1:23:04
That's how you use his gravity against the other team.
1:23:07
I think Steph is one of these guys that he's, once he found
1:23:11
out that if he got his body right, the ankle injuries would
1:23:15
go away and, and all the, you know, the problems that he had
1:23:19
right the start of his career went away.
1:23:21
He has been dedicated to keeping himself in great shape.
1:23:24
And all the players, I think most of them around the league
1:23:26
are doing that. And that's why we're seeing guys
1:23:28
play into the late 30s. When I was a kid, if you were 37
1:23:32
in the NBA, you had better been 7 feet tall because if you were,
1:23:36
you were not, you were not playing at that point.
1:23:38
But now the conditioning, the nutrition, everything is so much
1:23:42
better that these guys are playing longer and longer.
1:23:45
So yes, the Warriors big three, they're old.
1:23:47
They're not they're not young players anymore.
1:23:49
But there still can be affected players if you can keep their
1:23:51
minutes down. And so I think that's the kind
1:23:53
of Micks they're going to look at.
1:23:56
Brandon Pojemski has to, I think has to take a step forward next
1:23:59
year for the Warriors. Moses Moody has to be a little
1:24:01
bit better. They they, there is a situation
1:24:03
now with Jonathan Kaminga, whether or not he's going to
1:24:06
stay and what kind of offer he gets as a restricted free agent.
1:24:09
And so, so I think there's there's a lot of pieces they
1:24:14
have, they just got to find a couple more to make it all work.
1:24:18
Yeah, what that, that was my question too.
1:24:20
Nice, nice segue. Make me look good.
1:24:23
You see it every day and you're around them and cover it.
1:24:26
Like what? What do you think those couple
1:24:28
pieces are and and how do you think the best way to go about
1:24:31
getting the ones? I think a three and D wing would
1:24:35
be good. You know, a guy that can defend
1:24:36
a little bit and knock down a three.
1:24:38
You know, the, the there's a lot of guys that say they're three
1:24:41
and D wings. But I think if they can find a
1:24:43
guy like that, they need to get a little bit bigger on the wing
1:24:45
wing side and probably, you know, find a center who can
1:24:49
stretch the floor a little bit. They have this rookie out, a kid
1:24:52
out of BC from from Holland, the Quinton Post, who showed some
1:24:57
pretty good stuff during the regular season.
1:24:59
I don't know if he's ready to be a full time starter just yet.
1:25:01
Probably has to get a little bit bigger, a little bit stronger,
1:25:03
learn how to use his leverage better.
1:25:05
But that those are the kind of needs I see.
1:25:07
A three and D wing. A big that can stretch the floor
1:25:09
a little bit like Miles Turner does for Indiana, what the check
1:25:15
does for Oklahoma City. A guy that can knock down one of
1:25:18
those shots that can bring a big away from the basket.
1:25:21
So if the other guys can then get to the basket without
1:25:24
worrying about having their shot smack back in their face for
1:25:27
having to shoot it quicker than they want to because the big guy
1:25:29
is there. We are talking to Golden State
1:25:32
Warriors play by play broadcaster Tim Roy.
1:25:34
Tim, this Achilles injury has been really effective over the
1:25:38
last, I would say 10 years, actually 15 years if you go back
1:25:42
of the Golden State, Whereas Klay Thompson, he tore his
1:25:45
Achilles, he wasn't the same player.
1:25:47
We go back to Kobe Bryant. When Kobe Bryant tore his
1:25:49
Achilles, he wasn't the same player.
1:25:51
Now you're looking throughout the NBA Finals this year, he got
1:25:54
2 superstar players, 2 great players.
1:25:57
And Jayson Tatum, he went down towards Achilles.
1:25:59
He could, he might not be the same player.
1:26:02
And then Tyrese Halliburton, he's young, but he might not be
1:26:05
the same player. What do you think the LJA needs
1:26:08
to do to help or secure these players so they don't have these
1:26:13
bad injuries? Well, first of all, basketball
1:26:16
is a sport that's, you know, the human body is not designed to
1:26:19
have that much stress on your ankles, your knees and and, and
1:26:23
to take the pounding that they do.
1:26:25
I'm not so sure. I'm not really a doctor kind of
1:26:28
guy, but so I don't know if there's a link between them all,
1:26:31
but I'll give you an example. Kevin Durant, Elton Brand, both
1:26:35
guys for their Achilles, what they do, they change the game a
1:26:38
little bit. You know, Elton Brand hung out
1:26:39
the free throw line. He played for over 10 years in
1:26:41
the league making foul line jumpers.
1:26:43
Kevin Durant's a mid range guy. I think that's what maybe a guy
1:26:47
like Tatum will have to look at. Maybe Halliburton doesn't go the
1:26:50
basket as much as he did before. You know, and you know, the the
1:26:54
medical side is so much better than it used to be.
1:26:56
I think these guys can't come back and be effective players,
1:26:59
but but again, you may have to look at your game and kind of
1:27:03
adjust it a little bit to get the kind of longevity that you
1:27:06
want and to be an effective player.
1:27:08
But I think with with Brand and with KD, I think they both
1:27:11
showed that that you can make that adjustment and still be a
1:27:15
pretty good player in the league.
1:27:17
So the obviously the debate has been for years with load
1:27:19
management and now we've seen a lot of cuz these major injuries.
1:27:22
I think we were saying like the Achilles injuries doubled I
1:27:25
think from last year for how many there were total.
1:27:27
And there was also this this argument after OKC won the
1:27:30
championship that should they shorten the NBA season to
1:27:33
prevent these injuries. What are your thoughts of that?
1:27:36
Well, I, I think here's the, the I think, I think in, in theory,
1:27:40
it's a really good idea. In reality, it's, it's never
1:27:45
going to happen because the owners need, need those dates,
1:27:50
you know, to make money. And the players, if you have
1:27:54
less games, they're going to get paid less.
1:27:56
So I don't think anybody's going to kick back any money on either
1:27:59
side. So I, I don't think it's ever
1:28:01
going to happen. I think there's a way to make
1:28:05
the schedule a little bit easier and I think they've tried to do
1:28:08
that. We see these things now where
1:28:10
teams will go to a city and instead of in your own
1:28:14
conference, instead of playing one game and moving on to the
1:28:17
next city, they stay over and play 2 games.
1:28:20
Guys get better rest that way. It's kind of like a baseball
1:28:22
series. You go in, you can actually
1:28:24
unpack. You know, in the FBA, you don't
1:28:26
unpack. You just lay your bag down.
1:28:27
It's just like, OK, but you know, you can unpack if you're
1:28:30
going to be there like a playoff series or whatever.
1:28:33
And so I think it's guys are under the stress and the, you
1:28:36
know, lack of sleep that they get in the regular season.
1:28:39
I think, I think maybe adding a week to the duration of the
1:28:43
season might help just to spread the games out a little bit more.
1:28:47
And I, I think there are ways to do it, but I really don't think
1:28:50
in reality you'll ever see a shortened season.
1:28:52
They don't want to lose that TV money and that's how they're
1:28:56
able to pay these guys in theory.
1:28:59
I'm surprised the NFL has done it to the extra game.
1:29:02
But and you've seen kind of what this series did and it was the
1:29:08
most watched Game 7 or last game of the series in six years.
1:29:13
Do you do you see it trending up?
1:29:15
Because as we've seen the numbers, we've seen the
1:29:19
viewability become more so than it has been.
1:29:23
And do you think that's due to because these younger athletes
1:29:25
and the younger guys and the style of what they do brings a
1:29:30
cool factor to the younger generation that that wants to
1:29:33
play this game instead of, you know, the roughnecks and dudes
1:29:36
getting clothesline like by Lambier and it just a different
1:29:39
game. Do you think that's helped
1:29:41
viewership? Because I know sports are trying
1:29:44
to get younger to get that younger crowd.
1:29:45
You're always going to have those older guys, but do you see
1:29:48
that from your guys viewership in in more ways than one?
1:29:52
Yeah, and I think also too, the NBA has been really good at
1:29:55
identifying trends in in the culture.
1:29:58
So every NBA team now has a group of five or six young
1:30:02
people that do nothing but social media.
1:30:05
They go to a game, every guy gets off that bus that pictures
1:30:08
going up somewhere, TikTok, Instagram.
1:30:10
So they're now the players are making it so they're fashion
1:30:14
statements coming off the bus, you know, I mean, and, and you.
1:30:18
Call Tim, you call some of those fashion statements.
1:30:22
Well, I'm, I'm saying, I'm not saying sure what kind of
1:30:24
statement it is, but it is a statement.
1:30:27
You know, it's like, if that's the look they were going for,
1:30:30
they nailed it. But the no, but they kind of
1:30:33
identify where the trends are and, and to appeal to younger
1:30:36
people. So I think they do a good job of
1:30:38
that And, and in turn, they create these persona around
1:30:42
these players that's attractive to young people.
1:30:45
Basketball has the advantage to where it's a, you know, it's,
1:30:49
it's about a 2 hour game, you know, and I think with, for a
1:30:52
lot of the younger kids, that's a big deal.
1:30:54
And I think that's why baseball put in the clocks, because they
1:30:57
want to speed the game up and they want to get kids to talk a
1:31:00
little bit about baseball again. You know, when my son was a
1:31:03
teenager, none of his friends would come over and talk about
1:31:06
the Giants or the A's or what was going on in baseball.
1:31:08
And I found that really weird because when I was a kid, that's
1:31:11
what we talked about in the summertime, you know, we look
1:31:12
for the averages and eras. And so and I asked Zach about
1:31:17
that and says, dad, kids aren't watching because it's too long.
1:31:20
And that was back when you like if you were watching a Red Sox
1:31:23
Yankee game, it's a four hour affair.
1:31:24
And you know, there's 25 pitching changes and meetings.
1:31:28
And so I think baseball has done a good job of that and the NBA
1:31:32
has that built in. So they they identify trends.
1:31:34
They got a built in thing, they identify with young players.
1:31:38
And I think you're right. And the other part about this,
1:31:40
you know, like we're on this show right now.
1:31:42
It's streaming and I think the, the ability for kids to watch
1:31:46
games on their phones or on their tablets, I think that's
1:31:50
huge because a lot of kids, you know, especially teenagers, they
1:31:53
may not want to go and sit down next to dad and watch the game.
1:31:56
You know, they want to be out with their friends, but they can
1:31:58
catch up with the game on their on their phone.
1:32:01
And I think that's why I think you're seeing a lot of the
1:32:03
listenership coming, coming up, because there's more options for
1:32:06
young people to watch, but they don't have to sit down in their
1:32:09
home and and watch it that way. Tim, you've been watching the
1:32:12
game a long, long time. You've been a part of the LJA
1:32:16
for a long, long time. You look at where the LJA has
1:32:21
gone over the years, from the 80s to the Celtics and the the
1:32:25
Magic Lakers to the 90s, where the tail end of the Pistons
1:32:30
dynasty went from obviously Elijah Wan to Michael Jordan's
1:32:34
dominance. And then you look at the Lakers
1:32:37
and you know the the back end of it.
1:32:39
And then you look at Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors
1:32:42
and a lot of people, a lot of young people, all the dominance
1:32:45
of the Golden State Warriors over the years and the
1:32:47
championships. And Steph's won four.
1:32:49
If he wins 5, you can compare him to the Jordans and and all
1:32:53
the greats. A lot of people put Steph Curry,
1:32:57
you know, out there as a top ten player.
1:32:59
I do not look at him as a top ten player.
1:33:01
There's a lot of reasons why not because he's not a great
1:33:04
shooter. I think he's the greatest
1:33:05
shooter to ever play in the NBA. He's brought a different value
1:33:08
to the NBA and the youngsters that believe, hey, I could be 6
1:33:12
three and Chuck up threes and be like Steph Curry.
1:33:15
You look at the league right now, you look at, you know,
1:33:17
you're a Samaritan. You understand the way the NBA
1:33:20
has gone over the years. Do you put Steph Curry in the
1:33:23
top 10? Because I don't.
1:33:24
I put him in the top 25. Talking now or are you talking
1:33:28
all time? All time, all time, all time.
1:33:31
Do you put Steph Curry in the top 10?
1:33:33
Yeah, I think he's in the discussion.
1:33:35
I'll tell you why. There are very few players come
1:33:37
in and change the way the game is played.
1:33:41
Will Chamberlain change the way the game was played around the
1:33:43
basket. Bill Russell was part of that as
1:33:45
well. And Bill Russell is the probably
1:33:47
the best winner we've ever seen in American sport.
1:33:50
He just won everything. And so, you know, Magic and Bird
1:33:55
changed the NBA, Steph Curry changed the way the NBA looked
1:33:59
at the three-point shot and in turn changed the way the game is
1:34:01
played. Now you have everybody spread
1:34:03
out. You have then there's a lot more
1:34:06
attention to not just the shooting part of it, but the
1:34:09
ball handling part of it as well.
1:34:11
Steph generates a lot of offense via his ball handling, whether
1:34:14
it be for himself or for somebody else.
1:34:16
And so when you take that into effect, I think you have to look
1:34:20
at him as a top ten player because he basically put his
1:34:25
stamp on the NBA and it makes that now he's not the most
1:34:30
fiscally imposing player. And I get that argument a lot
1:34:33
from people. But I think, you know, here's
1:34:37
the other part about stuff and you mentioned about how, you
1:34:40
know, he's only 6 three and kids look at him and say, well, I
1:34:43
could maybe be like that. And like Jabba pointed out, you
1:34:46
know, he's changed it from not the the wrestling matches, you
1:34:49
know, Anthony Mason and whoever on the block trying to.
1:34:51
Kill each other at night, New York Knicks players.
1:34:54
Thank you. Thank you, Tim.
1:34:56
Something to be happy about. Here's a.
1:34:58
Wrestlers. A quick, quick aside.
1:35:01
Anthony Mason did it. We used to get when if you lost
1:35:04
and back when I was starting with the Warriors of first a
1:35:07
decade and a half, we weren't winning very much.
1:35:09
We would get a player from the other team as our postgame
1:35:11
guest. Anthony Mason came by one night
1:35:14
and was my postgame guest and never looked at me.
1:35:17
Sat down, the chair had turned the chair so he's looking out
1:35:21
onto the court. I'm like 2 feet away from him
1:35:23
and he never. Turned to look at me.
1:35:26
He did the interview but I we never made eye contact.
1:35:29
But anyway, so I think what Steph is that, you know, when I
1:35:34
go to a game on the road, the older brother, older sister, mom
1:35:38
and dad, they've got all the home team garb on, right?
1:35:41
But when they're their kids or their younger siblings walk in,
1:35:45
they got a Curry jersey on because he has inspired a lot of
1:35:50
kids to to pick up the game and learn how to play the game.
1:35:55
And I'm going to be interested to see in the next generation,
1:35:58
you know, just how many kids come in with his kind of skill
1:36:00
set because of the fact that he he has put his imprint on the
1:36:04
game the way he has. So we were talking about at the
1:36:07
beginning of the interview about the Warriors players being very
1:36:09
outspoken. You also played against one
1:36:11
that's been very outspoken throughout the playoffs.
1:36:12
That's Anthony Edwards throwing his teammates under the bus for
1:36:15
only taking thirteen shots that he's comparing himself to Paul
1:36:18
Pearce and all these other guys. It's the truth during the
1:36:21
Olympics. What are your thoughts to kind
1:36:22
of maybe this newer? Generations hold on.
1:36:25
He didn't compare himself. He just said he was the truth.
1:36:28
And that all started with Obama there and Joel Embiid.
1:36:32
First of all, if I was Obama, I'm not asking Joel Embiid what
1:36:35
he thinks about Anthony Edwards. Because Joel Embiid needs to
1:36:38
shut his mouth and keep his two cents to himself.
1:36:41
Because this is the same guy that went I should be an MVP and
1:36:46
then the next year gets the MVP because the league just felt
1:36:48
desperately sorry for the idiot. So where I was getting it
1:36:52
because I've always made the, it was like the LeBron generation.
1:36:54
That was the ones that are usually having these outspoken
1:36:57
statements, but we're not seeing as he's much with the younger
1:36:59
superstars, except probably besides Anthony Edwards.
1:37:01
So what are your thoughts to his comments?
1:37:03
You know, I, I think Anthony Edwards is kind of growing into
1:37:06
his NBA skin. I don't think he's a bad guy at
1:37:09
all. I think he's a really, really
1:37:10
good guy. And I think he plays the game
1:37:12
really, really hard and, and he's, he's a star on the rise,
1:37:16
But I think he's kind of maturing into the the player
1:37:19
he's going to be for the balance of his career.
1:37:22
And so I don't have a problem with his comments.
1:37:25
And, and, you know, I think every now and then, you know,
1:37:28
maybe a, a wake up call to your team mates isn't such a, you
1:37:31
know, a bad idea. I mean, you know, sometimes you,
1:37:34
you have to, you know, point out to the, the team that, hey, you
1:37:37
know, when, when we need a bucket, we need to get the ball.
1:37:40
This guy, you know, and so I think, I think he's going to be
1:37:44
a, a, a future, maybe an MVP type guy.
1:37:48
And I, I think if, if I'm in Minnesota, I'm thrilled because
1:37:51
he's going to keep them in contention for years to come.
1:37:55
So yeah, talking about this younger generation and and
1:37:58
you've covered this game for so long and you've seen a few guys
1:38:01
that have been pretty good. Aside from your team, who is
1:38:06
your favorite person you have ever covered?
1:38:09
Wow, aside from my team. Yeah, because that's kind of
1:38:12
cheating. Yeah, it is kind of cheating.
1:38:16
Steph and Steve Kerr are by far. They're the leaders in the
1:38:19
clubhouse. They make my job so much easier.
1:38:22
But I would say, let me think, I would say looking around, Steve
1:38:28
Nash was a really cool dude. He was really a really nice guy.
1:38:33
He was one going back years ago, Kevin Johnson who played for the
1:38:41
Phoenix Suns, really good guy. He's he's not just a good guy,
1:38:45
you know, for his basketball image.
1:38:47
He was a good guy off the floor. You know, he ended up being
1:38:49
married Sacramento. He started a school there for
1:38:52
kids that needed help. So those are those are two guys
1:38:55
I would think of right off the top there.
1:38:58
There been so many people I've run into who have just been, you
1:39:02
know, just been aces. It's, it's been really, it's
1:39:04
been really a cool journey to be honest.
1:39:06
With you. We are talking to Golden State
1:39:07
Warriors play by play broadcaster Tim, right?
1:39:09
You know, it's funny you mentioned Steve Kerr, just so
1:39:12
you know, when he was coaching Team USA Basketball.
1:39:14
It was my take that made the Olympic Committee close down my
1:39:19
Instagram. I had to renew and create a new
1:39:22
Instagram. But guess what?
1:39:24
Instagram. I have more followers now than I
1:39:27
ever did. So eat it.
1:39:28
But I said something about Steve Kerr and his coaching and they
1:39:31
shut me down on Instagram. And then you mentioned Steve
1:39:34
Nash, and I think he's a nice dude too.
1:39:36
But what is he thinking, joining a podcast with LeBron friggin
1:39:41
James that the LJA is leading again, a nice guy to the dark
1:39:48
side? So I'm just, I'm just speaking
1:39:51
the truth here. This is, these are the facts.
1:39:53
I just speak the truth on this show.
1:39:55
And I know a lot of people don't like it, but you can eat it and
1:39:58
dish it and sit on it if you don't like it.
1:40:01
The fact here is, and I, I want to get back to what I think the
1:40:05
Golden State Warriors should be doing.
1:40:07
And there is a guy right now for the that's playing for the New
1:40:10
York Knicks. There are stories coming out,
1:40:12
I've seen post that they're looking for a wing guy that can
1:40:15
shoot and defend and do all those things.
1:40:17
There is a guy on the New York Knicks that the Knicks traded
1:40:20
for five first round draft picks that the WAR, it would be a
1:40:23
perfect fit for the Warriors and that's Mikkel Bridges.
1:40:27
I think that is the guy that if they get Mikkel Bridges, they
1:40:31
win another championship. That's how good Mikkel Bridges
1:40:34
would fit with the Warriors. Jimmy Buckets and then Steph
1:40:38
Curry, two guys that could defend the perimeter and I and
1:40:41
shoot the ball. He, Mikkel Bridges is a good
1:40:43
three-point shooter. He's not a great, he's a good
1:40:45
three-point shooter and he could defend multiple positions.
1:40:48
If you were AGM, I should be AGM for the Golden State where I ask
1:40:51
because I could be another Myers.
1:40:53
If you were AGM right now, would you try or think to make a move
1:40:58
for a guy like Mikkel Bridges? OK, so.
1:41:03
A little background here, the Warriors have a number of guys
1:41:06
who have contracts that are expiring here at the end of the
1:41:09
month, and the NBA contract cycle goes July through June.
1:41:14
So in order to make that deal work and, you know, unless you
1:41:19
want to trade, you know, Draymond stuff for Jimmy Butler,
1:41:23
you're going to have to have multiple bodies on that deal.
1:41:27
Now the problem with that is once you sign a guy in the
1:41:30
offseason, you can sign and trade him.
1:41:32
But for the lawyers are so close to the cap, they can only get
1:41:36
half the money back. I believe if I've gotten this
1:41:40
right on the cap. But the other the other day to
1:41:42
remember is December 15th. That's the day when you sign a
1:41:45
guy in the offseason. That's the first day you can
1:41:48
trade him. And why is that there?
1:41:50
And it's there because they put that in so that teams don't
1:41:53
here, we're going to sign this guy and just move them so we can
1:41:55
get that guy. You know, they, they want teams
1:41:58
to be a little bit more transparent in, in their
1:42:01
dealings. And so it keeps, it keeps, you
1:42:03
know, signed guy that maybe doesn't want to play anymore to
1:42:06
get, you know, so they can balance out a trade.
1:42:09
No, the guy has to be on your roster and play till December
1:42:12
15th. So, so it's just it's a
1:42:14
protection in there, you know, for for a lot of teams.
1:42:18
And so I if that was a player that they were interested in, I
1:42:21
don't know if they would be, but you know, he certainly has the
1:42:24
talent and skill set that that would certainly would fit just
1:42:27
about anywhere. You know that that would be the
1:42:30
way they would have to do a deal like that would be the side guys
1:42:33
and then maybe make a deal in the summer.
1:42:35
So I, I, I have to go in and say something about the Knicks
1:42:39
because I kind of trended that way.
1:42:41
When you look at the organization as a whole.
1:42:44
And I know Tom Thibodeau LED them to the Eastern Conference
1:42:47
finals and a lot of attacks by the Knicks.
1:42:49
Within 48 hours, they fired him, Tom Thibodeau.
1:42:52
And then everybody says, well, they fired him because they had
1:42:54
an idea of who they brought in. They, they wanted to reach out
1:42:57
to Jason Kidd. The Mavericks had no interest in
1:42:59
and letting him, just let the Knicks speaking to him.
1:43:01
The Udoka thing that Houston Rockets had no interest in
1:43:05
letting the Knicks speak to him. Now the Knicks are a stupid
1:43:08
organization. I trust in Leon Rose.
1:43:10
I think Leon Rose has done a phenomenal job ever since he's
1:43:13
taken over for all the people that have taken shots at him
1:43:16
because he was an agent and all this other crap that we've
1:43:19
heard. What were your thoughts when the
1:43:22
Knicks decided to part ways with Tom Thibodeau, who's never taken
1:43:26
a team to a Finals as a coach? And do you think that the Knicks
1:43:31
already had an idea of who they were going to bring in?
1:43:33
And the only reason why they have not saw, have not announced
1:43:37
who they were bringing in because they wanted to make sure
1:43:41
that the the playoffs were over. So they weren't taking or
1:43:43
hovering over the the the finals and, and who was going to win or
1:43:48
who was, who was going to, you know, be the champion of the NBA
1:43:51
Finals. You think that was why Leon Rose
1:43:54
decided to hold back on that? Yeah, I think, I think he who
1:43:58
knows, he might be interviewing people that were that went deep
1:44:01
into the playoffs, maybe an assistant coach somewhere that
1:44:04
he likes or something like that. You know, that it was a little
1:44:08
it was a little odd to see that firing because of the fact that,
1:44:12
you know, the Knicks have done so well and and and, you know,
1:44:16
they hadn't done been very good for a long time.
1:44:18
So it was a little weird. You know, it kind of reminded me
1:44:22
when the Warriors fired Mark Jackson, you know, if you ever
1:44:25
kind of an eye roll there and raised eyebrows, well, it just
1:44:29
wasn't a good fit. He was a good he did some great
1:44:31
things. He got the Warriors to play
1:44:33
defense and they hadn't played defense in like 15 years.
1:44:36
So and he convinced Steph Curry and Klay Thompson that maybe
1:44:40
they were better than what they were at that time.
1:44:44
But he saw that they're going to be great players and, you know,
1:44:46
kept calling the greatest shooting backcourt of all time.
1:44:49
And that gave them a lot of confidence.
1:44:51
And so he he started it, but the fit wasn't good, you know, with
1:44:56
upper management, everything else.
1:44:57
So to make that trip go farther, that's why they brought in Steve
1:45:01
Kerr. And maybe that's why they.
1:45:02
Yeah, I'm not. I have no inside knowledge.
1:45:04
I am this. But maybe that's what part of it
1:45:06
was that maybe they felt it just wasn't the right fit, that he's
1:45:09
done a lot of great things. But we got looking for some
1:45:11
other style to make that that next move.
1:45:15
And you know, when I was a kid, I grew up in Connecticut and,
1:45:18
you know, the Knicks were the the bomb when I was a kid that,
1:45:20
you know, you know, everybody, you know, everybody wanted to be
1:45:23
Walt Frazier and and Dave the Butcher.
1:45:25
I wanted to be real Monroe because I couldn't jump, so I
1:45:27
could do all that. I could only remember that Phil
1:45:32
Jackson was like the 6th man off the bench or the 7th man and
1:45:36
everybody says, well, Phil won two, two rings as a player.
1:45:39
I said he was a decent player, wasn't a great player.
1:45:41
Phil's known for his voice of reason and the Zen master he was
1:45:45
as a head coach. Nobody gave a crap that he
1:45:47
played for the Knicks the two years that he won a
1:45:49
championship. So.
1:45:51
Yeah, the Knicks of the 70s reminded me a lot of the
1:45:54
Warriors in, in in 1415 and 1516 because they shared the ball and
1:46:00
and everybody got a touch. They did have the stars and guys
1:46:02
could really score like, like Steph.
1:46:04
But it was a real, they were real team.
1:46:06
And that that's it, you know, and that's one of the reasons I
1:46:09
really love the Finals. I thought Indiana and Oklahoma
1:46:11
City, for the most part, they played really strong team
1:46:14
basketball. You know, everybody had the
1:46:16
roles, but it wasn't, you know, just watching a guy go ISO the
1:46:20
whole game and and, you know, back somebody down to try to get
1:46:23
a A20 footer over the top of them.
1:46:25
I I really enjoyed it. Tim, before we let go of
1:46:28
quickly, do you think the NBA had it right, the LJA had it
1:46:32
right that Cher Alexander was the MVP over Yokich after what
1:46:36
Yokich did this year? Everybody we've seen this is a
1:46:39
big man that had a triple double.
1:46:41
I mean, we Russell Westbrook was the far and along the best
1:46:44
player when he won, when he won, when he had a triple double,
1:46:47
James Harden too. Do you think the NBA or the LJ
1:46:50
had it wrong picking Shay Alexander over Yokich?
1:46:55
Well, he was a great player on the best team in the league, so
1:46:59
you got that. But also I also think because
1:47:01
we're human beings and human beings vote for this, that there
1:47:05
is a thing I, you know, MVP fatigue, you know, where if the
1:47:09
guy's won it a couple times or won before they look around,
1:47:12
find somebody else. You know, you could have given
1:47:14
the MVP to Michael Jordan, you know, each of his last, you
1:47:17
know, six years, but you know, he went to a couple of other
1:47:19
guys because that I think they just got people got tired of
1:47:23
voting for Michael. They wanted to see somebody else
1:47:24
win the award. And so I, I think there's a
1:47:26
little bit of, that's a human element, but, but you know, to
1:47:30
me, either one of those guys was fine because I think they're
1:47:33
both great players. And, and again, the, it's
1:47:37
amazing to me, the amazing thing about watching pro sports in the
1:47:41
NB for me, the NBA in particular, because I cover it,
1:47:44
is that every six years or so, there's a whole new influx of
1:47:48
young talent. You know, you see that in
1:47:49
baseball now. It's a whole bunch of great
1:47:51
young players coming in, in the MLB and the NFL is the same way.
1:47:55
And, and it's, it really, it's amazing how you know, you get
1:47:59
used to the crop of guys that are at the top of the list and
1:48:02
then all of a sudden in three or four years you got to revise it
1:48:04
again because all these guys are coming in and just take it over.
1:48:07
So the real answer to that is the LJA got it wrong.
1:48:13
Don't. Get the LJA too much passion.
1:48:15
The LJA really had its way. Next, next time, next time just
1:48:20
e-mail me the answers you want, okay?
1:48:22
And I'll just go. You gave it to me, I mean.
1:48:24
Think of it this way though, if the LGA really got what it want
1:48:27
the the top three MVP would be LeBron, Brawny, and then his son
1:48:31
that hasn't even been drafted yet.
1:48:33
I knew it. By the way, Cooper Flagg is a
1:48:38
sensational player. He's the next face of United
1:48:40
States basketball. So Mr. Colostomy bag who came
1:48:44
out on the Bill Simmons show saying that he's no good or he
1:48:48
says that he is. What did he compared to that
1:48:50
left shrimp? What an idiot.
1:48:52
I mean, what a ridiculous take. Bill Simmons PUPU.
1:48:57
OK, what a disgusting disgrace of a man that has to come out
1:49:02
and says says something stupid like that.
1:49:04
But nevertheless, Tim, I don't want to get you in trouble.
1:49:06
The LJ might be lurking. OK, so we love you.
1:49:09
Keep up the good work. Before I let you go, we had
1:49:12
Brian Snowman on our show. He called up.
1:49:15
He's on our network. He does the morning show on our
1:49:19
our. And he met you a couple, I think
1:49:20
a couple of years ago. He said he'd met you in Chicago.
1:49:22
In Chicago, he would love to get you on the show.
1:49:25
If we give you his information, would you be interested in going
1:49:29
on the show? Sure.
1:49:30
I'll do. All right.
1:49:32
Thank you so much, Timmy. Timmy, we love you.
1:49:34
You're the best in the business. We do.
1:49:37
Thanks so much. Appreciate it.
1:49:38
Take care. Tim Roy, The one and only, the
1:49:41
one and only. Let's give it up.
1:49:45
Let's give it. Up Timmy.
1:49:47
Timmy loves the show he does. And I want to say something.
1:49:51
Tim knows for the facts of the way the LGA works that the LGA
1:49:56
was absolutely a junk organization that knows that the
1:50:02
Yokage Trend should have been the one and only MVP of the
1:50:06
league. I'm just, I'm just speaking the
1:50:07
truth here. The LJ got it wrong as he was
1:50:11
trying to be very nice about it. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
1:50:14
we call this segment sounded out.
1:50:17
Take a roll here. J Quelin.
1:50:18
Where's J Quelin at? No J Quelin here.
1:50:20
Do you mean Jacqueline? Let's sound it out.
1:50:23
What you call me? Sound it out, out, out.
1:50:29
Here we. Go.
1:50:30
Oh, Errol, it's back. You come back we're back with
1:50:34
another episode of sounded out phonics shamanics Errol's got it
1:50:42
Are you ready because we're going to go into after this
1:50:45
segment preview of the NBA draft, which is on Wednesday and
1:50:49
Thursday we. Will go over.
1:50:52
First round of the draft on our Thursday show, while the second
1:50:56
round is going on, maybe we'll be some, we'll talk about some
1:50:59
sleepers in the top half of the second round.
1:51:02
I'm sure nobody's really going to talk about the third string
1:51:05
polar center that gets drafted #60 but we'll see what happens.
1:51:10
Because Errol, I've got three names from the NBA draft in the
1:51:15
past 10 years that you're going to have to sound out on
1:51:19
tonight's episode of Sounded Out.
1:51:21
Are you ready to play? I guess you can throw a couple
1:51:24
curves and if I can catch it I'm in good shape.
1:51:27
Oh, here's the first one. I think it was the last pick of
1:51:30
the draft a couple of years ago, Errol sounded.
1:51:34
Out. Giorgio's hold on Collate Zacus.
1:51:41
Collate Zacus. Speedy.
1:51:44
It is Giorgos Khaledzicus. This is that does not sound the
1:51:51
same. She was actually the last
1:51:55
you're. Right.
1:51:56
She was the last pick of the draft, actually, by the Thunder.
1:51:59
By the the the championship winning.
1:52:02
Thank you. Thank you, thank you.
1:52:04
I thought I was pretty good. I think I.
1:52:06
Sounded Tommy. Restart the music.
1:52:08
Let's see if he can't keep his mojo going for the next one on
1:52:13
tonight, Sounded out Errol. Please.
1:52:15
Moving on it down the draft line, here it is.
1:52:20
Oh my. God.
1:52:21
Sounded out. Biondu hold on Kebenjella,
1:52:29
Kebenjelli. Kebenjelli.
1:52:33
Speedy, the first name was actually pretty good.
1:52:35
It's Fayandu and then, but the last one last name is Cabin
1:52:39
Galley. It was the late round draft pick
1:52:43
of the Brooklyn Nets from Florida States.
1:52:45
How wonderful A. Florida State team, I think you
1:52:48
said was going to go to the Final Four that year.
1:52:50
Yes, I did nature. Choked on that one.
1:52:56
Oh, and two. But again, all it takes is 1 to
1:53:01
go one for 3/3/30 full batting. Average is an all.
1:53:05
Star in any league. Can we do it tonight?
1:53:10
Here it is. Errol sounded out.
1:53:20
Are you? Are you serious, Timothy?
1:53:25
Lua wua cabrata? You're not Lua Wu, right?
1:53:32
Timothy. It's Timothy, Yeah.
1:53:35
It must be. French Lua Wu you got right, and
1:53:38
then Cabarro. Ridiculous, ridiculous,
1:53:44
ridiculous segment, ladies and gentlemen, because I will say
1:53:47
this for all you people out there that we're trying or even
1:53:51
try to sound these names out. Good friggin luck, OK?
1:53:56
It's not easy. Yes, I'm very bad with when it
1:53:59
comes to certain names. That name is like a mouthful.
1:54:03
I mean, you can spit, you can jerk, and you still probably
1:54:07
wouldn't get it right. So that's all I'm going to say
1:54:09
about that. Sweetie.
1:54:10
Listen, have you spit on anything over the last couple of
1:54:13
days? On anything specifically not
1:54:17
offhand that I could think of. Not offhand.
1:54:22
Did you guys get that one? Not offhand.
1:54:28
I'm sorry, I just had to do that.
1:54:34
Anyways, with the NBA Draft 2 days away, there have been many
1:54:39
draft rumors around several projected top five picks,
1:54:44
including Rutgers forward Ace Bailey, ESP.
1:54:47
NS Jonathan Gavani, but reported that Bailey has not had any
1:54:53
workouts with teams and cancelled a meeting scheduled to
1:54:57
76ers. One Western Conference NBA
1:55:00
executive said that Bailey could be out of the league in five
1:55:04
years if he ends up in the wrong situation.
1:55:08
Many NBA executive believe another top five projected pick
1:55:13
baller guard VJ Edgecomb, right. Am I right?
1:55:17
Yes, won't average 12 points per game in the NBA.
1:55:21
ESPN reports that the 76ers very high in Edgecomb, but are still
1:55:27
trying to trade up with the Spurs at #2 to draft guard Dylan
1:55:34
Harper. Even though the Spurs are
1:55:37
unlikely to trade out of the pick, The Athletic David
1:55:40
Aldridge reports that the Eastern Conference scouts don't
1:55:44
see Duke guard Con hold on Canoble as a difference maker in
1:55:50
the NBA. Aldridge added that multiple ACC
1:55:54
coaches who have had or played against Cooper Flagg think he
1:56:00
will be a generational talent in the NBA and thinks that he plays
1:56:05
the right way without the big ego that has hurt top NBA
1:56:11
prospects. I have said this for the last
1:56:16
eight years, ladies and gentlemen.
1:56:18
You can sell it, You can dish it when it comes to the LJA, you
1:56:22
can sell me and throw me to the walls if I'm wrong about this.
1:56:26
Cooper Flag is going to be one of the top five players in the
1:56:31
NBA in the next 4 years. You've heard it here.
1:56:34
There is no argument to that. His ability to do the things
1:56:38
that he does well. He's a good rebounder, he's a
1:56:42
good shooter. His three-point shot is going to
1:56:44
get better. He is the white Kevin Durant.
1:56:49
I have said this for a long, long time and people thought I
1:56:52
was nuts. Well, how do you do that?
1:56:54
How could you compare that? He's not a great shooter.
1:56:56
Let let let's go through Kevin Durant's background where he
1:57:00
came from Texas and the Longhorns.
1:57:02
Kevin Durant was a great offensive player.
1:57:04
He was the number two pick in the draft.
1:57:06
He was drafted right behind a guy was an absolute bombshell
1:57:09
who didn't even play at a really a full season with the of the
1:57:14
Portland Trail Blazers and then was out of the NBA four years.
1:57:17
Really. I I I understand why people
1:57:20
don't like Cooper flag. He's not he's not a athletically
1:57:24
gifted talent in their eyes. He doesn't show you why he would
1:57:29
be a Kyrie Irving coming from Duke or Grant Hill or even a
1:57:33
Bobby Hurley. We've seen over the years come
1:57:36
from the Duke Blue Devils, even a Jason Jason Williams.
1:57:40
Here's why. This guy is a generational
1:57:43
talent. This guy doesn't talk about
1:57:45
anybody. He doesn't throw anybody under
1:57:47
the bus. He goes out there, plays his
1:57:48
heart out, he blocks. He is a Ultimate Team player.
1:57:52
The Mavericks got a gem. He is going to be a better
1:57:55
player than Luka Doncic. And this draft who everybody
1:57:59
thought was going to be an all time great draft, I, I just
1:58:02
don't see it. There's a lot of questions in
1:58:05
this coming draft. The Bailey thing, I don't know
1:58:08
what E Bailey is going to be. I think he's a top five draft
1:58:12
pick. I don't understand why people
1:58:14
don't like him. I like that he has gone out and
1:58:18
said what he has said after the fact.
1:58:21
This guy is an ultimate talented player and if he falls and he
1:58:24
falls out of the first round and he falls to the New York Knicks,
1:58:28
a slam dunk. We have seen this before.
1:58:30
As a matter of fact, we saw that this year in the NFL, and I'll
1:58:35
say this again, as we have seen from the Sanders boy, Shador
1:58:39
Sanders opening his mouth and twiddling around with his nice
1:58:43
fancy cars and his NIL deals, Ace Bailey is not as bad as
1:58:48
Shador Sanders. Is he a good person?
1:58:50
I don't know. I don't know him personally, I
1:58:52
don't know his family, I don't know where it comes from.
1:58:55
What I do know is Rutgers basketball was a pretty good
1:58:59
basketball program and this guy was looked at as a top 10
1:59:02
prospect for how many years? This guy Before the season last
1:59:07
year they said Ace Bailey was going to be a top five, top six
1:59:11
pick in next year's Raft class. So why any GM or executive
1:59:16
thinks that this guy is going to be a bomb shows you how stupid
1:59:19
the LGA and these organizations are.
1:59:22
Now the Spurs are an organization that's going to be
1:59:25
looking for a point guard. The Aaron Fox is not a good fit
1:59:29
over there with the Spurs. I never thought it was a good
1:59:31
fit. I could see them drafting at
1:59:34
number at #2 the point guard. I think Dylan Harper, which he's
1:59:38
the guard who everybody thinks is the second best player in
1:59:41
this class, I think he goes there.
1:59:43
I think D Aaron Fox will be traded in the offseason, maybe
1:59:47
at the draft to get a tremendous amount of players for D Aaron
1:59:52
Fox. The Spurs are maybe if they get
1:59:55
and and this kid Park, Dylan Harper becomes the player that I
1:59:59
think he's going to become. You're a player away from being
2:00:01
a contender in the NBA, in the Western Conference.
2:00:04
The Spurs he almost have a four wingspan.
2:00:07
Yeah, he, he's special man. He's a great ball handler.
2:00:11
He can shoot. He could do all these things and
2:00:14
he could defend multiple positions.
2:00:16
He I've seen him, I've seen him defend threes at some points
2:00:20
this year for Rutgers and comes from a program that plays
2:00:23
defense, really good defense. Yes, he's played fours and he's
2:00:27
a guard. He's a 1.
2:00:29
So I mean he's special and everybody keeps talking about
2:00:32
Tyrese Halbern. He is the identical match of a
2:00:37
Tyrese Halbern, maybe even better athletically.
2:00:40
So Tyrese Halpern can't defend like this kid.
2:00:43
So I I mean, this kid is going to be he's not Cooper flag good,
2:00:48
but he's right under for his talents.
2:00:51
So I I don't get it. Why everybody?
2:00:53
And by the way, canoople is a great offensive talent.
2:00:56
I have no idea what any of these NBA executives are thinking.
2:01:00
This guy was the second best player on the Duke Blue Devils
2:01:02
this year offensively. Even in going to the Final four,
2:01:06
this guy was as good as Cooper fled.
2:01:08
To say like later in the tournament, he was probably the
2:01:10
best player. Yeah, I don't get it.
2:01:13
I I don't get what they're saying.
2:01:14
But again, the NBA has always gotten it wrong.
2:01:17
Did anybody think that certain players were going to?
2:01:20
How about the Greek Freak? Why did he fall all the way to
2:01:22
what, 1516 the way he did to Milwaukee?
2:01:25
Where where are the NBA executives on that one?
2:01:27
Idiots. How about Yokich falling to the
2:01:30
second round? Where were the NBA executives on
2:01:32
that one? I could go on and on and on.
2:01:35
The NBA executives are as good as the LGA has been.
2:01:39
When LeBron James or the LeBron James Association was built,
2:01:43
built when he was drafted in 2000, what was it, 4 or 2006 or
2:01:47
three, whatever. I mean, it was born and built
2:01:51
through that draft class because we all know what came out of
2:01:54
that draft class. Carmelo Anthony and the one and
2:01:57
only Dwyane Wade. So I just think that this is an
2:02:01
absolute mockery. I don't know how.
2:02:03
First of all, the NBA is a wishy wash.
2:02:06
You don't know how these players going to be.
2:02:07
Do I think this class is going to be great?
2:02:09
I don't know. But I could tell you there's at
2:02:11
least four really good players in his class.
2:02:14
And the three guys that we have mentioned, Bailey Harper and the
2:02:18
one and only flag, those are three, all three of them are
2:02:22
going to be good players in the NBA.
2:02:24
Shame on the Colostromy bag or anybody that comes out and says
2:02:27
the stupidity or remarks the stupid shit that we've heard
2:02:30
over the last couple of weeks. Yeah, Edgecomb's a talented
2:02:34
player too. Again, undersized.
2:02:36
Maybe that's why a lot of these executives are are more
2:02:37
concerned about him. But we've seen a lot of these
2:02:40
quicker point guards still be good in today's game.
2:02:42
Now again, it's not as much of A point guard driven league as we
2:02:44
saw even like last decade we were talking about with Tim Roy
2:02:47
with with Steph Curry and a lot of these other dynamic back
2:02:49
courts that we've seen over the years.
2:02:51
But at the same time, that doesn't mean you can't have one
2:02:53
focal point with somebody like Edgecomb who's still 64, could
2:02:56
bulk into his body a lot more too.
2:02:58
So anything thinking he's going to fall out of the top ten like
2:03:00
a lot of these rumors? Are, and a lot of these foreign
2:03:02
players come out of nowhere too. We, I, I, I wouldn't be
2:03:05
surprised if two or three of these foreign players become
2:03:07
stars in the league because the NBA has become an international
2:03:11
game. As we all know, the three best
2:03:13
players in the league this year were what?
2:03:16
Foreign players, right? And there's 2 French guys that
2:03:19
could go top. I was.
2:03:20
Just going to mention that. Yep, a sangue is the one that's
2:03:22
projected. I don't believe in these French
2:03:24
guys, honestly, I, I really, I've not been.
2:03:27
They did play well in any of them.
2:03:28
They did play well in the Olympics, though, especially as
2:03:30
Sangay playing well just as well as Wembe at certain points
2:03:33
during the the the group stages. And he's, according to this ESPN
2:03:36
mock draft, expect to be #9 and fish, like you were saying.
2:03:39
He could even climb into maybe the fringe top five if somebody
2:03:42
else falls like Knipple, like Trey Johnson is another one
2:03:45
that's projected possibly to fall with similar issues like
2:03:48
Bailey's having. It's just a lot of this pre
2:03:50
draft process. But like I'm saying, like a lot
2:03:52
of these kids are young. Like these pre draft processes
2:03:54
aren't like in the NFL where they're like conducting all
2:03:56
these interviews and doing all these tests for them.
2:03:59
I'm not hearing that it's because of the young kids,
2:04:01
though. I'm hearing it's because of
2:04:04
representation, that Bailey's representation has cancelled
2:04:08
workouts with three teams because.
2:04:11
He doesn't want to go there. One of them, he doesn't want to
2:04:13
go there. Right.
2:04:13
And that's, that's the point, right.
2:04:15
So they're trying to do a manipulation of the draft, which
2:04:18
we really haven't seen agents be as brazen as this trying to do
2:04:22
in the NBA. We've seen in the NFL, we know
2:04:25
Eli Manning forced his way to New York.
2:04:28
We know years ago John Elway forced his way to the Broncos.
2:04:32
We know this happens every once in a while.
2:04:34
Oh, Jackson did, too. From Tampa.
2:04:35
To oh, Jackson famously right, sat out the entire year and then
2:04:39
was taken and they didn't even realize he could be drafted and
2:04:42
he got taken at the end of the draft the next.
2:04:44
Year and now. Shamar Stewart could do that
2:04:45
this year. Imagine if that happens.
2:04:48
That's a whole other story. I can't wait.
2:04:49
If that does happen, we will talk about it in great detail
2:04:52
with the Bengals. I mean, there was even like a
2:04:54
kid who like was making fun of Joe Burrow for not making the
2:04:57
playoffs and like they got to get defense on his team.
2:05:01
See that went viral the other day.
2:05:02
But. Guys, the NBA draft for me, I
2:05:06
just wanted to cover a couple of guys.
2:05:08
You talked about Edgecomb. I really like Edgecomb.
2:05:10
I think there's there's a lot of weird stuff that's going to
2:05:13
happen in the top seven. I don't think teams are dumb
2:05:16
enough to bite on this agent nonsense of we're not going to
2:05:19
see Ace Bailey work out, so he's going to fall below 3.
2:05:22
He's going three. I'm sorry.
2:05:25
Everybody knows he is that next guy.
2:05:28
He's a prototypical wing. He had like a big wing.
2:05:32
He's an offensive player. He projects to be long
2:05:35
defensively and get more athletic with that frame.
2:05:38
He's probably not done growing. I can't see him going lower than
2:05:42
four at the latest of a team really likes Edge.
2:05:44
Could you say that's a big trade up possibility too?
2:05:46
I know Utah very could you? Remember the last time 2 Rutgers
2:05:50
players in the NBA Draft were drafted in the top five?
2:05:55
Never have. I don't even remember the last
2:05:57
Rutger player that was drafted in a top five.
2:06:00
Because they only just became a power conference like 10 Stony
2:06:03
Brook representation baby by Cal doing a great job coaching this
2:06:07
and. Like.
2:06:08
Even that it took them like 15 years, They've only been a Power
2:06:11
Five team, a Big 10 team for 15 years about, and they've only
2:06:14
been a really good basketball team probably the last five
2:06:16
years. Trying to find the A list, maybe
2:06:20
one of our interns can find the highest drafted Rutgers players
2:06:23
of all time, but it's for sure these two guys are going to do
2:06:26
it. And there's a reason why I'm not
2:06:27
even going to mention Bailey at 3 above 3, because there's no
2:06:31
doubt that Dylan Harper is going to.
2:06:33
This guy's unbelievable. He he's great.
2:06:37
He is a prize as well. In many other drafts you know
2:06:41
that didn't have Cooper flag in it, he would be #1 number. 100%
2:06:45
he he is. Fantastic player.
2:06:47
I mean, you could just see him dicing everybody up in college.
2:06:50
I like his hair, that's my favorite part of his game.
2:06:53
Well. We'll see.
2:06:54
You know, if you don't remember, like James Harden didn't do any
2:06:56
of the hair stuff until he got out of the out of college, you
2:07:00
know, So who knows? What he is a more athletic
2:07:03
Tyrese Halper and who can defend too, That's what he is.
2:07:06
He's a better he's a better you know, on paper, you know, not
2:07:10
can't talk about the IQ, the stuff, the intangible stuff that
2:07:14
Halliburton has shown that he can do now in the clutch
2:07:16
playing. We don't know about that, but
2:07:19
better athlete. He's a better athlete 65 point
2:07:23
guard, same thing, right. He's he's a little bit it looks
2:07:26
like he's a little bit stronger and I.
2:07:29
Jake got him. James Bailey 1979 Drafted six
2:07:33
overall in 1979. This is obviously going to break
2:07:37
it, so it's really impressive. Thank you.
2:07:39
It's really impressive. Rutgers, you know.
2:07:42
I want to go back. It's really cool I.
2:07:43
Want to go back to something Errol was mentioning too, like
2:07:45
if they do draft Dylan Harper, they still have Stefan Castle
2:07:48
there. There are rumors they are
2:07:49
looking to shop the number 14 pick that they also have.
2:07:52
Would they could could they include that with Fox in a
2:07:54
potential deal is something that could be interesting.
2:07:56
They're looking for something bigger there.
2:07:58
Are a lot of teams right now? We've mentioned the Golden State
2:08:01
Warriors, the New York Knicks that don't have a first round
2:08:03
draft pick next year. The Knicks have to possibly it
2:08:06
all depends on the Wizards this and by the way the the LJA with
2:08:10
this crap with the unprotected protected picks, That is
2:08:15
ridiculous. I don't want to hear this
2:08:17
anymore. The NBA has to get this this
2:08:20
statistic or the way they calculate an unprotected and
2:08:24
protected pick. Yeah, hockey and football do it
2:08:25
fine. Why don't do conditional?
2:08:26
If you if you trade the pick, the pick goes to that team.
2:08:31
Stop. Well, if it's a top 11 pick,
2:08:34
they, they keep their pick. That doesn't make any sense.
2:08:37
You're giving up a prospect. How many times have we seen the
2:08:40
Knicks over the last couple of years give up a, a top 12 pick
2:08:44
And they're, they get the other teams pick the year after or two
2:08:48
years after, which is if, if, if it's, if it's a top 11 pick,
2:08:52
it's, it's protected and they they don't get the pick.
2:08:54
And then they got to wait another year.
2:08:56
And if it gets there and then all all of a sudden it falls all
2:08:58
the way to a second round pick. How is that fair?
2:09:00
The Knicks lost two of them in the same draft.
2:09:02
How is that fair? It doesn't make it look what
2:09:04
they did with Kristaps Porzingis.
2:09:06
I mean, they got screwed off that Chris, Kristaps Porzingis
2:09:09
train. What did they get out of that?
2:09:11
They got nothing. They lost Chris and it helped
2:09:14
them. It helped the Boston Celtics
2:09:15
because they won an NBA title a couple years later because he
2:09:19
gets traded over there. It doesn't make sense and the
2:09:22
NBA or the LJ needs to fix this. LeBron James needs to sit with
2:09:26
Mr. Dumbo himself and have a conversation on how this works
2:09:30
because it doesn't make sense. They they created the Bird
2:09:33
situation because the Larry Bird Bird writes that that helped the
2:09:38
Celtics and a lot of other teams.
2:09:39
How does this help teams like the Knicks or even the Chicago
2:09:42
Bulls over the years that they got screwed?
2:09:45
OK, it doesn't make sense. And the NBA or the LJA or the
2:09:50
Rudy Gobert NBA garbage. I mean, it's just it doesn't I
2:09:56
made it mention Rudy Gobert because nobody even remembers
2:09:58
Rudy Gobert. But the the fact is.
2:10:01
Draymond Green does, yeah. That's about it.
2:10:03
He's the only one. The fact is the LJ has to figure
2:10:08
out how this makes sense. It's not fair to other
2:10:11
organizations that are put in a situation where they they have a
2:10:15
number seven pick or 8th pick. They traded away because a team
2:10:18
wants a certain player. But the year after, two years
2:10:21
later. If it's not, if it's a protected
2:10:24
pick, the other team could lose the option to get that pick
2:10:28
because of how bad they are. Two years.
2:10:30
If you trade the pick, that pick, no matter how bad they
2:10:33
are, goes to that team no matter what.
2:10:36
And that has to be cleaned up because in the new CBA and, and
2:10:40
the way the new CBA comes out, what when's the next CBA?
2:10:43
Three years from now, Four years from now?
2:10:45
I don't know when it is, but I. Think we said three last time
2:10:48
we. Looked it has to it has to be
2:10:49
cleaned up this this is the one thing that I think is affected
2:10:53
my thoughts or even optional thoughts or trading away picks
2:10:57
at any point in the draft because it's.
2:10:59
Not fair to make sense of it, right?
2:11:01
You know, like, as a as a fan that like loves the sport, it's
2:11:04
hard to even tell what teams are doing.
2:11:07
You know that like a guy like Sam Presti just is going to have
2:11:09
picks because he's a magician with it.
2:11:11
And that's why they're in the position they're at.
2:11:13
But when you have these deals with how the Knicks got screwed
2:11:15
out of picks the last couple years.
2:11:17
Two years in a row. I like it.
2:11:18
You know, it's it's teams are manipulating it.
2:11:22
Once that happens, you got to fix it.
2:11:23
I wanted to talk about two guys before we finish the subject
2:11:27
that I want to put up a highlight of the first guy is
2:11:30
from Duke, the Duke center malloc now great player.
2:11:35
So here's the thing. I don't know if he's a great
2:11:38
player. He's got great size, but when
2:11:42
you watch him play, he only does a couple of things right.
2:11:45
He doesn't have a diverse offensive game, to put it
2:11:48
mildly. He's a rim runner now that's
2:11:50
great and he has size on defense, but you're just
2:11:52
projecting right now, right, you're just projecting, but
2:11:55
Mitchell Robinson was projected in the same way as a second
2:11:58
round pick. So I hold on Well, hold on.
2:12:02
He was 1880 he. Decided to play overseas,
2:12:04
remember, Or the G League. What did he do?
2:12:06
He went overseas. He decided.
2:12:08
He decided. I'll say this right now,
2:12:11
Mitchell Robinson would have been a top five, top seven pick
2:12:15
if if that's that stuff didn't happen and he decided he was
2:12:19
supposed to go to SMU. Remember that I think it was
2:12:21
SMU, Larry Brown. I'm not, I don't quote me on it,
2:12:24
but I think that was the team and he decided not to play and
2:12:28
that. Hurt him.
2:12:28
I'm playing for Larry Brown. That Larry Brown's career.
2:12:31
I'm just saying that hurt him and he was projected to be a top
2:12:35
five, top seven pick in the draft and he fell all the way to
2:12:38
the second round and and by the way, the Knicks got lucky that
2:12:41
he fell to the Knicks. That was one pick that the
2:12:43
Knicks really got lucky. And by the way, way, if you look
2:12:45
at Mitch Robinson, Mitch Robinson when healthy is one of
2:12:48
the best centers in the NBA. So if Malik is anywhere close to
2:12:52
that kind of player, you got a gem.
2:12:54
That's what you want. And centers do not grow on
2:12:56
trees. Guys that could defend, block
2:12:58
and do the things that when he was on, when he was in the game,
2:13:02
especially all the way to the Final Four, he played a big
2:13:04
factor in every part of those games on why the Duke Blue
2:13:08
Devils moved on. So I disagree with you.
2:13:10
I think he's a good player and he can absolutely build a shot.
2:13:13
We've seen big men build shots as we see one right now with the
2:13:17
Boston Celtics that's won a title just recently.
2:13:20
He's now an old timer, but he wasn't a great shooter when he
2:13:23
went to the NBA so. I don't disagree, I just feel
2:13:26
like it would break like a pattern these days where those
2:13:29
types of guys are generally not taken as high because that the
2:13:33
skill set. You have to be super athletic,
2:13:35
you can't be slow. You have to be able to rotate to
2:13:38
the perimeter like Mitch. Right?
2:13:39
But if Mitch had the exposure of Duke, maybe he does go in this
2:13:43
spot where Malacca is being projected to go as like a 7th or
2:13:46
8th pick. I'm sorry, Moloch Duran would.
2:13:48
Mess up I think it's a good analogy where they could go like
2:13:51
he went 12 still with having similar size and I think
2:13:54
quickness for a big man. I think that Moloch does have.
2:13:56
I don't know if he has the upside of Duran like overall,
2:13:58
but he's still pretty good skill set wise.
2:14:01
That's what I say though, like him at 8, it feels a little high
2:14:05
just from what you've seen recently, that's all.
2:14:08
I don't think he's going to be a bad player.
2:14:09
I just think with his skill set, the guy that I'm fascinated by,
2:14:12
I'm going to play. His highlight is Mr. Fears from
2:14:16
Oklahoma. If you watched any Oklahoma,
2:14:18
this guy, I like him, is so much fun to watch play, but he
2:14:23
doesn't play a whole lot of defense.
2:14:25
That's bad. He's really exciting.
2:14:28
Opportunity of right. Great handle.
2:14:31
Could be like. I would say more like a he's
2:14:35
about. He's the same size as Kyrie.
2:14:36
You think he's 636263? He reminds me of a A.
2:14:39
Kyrie 180. Derrick Rose, his game likes to
2:14:43
go to the hole. He goes to the hole strong.
2:14:45
He's a great ball. He's better ball handler than
2:14:47
Derrick Rose. But the guy has a tremendous
2:14:50
ability going and by the way, he can go left and right.
2:14:52
So I, I, I know who you're talking about, He's a guy that
2:14:56
could be a steal in the draft. Could be a steal.
2:14:59
He either is going to figure it out competently on defense and
2:15:02
be able to play within a season. He doesn't have to be the NBA.
2:15:05
The LJA has become a one-dimensional type of game,
2:15:08
but. Again, it's also with a size
2:15:09
thing like I think it wasn't because of lack of effort.
2:15:12
Oklahoma as a defensive minded coach over there.
2:15:15
Porter Moser, who's? Which is surprising because
2:15:17
their football team in our for over the years, Lincoln Riley.
2:15:22
Lincoln Riley and even Bob Stoops, but he was coaching
2:15:24
there. Before that.
2:15:25
They never had great defensive teams either, But they get
2:15:27
Porter Moser, who was Loyola Chicago's coach, who was one of
2:15:29
the best defensive defenses in the country.
2:15:31
And then he goes over there, Oklahoma, we talk about, we
2:15:34
talk, we talk about all here how historically good SEC basketball
2:15:37
was this year. And that could have been a lot
2:15:39
of the stats they were rigged against him.
2:15:41
But it's also the size 63180. It's just not as big for the NBA
2:15:44
game. But I think that's something
2:15:45
that can be developed with. Good.
2:15:47
I don't understand either. I don't care how tall you are.
2:15:50
Mugsy Bogues was in the league. He was like 5 foot four.
2:15:53
OK, I understand the league in the game is different and and
2:15:57
and Steph Curry has really brought that out.
2:15:59
When Steph Curry came into leak, he was thin, he was scrawny, and
2:16:03
I think he grew 2 inches. When he came out came out from
2:16:06
Davidson, he was like 6-1. When he came out of the NBA
2:16:10
draft, he grew 2 inches. When he was in the NBA, he was
2:16:14
small, skinny, scrawny, and nobody thought he was going to
2:16:17
last in the NBA or the LJ. And look what he's turned out to
2:16:20
be. He's become one of the best
2:16:22
players in the NBA over the last 1213 years.
2:16:25
I don't want to hear it anymore about size.
2:16:27
Size doesn't matter unless you're in the bed.
2:16:29
If you're in the sack, speedy size matters besides.
2:16:33
That cares about that more. Size matters.
2:16:35
Speaking of Nathan, we've missed Nathan and we have breaking
2:16:38
news. Ladies, breaking news, I farted.
2:16:40
That's the truth. I farted too by the way, and it
2:16:43
smells. Fart noise and.
2:16:46
My farts don't smell, I still have those salty feelings over
2:16:51
here in my pants and it definitely stunk.
2:16:53
I, I, I, I'll be honest, you can ask Brittany.
2:16:56
I heard her. Moan in the other room about.
2:16:58
That Brittany. Are you here?
2:16:59
Come over here. I I I want her.
2:17:01
I want. Her to hold on here, can we cut
2:17:03
salty farts in my pants? She I I definitely want her to
2:17:07
say, you know, she she smelt the the salty fart Speedy get her on
2:17:12
for a second right, just for a second.
2:17:14
I come on, speak it to the mic. It was horrible.
2:17:20
That was horrible. It was definitely something that
2:17:24
you don't want to imagine, but they definitely, I definitely
2:17:27
probably scared a bunch of giraffes out of the bedroom.
2:17:30
So it was a it was an interesting smell, but
2:17:33
definitely something. What am I in a jail cell right
2:17:36
there? Oh, there I am.
2:17:36
Yes, that's probably true. And there's the sharks waiting
2:17:40
for me when I go in the water. By the way, I didn't realize
2:17:43
that Bermuda is around coral reefs and sharks don't really
2:17:47
hang out around there. But then again, Brittany didn't
2:17:50
realize that that the guy was we were driving and he said, well,
2:17:53
there were hammerheads seen, you know, you know, somewhere around
2:17:56
the waters over the last couple of months.
2:17:58
And she like, if I heard that, I would have went on a jet ski.
2:18:00
So we were on the jet skis, by the way, got great video on it.
2:18:04
I definitely got to send you the video.
2:18:05
So you guys, because you hear her ski.
2:18:10
So she had fuck, I'm just pissing.
2:18:13
I I like pissing her off. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
2:18:17
we call this segment Tic Tac. No tic tic.
2:18:23
Morris. Right in the butt.
2:18:26
We get the prizes cheap because they're stolen.
2:18:29
No. No, no, no, no, no, no.
2:18:39
Look at speedy dancing over there.
2:18:41
You haven't seen the new tic tac no board?
2:18:44
That's pretty funny actually. One of the craziest times ever.
2:18:51
Looks like he's about to suck something there.
2:18:54
Yeah, fish had a little too much.
2:18:56
You fish had way too much analysis of the background
2:18:58
people last week. Oh yeah, you got to check out
2:19:01
this cougar behind him, checking him out, clapping him on the
2:19:04
whole time. Like give it to me, sweetie,
2:19:06
give it to me. All about it.
2:19:08
Tell that man. Speedy.
2:19:09
'S mom. All the of all the multitude of
2:19:14
amazing Nathan. Drops.
2:19:14
That was not lazy. I was.
2:19:16
Needed right there. I'm putting you on a leash now.
2:19:21
Did Nathan leave again? He he's.
2:19:24
Doing I'm. Waiting for the The Blue Blazer
2:19:27
make its debut on the new board. Nathan's like where's Waldo?
2:19:30
But. That that's the best feature of
2:19:34
the new board. We even have the Nathan Blue
2:19:35
Blazer. Remember the books, the Where's
2:19:37
Waldo? And you're trying.
2:19:38
You have all these crazy things and you're trying to find Waldo
2:19:41
and and it's like he's like, it's smacking like a weirdest
2:19:45
area and you can't find them. That's that's Nathan.
2:19:48
He's like, where's Waldo? Nathan's Waldo.
2:19:51
We got to figure out a name and set it up.
2:19:53
We got to set up a bore, but where's Waldo with Nathan in it?
2:19:56
That would be funny. That's funny.
2:19:59
That's a funny. Game with the blue Blazer.
2:20:01
With the blue blazer and try to find him in like a like some.
2:20:04
Camo pants. Yes, we got to do that.
2:20:06
That's what we got to do. That'll be funny.
2:20:08
Anyways, you guys. Ready just just so, just so
2:20:10
fish. Show him the new board again so
2:20:12
you could see the Nathan. Blue Blazer Local because Nathan
2:20:14
and the blue Blazer are actually on the board.
2:20:16
Errol, you take a look on the top left.
2:20:20
He is an action figure here. He is.
2:20:22
This one. Do you see his you see his chest
2:20:26
stick out when he when he stands, it's like, that's right.
2:20:30
I got boobies too. He may look, Nathan might just
2:20:35
bench all the time. Maybe he puts up 3 football.
2:20:38
We don't even know. Oh no.
2:20:40
He tried to challenge, what was it, a push up competition?
2:20:43
He tried to challenge you too. Like in. 2019 or something?
2:20:46
He did. That was a that was a joke.
2:20:48
I knew the blue box. Of competition between you and
2:20:52
Nathan. I know you.
2:20:53
I want to. See, listen, I could do more one
2:20:56
arms than Nathan could do 2 arms, OK?
2:20:59
There's no chance. By the way, I did a sexy man
2:21:02
contest over there on the first day.
2:21:04
Yeah, You, you did mention that. I, I did tell us a little bit
2:21:07
about it. So it's.
2:21:08
Funny. It's funny because I was
2:21:09
actually after the sexy man contest.
2:21:12
I was on the television. So they did like a intro of of
2:21:16
the board and everything that's going on on the ship.
2:21:18
I was like center stage. So I it was at the last minute,
2:21:22
there were seven guys and there was these two old ladies and it
2:21:25
was like a sexy man leg contest. So I don't know why it was legs.
2:21:29
So everybody was going out, they were dancing and all this other
2:21:33
stuff. People were coming on stage, so
2:21:35
Brittany and this lane Lane was out there.
2:21:38
The hairdresser, she was like, go ahead, Errol, join, join
2:21:42
this. I wasn't thinking about doing
2:21:43
it, but I said, you know what? I don't give a crap.
2:21:45
I'll go out there. So I go up to the guy that's
2:21:47
presenting it and doing it. And I said, OK, I'll, I'll do
2:21:50
this. You said you're the last one.
2:21:52
I said, all right, I'll do it. What?
2:21:53
What are you going to bring to the table?
2:21:55
I said sexiness and and this so I I start, I start doing my
2:22:00
dance all the way to the girl. The lady there's only I put my
2:22:03
leg on top of the bout where she was sitting and I try to pull
2:22:07
his. I was about to pull her head to
2:22:09
my crotch. I didn't want to do it.
2:22:11
I didn't want to get arrested for it.
2:22:13
And then I did like these ultimate push ups and I was
2:22:16
bouncing up and down from the these ladies were shocked how
2:22:20
many pushups I was doing. I was bouncing around and the
2:22:23
way I was doing it was absolutely hilarious the whole
2:22:26
time after, by the way, I came in second place because this guy
2:22:30
had this, these flappable legs. It was the ugly.
2:22:33
It was the weirdest and most disgusting shit I've ever seen
2:22:36
in my entire life. His legs flapping, dude, his nut
2:22:39
sack was dropping with his legs. It was absolutely disgusting.
2:22:42
But he won. I was second place throughout
2:22:46
the ship the whole time these ladies that saw me, all they
2:22:50
kept saying is you are the sexiest, you have the sexiest
2:22:53
legs. You could ask Brittany the whole
2:22:55
time, what was this? What kind of music is this on?
2:22:58
Here it's it's analytics music. Somebody slipped it in.
2:23:01
I I I I don't think it's fish, but.
2:23:03
I put that right there. Please, Tommy.
2:23:06
I'm just, I'm just saying here, I these these ladies the whole
2:23:11
time Jabba, they kept seeing me every single day and they kept
2:23:15
saying sexy legs, sexy legs, you're the sexiest, you're the
2:23:19
sexiest. And Brittany kept saying you can
2:23:21
have them, you can have them. And I was like.
2:23:24
How? How old were these ladies?
2:23:26
How old were they, Brittany? How old were they?
2:23:30
In their 50s, In their 50s? Yeah.
2:23:33
So they were, they were definitely.
2:23:35
And they were. And throughout the time,
2:23:38
everybody kept coming up to me on the 1st day after that
2:23:41
saying, oh, you won. You definitely won.
2:23:43
You definitely won. I didn't give a crap.
2:23:45
But this guy's legs the whole time.
2:23:48
Everywhere we went, this guy was doing it.
2:23:50
We went to karaoke night. This guy and his wife, they
2:23:53
were, he was flapping these, I'm telling you.
2:23:56
What do you mean flapping his dude?
2:23:58
Yeah, I'm trying to get a visual like.
2:24:00
Like like the grandma's arms. Like, yes, yes, it was like a
2:24:04
grandma's legs, you know, arms. And so flap.
2:24:07
So how did he win? I don't because I don't know,
2:24:09
people thought it was cool. I.
2:24:10
Novelty. You know some.
2:24:12
I thought, you know, I thought it was disgusting.
2:24:14
And weird stuff on. Both weird shit man I I mean his
2:24:19
I honestly think and he was wearing such tight like swim
2:24:22
trunks. His balls.
2:24:24
Was he like, you're a dude? Yeah, I don't know what it was,
2:24:26
but dude, his ball, you could see his balls make.
2:24:28
Sense. You could see his balls, Jake.
2:24:31
You got a reaction with Brittany?
2:24:34
Was his name like Jock or something?
2:24:36
I don't remember what his name was, but it was disgusting.
2:24:40
And I whatever anybody thought of of his jello legs because
2:24:44
that's what it looked like jello, you know, moving back and
2:24:47
forth. Congratulations on his
2:24:50
unbelievable win. It made me sick to my stomach
2:24:53
and it'll always haunt my dreams.
2:24:55
So that's all I'm going to say. And it was like a flapping old
2:24:58
woman's arm when they flop. It was disgusting, but that's
2:25:02
the truth. Anyways, let's get to the show
2:25:04
here. Tic Tac?
2:25:05
No, let's go. Speedy all.
2:25:07
Right, so interns, you guys can come in as well on camera and
2:25:09
answer some questions as well. Jake and Zach did a helpful in
2:25:13
them trying to get the college one last week.
2:25:15
Could not get it. So I ended up winning for the
2:25:17
first time. All right, we'll start in the
2:25:19
NH, we'll start in the NHL. So Brad Marshall and tied Wayne
2:25:22
Gretzky with set with seven goals.
2:25:24
There's one other player who had seven career playoff goals in a
2:25:28
in an individual Stanley Cup final series.
2:25:30
Who is that? Mario Lemieux?
2:25:35
Nope. I think I saw that.
2:25:38
Is it a? Sidney Crosby No.
2:25:43
Oh my God, I saw that and and I forgot.
2:25:45
I saw it the other day they posted it and I forgot.
2:25:49
Oh, man, I don't know, Maurice. Richard.
2:25:54
Nope. No.
2:25:56
Rashard, Richard, It's Rashard. Rashard.
2:25:57
Rashard. I'm just.
2:26:00
Trying to help. It's OK that's you know, now you
2:26:03
know you know Scoops is trying to cheat I.
2:26:07
Just think that the best goal at.
2:26:09
The scores. There we go.
2:26:11
Stammer. Nope.
2:26:18
I really don't know, but I'll take a guess.
2:26:21
Mark Messier. Nope.
2:26:25
So it's Zach and Aaron. You're the last hopes for this
2:26:28
round. I have no idea.
2:26:30
I know nothing about hockey. They both don't.
2:26:33
Name a hockey boy you've heard of, both of you.
2:26:41
I, I, I, I saw it and that's, I, I knew who it was and I just, I,
2:26:46
I saw it the other day. You're going to you're going to
2:26:48
get annoyed when you hear this. I am sure it is Mike Bossy.
2:26:51
I can't believe it. And it was Mike Bossy.
2:26:53
It was Mike Bossy. Yes, it was.
2:26:55
And it was an island. I can't believe I saw it the
2:26:58
other day. They were posting it up on, you
2:27:01
know, it was a story and they were saying that Brad Marshan
2:27:04
was the first, the the second player to do it.
2:27:06
So. Brett Hey, by the way, Brad
2:27:08
Marshan enjoyed that party. Oh boy.
2:27:11
Yeah, he he Honestly, I didn't like Brad Marshawn until I saw
2:27:15
him. I was at the Stanley Cup finals.
2:27:17
Middle Speedy. At Saint Louis and he was
2:27:19
fantastic. He actually went up, climbed up
2:27:22
a ladder because a girl lost a balloon.
2:27:25
He brought a ladder, 20 foot ladder, climbed up to grab the
2:27:29
balloon and and brought the letter back.
2:27:31
Could you imagine? Have you ever seen a hockey
2:27:33
player do that? He actually went out there to
2:27:35
help a kid get her balloon back. So true story.
2:27:39
All right, let's go. We'll go to the NBA draft for
2:27:41
this one. So the only time The Mavericks
2:27:43
ever had the number one pick before that was in 1981.
2:27:46
They drafted a shooting guard slash small forward who later
2:27:49
won two championships with the Bad Boy Pistons.
2:27:51
Named this player say that again.
2:27:53
So the Dallas Mavericks, the only time they had the number
2:27:55
one pick before this year was 1981.
2:27:58
They drafted a shooting guard small forward who later won two
2:28:01
championships with the Bad Boy Pistons in the late 80s.
2:28:05
Was a good player. He was a decent player.
2:28:07
I looked at his number. Solid player. 81 Well, it's not
2:28:12
Isaiah Thomas or Joe Dumars if he was a solid.
2:28:14
Player. No.
2:28:15
The ironic thing is this guy also ended up coaching with
2:28:19
Isaiah Thomas with the Knicks as an assistant coach.
2:28:21
Oh. My God.
2:28:30
Speedy, you said, you said the player was in.
2:28:31
He was a number one overall pick.
2:28:33
Yep, 1981 number one overall pick with the Dallas Mavericks.
2:28:36
Who won a champion? Who won multiple championships
2:28:38
in Detroit? He was a career 20 points a game
2:28:42
scorer. He won.
2:28:44
More so he's he was more than good, yeah. 20 points a game.
2:28:50
Three time All Star, three time all.
2:28:52
So yeah, solid player. 20 points a game.
2:28:56
No doubt. And two championships.
2:28:59
Yep. So he was on both of those teams
2:29:01
and that means he was the 3rd scorer if he was 20 points a
2:29:04
game. Who is that?
2:29:08
Why can't I think of it right now?
2:29:11
I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to look it up.
2:29:14
No, I'm I'm just drawing a blank because I actually like those
2:29:17
guys. I don't know.
2:29:21
I mean, I wanted to say someone until you said 20 points a game.
2:29:25
That would have been hilarious as a Knicks fan to say, but.
2:29:29
Would you give us an answer? All right, so the he shares a
2:29:34
first name with a dominant player of of a team that is
2:29:40
nearby Detroit who was a point guard.
2:29:49
What near? A city near Detroit.
2:29:54
He shares a first name. He was a point guard.
2:29:56
He was a great point guard. He shares a first name I.
2:30:02
Don't know, Dame. No, no, no.
2:30:05
Back then, 80s, nineties at a point.
2:30:08
Guard. That's.
2:30:12
Really hard, yeah, that's. Not much of A clue whatsoever.
2:30:17
Near, near then. Back then, I wasn't that I
2:30:20
wasn't. Born, I tend to we're.
2:30:21
Not going to get it right, sorry.
2:30:23
I I give it up, I give. Up who is it?
2:30:25
So Mark a gear is the answer to the question.
2:30:28
I wouldn't get that right. Mark a deer a gear.
2:30:31
Doe a deer a gear A female deer a gear.
2:30:34
This is not a nursery. Rhyme.
2:30:36
I thought it was Aguire. Mark Aguire.
2:30:40
You're saying Mark Aguire, not a gear.
2:30:43
All right. Well, yeah, whatever it is, we
2:30:46
didn't get it right. All right, whatever, Speedy.
2:30:51
You get another one. Speedy's getting revenge because
2:30:55
we we won, I think. Do you win both of them Speedy
2:30:58
when you? No, I won last week, I won last
2:31:01
week and then you guys took me to the brink the first the the
2:31:03
week. Before.
2:31:04
All right, Tom. Where are you going?
2:31:06
Bottom left. Bottom left, right here.
2:31:09
All right, I, I can't. Have a.
2:31:11
Chance I can't overlap the blue blazer.
2:31:14
All right, so let's go. We'll go to some baseball.
2:31:16
So we went for the Raphael Devers Red Sox question last
2:31:18
week. This time we'll go for the to
2:31:20
the Giants angle. So besides Barry Bonds, the most
2:31:23
home runs in Giants history in the last 40 years was also a
2:31:27
third baseman. He had 247 home runs with the
2:31:30
team. Name this player.
2:31:33
Oh, poop. In the last 40 years.
2:31:39
Last 40 years, so he's second after Barry Bonds among San
2:31:43
Francisco Giants home runs. And he didn't spend his whole
2:31:46
career there. He was.
2:31:47
Also a third baseman? No, he did not.
2:31:48
And what position he played third base.
2:31:50
And what else did he play? Position.
2:31:53
He was just the third. Baseman.
2:31:54
He was 1/3 baseman. Well, it's.
2:31:57
Not Jeff Kent, so. No, he's a second base.
2:32:00
Yep. So I.
2:32:01
Was waiting for that. One and he didn't he didn't play
2:32:03
his whole career there. Why am I is?
2:32:07
It Matt Williams. Yes, it.
2:32:10
Is all right. Well, there you go a block bam
2:32:14
yeah, cuz he then then he ended up code third third base coach
2:32:17
there. I thought him immediately but I
2:32:21
wasn't sure of. Myself, that's why I asked cuz I
2:32:23
was pretty sure I had two going and I wasn't I wasn't 100% sold
2:32:30
and I was like OK he was some. Player.
2:32:33
He was some player. Oh yeah, I mean, Sandoval didn't
2:32:36
have enough and Aubrey Huff didn't have enough, so that was.
2:32:39
I knew it wasn't the panda bear, OK, I knew it wasn't.
2:32:42
So. All right, all right, so we
2:32:44
blocked you. All right, we'll go back to the
2:32:47
NHL. This time I'll go to the NHL
2:32:48
draft. So the New York Islanders, the
2:32:50
last time they had the number one pick, there was also a trade
2:32:53
in the middle first round. So including with the Islanders,
2:32:56
a player they drafted and then a player, both defenseman that
2:33:00
became an Islander later. Name the name the two players.
2:33:05
Say that again, you need. To give us a year of this draft,
2:33:08
that was way too. 2009 this was the John Tavares.
2:33:12
So one of them was an Islanders draft pick #12 overall.
2:33:15
The other one was a another defenceman that was drafted #16
2:33:19
overall that later became an Islander.
2:33:22
Come on. And you know who the 12th and
2:33:27
16th pick were in the 2009 NH? You think I'm going to go back
2:33:32
and remember what the Islanders drafted?
2:33:34
All right, All right. I'll go with 16 Michael Delzado.
2:33:42
Nope. I will give you a hint though,
2:33:44
one of them did play for the Rangers this year.
2:33:49
God damn. One of them played for the
2:33:52
Rangers this year. This year.
2:33:54
Defenseman. Yep.
2:33:56
Didn't play much but. But I'm not a Ranger fan.
2:34:01
So none of them should have played much.
2:34:02
They're going to get rid of all of them.
2:34:07
Merrill, we'll be talking about it I think in within two weeks.
2:34:10
I've been saying that. Built up a ball at Anaheim.
2:34:15
I mean, I don't know Quenvill over there.
2:34:19
Can't believe he has a job I got.
2:34:22
I already went. I can't guess again.
2:34:24
Fish, I will. I will give you another hint.
2:34:26
Whatever you just said just now is a hint for one of them.
2:34:36
But I already went speedy, I can't go again.
2:34:38
OK, I just mentioned that as a hint.
2:34:39
I know, I know. Yeah, but there's 2 picks.
2:34:42
Something Fish just said in that last sentence.
2:34:45
It's a clue for one except John Javar I.
2:34:48
Have nothing by the way. Headman.
2:34:50
Is that like a hammock? Not Travis Hammock, no.
2:34:56
I give up. Go ahead.
2:34:57
So all right, I'll give you, I'll give you one more.
2:35:00
So. So whatever Fish was referencing
2:35:02
was in reference to Joel Quendel.
2:35:07
I'm saying the Blackhawks, something with the Blackhawks.
2:35:10
On the Blackhawks. You play for the Blackhawks.
2:35:15
I don't, I don't remember. Go ahead.
2:35:18
All right, so you got it. The Islanders draft pick was
2:35:21
Calvin Dahan. The other one I was thinking of.
2:35:24
Yep, and then the the 16th pick was Nicoletti, who was drafted
2:35:28
by Minnesota I. Forgot about Nick.
2:35:30
And then they traded him to Chicago in a in season.
2:35:34
You won a Stanley Cup with Chicago.
2:35:35
Yes, he did. Maybe traded?
2:35:36
Mini, That was a rather impossible.
2:35:39
That was a hard. Question.
2:35:41
You know, come on. And that was too cool.
2:35:44
That was too cool. Yeah, that was way too hard.
2:35:47
Speedy, where are you going all? Right.
2:35:49
We'll go BA top left. All right, setting up a two way
2:35:53
go here for Speedy. So we got to stop him two turns
2:35:57
in a row all. Right, here we go.
2:35:59
So we've been talking about Trey Hendrickson a lot.
2:36:01
He's third in Bengals history with 57 sacks.
2:36:05
Which two players are ahead of him?
2:36:07
Say that again. So see, Trey Hendrickson is
2:36:10
third in Bengals history with 57 sacks.
2:36:12
Which two players are ahead of them?
2:36:17
Bengals. He's got more sacks in Bengals
2:36:19
history than Hendrickson. We need to, we need to name two
2:36:23
players. Yep, both are both.
2:36:25
Come on. Both ass one both.
2:36:27
Are modern though. I'm.
2:36:36
Trying to think of Bengals. I it's like I don't.
2:36:39
Know anything like? I got some that that's not going
2:36:49
to help us take Zach Taylor. Maybe he could help?
2:36:55
Zach Taylor can't help with nothing on defense.
2:36:57
That's good point. Zach, Zach Taylor doesn't help
2:37:01
for a second on defense. He doesn't show up to his
2:37:03
defensive practice. I don't think as the head coach
2:37:05
he's giving up on. That.
2:37:07
Side. You're asking 2 questions.
2:37:10
It should be 11 Should. Really be.
2:37:12
One one guy, not 2. Guys, one of the two, yes.
2:37:16
I'm trying to go back and think of guys that were there.
2:37:19
And you said, you said modern era.
2:37:21
So does that mean like? Recent last 15 years, last 15.
2:37:26
Years, I have one of them in my head and I keep I'm trying to,
2:37:29
I'm trying to get it out of my head and I know exactly one of
2:37:32
them who one of them is. Oh my God I'm going to go
2:37:39
create. I'm going to be so mad when I
2:37:40
don't get this. I got one of them in my head and
2:37:43
it's like at the tip of my tongue and when he says it, I'm
2:37:45
going to be like mother. I mean is this like AI don't
2:37:51
want to guess it? Someone guessed the guy that
2:37:53
just retired. Well, I'll say, I'll say, is it
2:37:58
Sam Hubbard? No.
2:38:00
I figured yeah, I. Need to at least rule that out
2:38:06
because he was there for a while.
2:38:07
Recently retired. Yeah, don't worry, it was wrong.
2:38:10
Yeah, that was that was not the answer.
2:38:12
They yeah, they they're both 20 tens players.
2:38:17
Both D lineman. Both are D lineman.
2:38:23
I. Can't even think of a.
2:38:31
Single. Oh hell no.
2:38:32
I wouldn't have got either of these.
2:38:34
No chance. I look you.
2:38:36
Feel like just looking it up too.
2:38:37
I'm not going to say it, but I just kind of know I.
2:38:39
Want to No. Yeah, I.
2:38:47
I was trying to look to see if we got anybody in the chat to
2:38:49
help out so I didn't look stupid.
2:38:51
I. Don't.
2:38:57
Think I got nothing. Man, all right, one of them.
2:38:59
One defensive end, 1 defensive tackle.
2:39:03
Oh yeah, I was not going to get these either.
2:39:05
Gino Gino Atkins. That's one of them.
2:39:09
That's the one. That's the one I was thinking.
2:39:11
That's the tackle, so we needed the end.
2:39:15
All right, that's my guess. I can't go again.
2:39:21
I know the other one too, I just can't.
2:39:23
I can't get his name out of my head.
2:39:28
We got, we got to beat Speedy. How?
2:39:29
How can I help you figure this out?
2:39:34
I, I remember, I, I remember both of them, they played
2:39:36
together. I even know.
2:39:40
Played played with Adkins so. I'm done.
2:39:54
I, I, I can't think of it right now.
2:39:55
I can't. Think all right?
2:39:58
Anybody. No, nobody.
2:40:03
'S got it all. Right.
2:40:04
Damn, who is he? Carlos Dunlap, that's who it
2:40:06
was. It was Dunlap.
2:40:08
I knew it was Mother. All right, looks like Speedy's
2:40:14
going to win. Yet again.
2:40:18
Which one do you want? Speedy, just so you know, you
2:40:20
can't ask, you can't get 2 guys because that's like that's
2:40:23
unfair. You got to get one because all,
2:40:26
all we have to do is make one mistake and then you win.
2:40:29
So you have to it's, it's got to be one guy.
2:40:33
Pick one guy. There you go.
2:40:36
Perfect. Nothing.
2:40:37
There we go. There we go.
2:40:38
Where? The.
2:40:41
Hell is Java Java's favorite camo pants?
2:40:43
Where the hell? Is that I mean that when I sent
2:40:46
like I saw him and I was like, what is like, what is this?
2:40:52
That was rough. Yeah, well, that's a great
2:40:56
action figure, at least for the show.
2:40:58
And we got goody over here. Goody's going to be joining us
2:41:00
soon to talk about his Tigers, I believe.
2:41:05
So that's pretty exciting. He's.
2:41:07
Definitely going to. Bring Oh, he has to.
2:41:09
He has to rebirth his his Go Tigers from our our Super Bowl
2:41:13
trip. Well, that was funny.
2:41:15
Yeah, I forgot about. That well, I have the video so I
2:41:18
definitely. Oh yeah, definitely.
2:41:19
Good he has to rebirth it when he.
2:41:21
I have to send you guys the video because I still have it.
2:41:23
Oh, tigers. Oh, tigers.
2:41:25
This guy's laying on the ground. First of all, I dared him to do
2:41:28
it. I dared him to do it.
2:41:30
At first when we passed him, he was laying under the car like he
2:41:34
was sitting on the side. He was his head was practically
2:41:36
under the car and he had an LSU sweatshirt on.
2:41:40
And I told goody when we walked by he's like, I dare you to go
2:41:44
and and scream go tigers, go tigers.
2:41:47
And this, this crazy SOP guy sitting up now he looks like his
2:41:51
butt about to barf and he goes go tigers go tigers right to his
2:41:57
face. And this guy looks at him like
2:41:59
he has 6 heads but. LSULSU fans will do anything
2:42:03
like it's, it's amazing. No good for them.
2:42:05
I I'm happy for the LSU Tigers. Congratulations.
2:42:08
To that hey Java. What up, doctor?
2:42:10
I got a quick surprise for you. So my stepdad, I was telling
2:42:14
them about the show I was doing. I was telling them about.
2:42:17
Oh, yeah, Java Chamberlain's on it.
2:42:18
And he's a, he's a big baseball memorability collector guy.
2:42:21
And he had, he had to pull something out for me.
2:42:23
I got a throwback for you A. Oh, is that my AA?
2:42:28
Brandon Thunder AA So yeah, I started to salty.
2:42:34
Love it, love it. You know, it's funny because I
2:42:38
always, when I always look at Jabba, it looks like a bobble
2:42:41
head. You know, he's a big guy with a
2:42:42
big head and a small body. I'm just kidding.
2:42:44
Yeah. I started to show that off.
2:42:48
I used. To go to the Trend Thunder game
2:42:50
as a kid back in the day and he had he had that memorabilia back
2:42:53
from years ago. I was like, that's so cool,
2:42:55
Yeah. I loved playing there other
2:42:59
other than the prison was right across the street.
2:43:01
But we could. They didn't let us, they didn't
2:43:04
let us park there. If we were going on a road trip,
2:43:08
we would have to because we all lived in Bensalem.
2:43:11
And then we would they would bus us from there.
2:43:14
They wouldn't let us keep our cars just in case, like somebody
2:43:16
like got free from the prison. Java takes it up the ass.
2:43:21
Now the real question is the is the prison still there?
2:43:23
Because Nathan covers a lot of the Trenton Thunder.
2:43:25
Games Jabba liked when he's from Cocktail.
2:43:27
Somebody could be arrested for the theft of the stolen leash.
2:43:30
Ass Liquor. Yeah, I don't, I don't know if
2:43:32
it's still there like it's, it's been what it's been.
2:43:36
Couch. 818 years. But yeah, they had, they had
2:43:41
this place that was in the same parking lot.
2:43:44
It was like the field, a bunch of commercial space and then
2:43:48
there's a place called the Kathmandu and the only place to
2:43:53
go and I have a son. I could ignore you Errol.
2:43:57
Like I don't even know. And so it had one side bar, it
2:44:04
had one side club, It had one side like live music and then
2:44:08
like a bar. And they were like 4 different
2:44:10
places. It was, it was super cool.
2:44:12
It was a little sketchy. And then we'd always go to the
2:44:15
diner afterwards. It was I'd love, I loved my time
2:44:18
there. Drove me there like a month.
2:44:24
What do we even have? We have a sportsman right now,
2:44:26
don't we? That's right all.
2:44:28
Right when we come back, we got goodies, bag of balls, we got
2:44:31
dialed up. And what's that smell?
2:44:32
But first, our sportsman with the fisherman himself.
2:44:37
This is the Jabba and the Mouth Sportsman ads.
2:44:42
All right, guys, Aaron Fisherman back for another sportsman.
2:44:45
I got a few stories before we go through the baseball scores
2:44:48
tonight. Only sports with action going on
2:44:51
now, both finals for hockey and basketball are over.
2:44:54
Not a great year. Speaking of baseball, for the
2:44:56
Pirates, from the 17 games under 500 team on the field while
2:45:01
having one of the top young pitchers of a Generation 2 fans
2:45:04
falling onto the field to the front office, removing lifetime
2:45:07
guaranteed buckle bricks they sold to fans and accidentally
2:45:11
removing Roberto Clemente's number for a Spike Seltzer
2:45:14
advertisement in a rough almost first three months for the
2:45:18
squad. Well, Dennis Santana decided to
2:45:20
get in on the fun while the get in is good.
2:45:22
Dennis Santana was suspended by Major League Baseball for four
2:45:25
games for swiping at a fan. Santana explained his actions.
2:45:29
You guys know me, I'm a calm, demeanor type of person.
2:45:33
Santana said through his interpreter.
2:45:35
I've never had any issues for any of the teams I've played
2:45:38
for. This guy crossed the line a few
2:45:41
times. Well, Santana may be right about
2:45:44
the fan in question, but taking a swipe at a guy only makes you
2:45:46
the aggressor, and any hockey fan knows the penalty always
2:45:49
goes to whoever retaliates. The Pirates continue to be the
2:45:53
laughing stop laughingstock of a league that also has the Rockies
2:45:58
and White Sox in it in 2025. Next story Dodgers pitcher slash
2:46:03
designated hitter Shohei Otani was the opening pitcher again
2:46:08
for the team on Sunday, pitching only one inning, striking out
2:46:10
two batters and hitting 98.8 miles an hour on the radar gun.
2:46:15
That was the original plan, Otani said through an
2:46:17
interpreter who presumably isn't gambling away 10s of millions of
2:46:20
dollars of his own money somehow without him knowing it or ever
2:46:23
getting disciplined for it. I look forward to adding more
2:46:26
and more pitches. The Dodgers continue to ramp up
2:46:28
Otani for the long haul of both this season.
2:46:31
The duration of his epic 10 year, $700 million contract he
2:46:34
signed before last season as well.
2:46:37
Ohtani is having another banner year at the plate after winning
2:46:40
the 2024 NLMVP and may soon be ready to resume being an elite
2:46:44
starting pitcher as well. While Ipe Mizuhara sits in jail,
2:46:48
apparently wholly to blame for the entirety of everything that
2:46:50
happened. And we are just supposed to take
2:46:52
their word on it because it's 2025 and that's how things work,
2:46:56
apparently these days. And sources today revealed that
2:46:59
Wizards forward Chris Middleton will exercise his $33.3 million
2:47:04
player option for the 20252026 season.
2:47:07
Middleton, who will be 34 next year, is going into his 14th
2:47:10
season in the NBA as a much diminished player from this All
2:47:13
Star. A world champion, he was at his
2:47:15
peak. Some of you may remember
2:47:16
Middleton is the first player to rise through the G League to
2:47:19
become an NBA All Star in 2019. He still had excellent shooting
2:47:23
percentages in limited time last year after recovering from
2:47:26
offseason surgery on both his ankles.
2:47:28
Middleton certainly was always going to cash him on top three
2:47:32
player on the team Money in fact is going to be making the most
2:47:34
money on the team next year after playing only 37 games
2:47:37
while averaging only 22.8 minutes in each of those games.
2:47:41
For the Wizards, they have to pay someone and then they have
2:47:44
65,000,000 tied up in both Middleton and Jordan Poole next
2:47:48
year. It looks like we may have a tank
2:47:50
a thon on our hands quite early on next season in the nation's
2:47:54
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2:48:38
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2:49:46
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2:49:49
Like I said, he's doing something, you know, with
2:49:51
himself over there in the dugout.
2:49:53
Whenever he's done playing with his knockers, well, we'll have
2:49:57
him join us. But now we're just going to jump
2:49:59
ship here and we're going to go right to dial it up.
2:50:03
We interrupted. This regularly scheduled.
2:50:05
Hot mix to bring you important news we got.
2:50:07
A big broadcast to do here. We're about to dial it up.
2:50:14
All right, guys. Welcome back to Dial IT Up.
2:50:16
This is the Lightning round segment where we give Errol five
2:50:20
stories that he has not seen yet and he is going to react, dial
2:50:24
up a take for the night and one of us to respond to what you
2:50:29
guys in the back, if you want, we can get Nathan in on this.
2:50:32
Some of the interns you can come in if you have anything, we'll
2:50:35
call on a couple of anyone to participate perhaps as we go.
2:50:40
Errol, you ready for tonight's? Dial it up.
2:50:43
Absolutely. Thinking yeah.
2:50:47
Here it is starting it off with the big dumper Seattle catcher.
2:50:53
Catcher Cal Raleigh hits his 31st home run of the season, so
2:51:00
he extended his home run lead this weekend with four homers in
2:51:04
a series win versus the NL Central's first place Cubs.
2:51:07
Raleigh is second in baseball in WAR and WRC Plus at 191 and 5.1
2:51:14
WAR behind Aaron Judge, only meaning second best player in
2:51:18
baseball. The Mariners record for home
2:51:20
runs before the All Star break is 35 by, of course, Ken Griffey
2:51:23
Junior. The Mariners are tied for the
2:51:25
last AL Wild Card spot at 39 and 30 7 as of earlier today.
2:51:31
Here's the quote, 31 home runs. He just continues to March
2:51:35
through history here. Mariners manager Dan Wilson,
2:51:38
it's fun to watch. He's a smart player.
2:51:40
So later in the game, not getting too anxious, not trying
2:51:43
out, trying to out of the zone, go out of the zone, not trying
2:51:47
to get away from his identity as a hitter and who he is, just
2:51:50
staying right where he needs to stay.
2:51:53
Errol, the second best player in baseball, was not in the books
2:51:57
for this guy at all from anybody.
2:52:00
He wasn't going to be considered a top 2 catcher before the year
2:52:03
started, let alone top 2IN baseball.
2:52:06
It's time for you to dial it up. Well, it's pretty interesting
2:52:10
because he's a catcher. Who would have thought that a
2:52:13
catcher before even the All Star break would have 31 home runs?
2:52:17
I don't remember the last catcher to do this.
2:52:19
It's pretty, it's pretty incredible.
2:52:22
And we talked about some of the players that they have on that
2:52:24
on that team. Rodriguez is supposed to be
2:52:26
their best hitter, their best power hitter.
2:52:28
And this guy comes out of nowhere.
2:52:29
By the way, starting catcher for Team USA Baseball coming up in
2:52:34
the World Championships is Cal Raleigh.
2:52:36
So pretty interesting. It's fun to watch.
2:52:39
It's something that you wouldn't expect.
2:52:41
I wouldn't compare him to Aaron Judge.
2:52:43
I wouldn't say that he is obviously having as good a
2:52:46
season as Aaron Judge. I know all these statistics
2:52:49
would tell you that he is. It's incredible that he's a
2:52:52
catcher doing it to me. I I just think it's incredible
2:52:56
that he's doing it in Seattle in a big stadium.
2:52:59
Aaron Judge is playing in Yankee Stadium.
2:53:01
This guy's playing in Seattle where it's a bigger and it's a
2:53:04
pitcher stadium and he's doing it in, he's doing in such a
2:53:08
great and big stadium. I think it's incredible that
2:53:10
he's doing it and he's doing it at this pace.
2:53:12
So it's incredible. Yeah, that park is.
2:53:15
It's fun to pitch in. He hit his 32nd tonight on pace
2:53:19
to challenge Salvy, who has the record.
2:53:24
Is he is he in the question? I mean, obviously not, but he's
2:53:28
always been able to swing. It's always just been a little
2:53:30
long. And you know, obviously as a
2:53:32
catcher, I don't know the last time I think the most was 28 if
2:53:36
I recall. I was just looking this up the
2:53:38
other day. It's awesome for him.
2:53:40
You always have that one guy that's been around and then has
2:53:43
that breakout year and it's always fun seeing guys like that
2:53:47
that from everybody that I know that's that knows him.
2:53:51
So he's, you know, works hard, is a great dude.
2:53:53
So you always got a room for people like that.
2:53:57
He's on pace. I mean, before today he had
2:54:00
another home run. Today.
2:54:01
He's got a 665 slugging percentage.
2:54:05
Gerald just slugging. No, I'm not.
2:54:08
I'm not taking it away from what he's doing right now. 66 home
2:54:11
runs is the pace. It's incredible.
2:54:13
He's a catcher. Have we ever seen a catcher do
2:54:16
this before in All Star Break? I don't remember the last one to
2:54:19
do this, but to me. The record's 48 for a catcher
2:54:22
and he's at 35 when we get to the break.
2:54:25
I, I, I think it's incredible. I just don't think he's around
2:54:29
the same conversation as what Aaron Judge is doing right now
2:54:33
for the Yankees. That's all I'm saying.
2:54:35
He is, he's having a great year. It's amazing, but he's not Aaron
2:54:38
Judge. So he's at like a WRC, which is
2:54:41
like the measurement they use. And 100 is an average player.
2:54:43
He's sitting at like before tonight was 191 probably another
2:54:46
point or two higher now. Aaron Judge is at a 225, so it's
2:54:53
a significant a couple of steps up that he's at.
2:54:55
Still unbelievable to even have those types of numbers right as
2:55:00
a catcher. That just never happens.
2:55:02
Let's move on to another one of our favorite stories here on the
2:55:06
show. Here comes Caitlin Clark,
2:55:09
reportedly. This is a real fascinating one
2:55:11
in the news. We talked about her not getting
2:55:14
a lot of love and then eventually they helped her out
2:55:16
late and now the one girl is getting all this.
2:55:19
Love. I love Sophie Cunningham.
2:55:21
She's Sophie. Cunningham.
2:55:22
Who? My eardrum holy.
2:55:24
Fantastic. But they didn't really help her
2:55:27
up right away. I wasn't a fan of it.
2:55:29
We talked about that last week, but a story came out today that
2:55:32
Caitlin Clark, in a book that came out, reportedly turned down
2:55:35
a three on three Olympics invite after she was snubbed for the
2:55:38
regular women's team last year. So the story is Bleacher
2:55:43
Reports. This is on Bleach Report.
2:55:45
Zach Bacardi reports that Caitlin Clark was invited to
2:55:47
join the women's three on three last year.
2:55:49
But turn it down. This was Clark after she was
2:55:52
unceremoniously snubbed by Team USA and coach Cheryl Reeve.
2:55:55
What believes the Lynx coach Speedy, according to a new book
2:55:59
on her game, Caitlin Clark and the Revolution of Women's
2:56:02
Sports. Reeve was also accused in the
2:56:03
book of singling out Clark as an example due to the league's
2:56:07
preferential treatment of her since she was drafted.
2:56:10
Reeve in response has attacked Brendan in the media since
2:56:14
publishing. Clark was the first team as you
2:56:16
know WNBA selection despite the snub and rookie of the year in
2:56:21
her first season in the league. The women's three on three team
2:56:25
won bronze without her Errol. Dial it up.
2:56:30
Who the hell is Cheryl Reef? That's what I want to know.
2:56:33
Kayla Clark is the biggest thing in in college basketball, right?
2:56:36
I mean, what's the biggest thing in college women's basketball?
2:56:39
She's the biggest thing right now in WNBA basketball.
2:56:42
And she gets beaten up all the time.
2:56:45
I see a flat on her ass every single game.
2:56:47
Still goes out there, still plays hard, still plays above
2:56:51
what you would expect a superstar player to do.
2:56:54
And I think it's pathetic that anybody is questioning what she
2:56:58
did or even if she turned down three on three basketball.
2:57:01
This girl is the best thing that could ever happen to women's
2:57:07
basketball. And for some reason, Cheryl
2:57:10
Reeve or anybody that writes about this lady or girl or
2:57:13
female has some kind of hatred for somebody that is bringing in
2:57:17
money, advertisement, sponsorships for a WNBA that was
2:57:21
going down the friggin drain. That's where it was going.
2:57:25
So all these people that want to say that Caitlin Clark is a
2:57:29
joke, doesn't belong here, doesn't belong.
2:57:32
Hey, let's go look at her numbers right now.
2:57:34
Let's go look right now. If the season were to end, she's
2:57:37
probably the MVP of the WNBA. It's despicable, it's
2:57:41
disgusting, and it just tells you one thing.
2:57:44
Cheryl Reeve, I don't care what she decided to turn down.
2:57:47
She could turn down three on three basketball.
2:57:49
She could turn down playing for USA Basketball.
2:57:52
She belong there. She should have been a part of
2:57:55
that team as well as Angel Ree, Angel Reece.
2:57:58
Every single one of these girls should be respecting this
2:58:02
Caitlin Clark female who has been the most dominant force in
2:58:07
women's basketball. And take this, she is the
2:58:10
biggest thing we've seen come out of professional sports in
2:58:15
about 10 years. Yes, you heard it from me.
2:58:17
She is the biggest thing to come out of professional sports.
2:58:22
That goes for hockey, that goes for the NBA, that goes for the
2:58:26
NFL. This girl has going is going to
2:58:29
set the pace for the future of women's sports and professional
2:58:34
sports. Shame on Cheryl Reeve, shame on
2:58:37
everyone that doesn't respect this woman for what she does.
2:58:42
Yeah, Following up off of that, I just want to say playing in
2:58:44
front of USA Basketball, playing at the Helms of Olympic
2:58:48
basketball, somebody best players in the whole entire
2:58:51
world from all parts of the of all parts of the world,
2:58:54
different countries or whatnot. Caitlin Clark.
2:58:57
I mean, look at someone like with Isaiah Thomas with the
2:58:59
whole situation, right? You didn't make the Dream team.
2:59:01
Now, of course, a lot of things go into that with them, of
2:59:03
course him and Michael Jordan having bad blood and what not.
2:59:06
Whole point is is that as a player you somewhat do remember
2:59:09
the snub. And in a way I feel like they
2:59:12
said, OK, well, you didn't make it to Caitlin Clark.
2:59:14
Here's a consolation prize and you can be on the three on
2:59:16
three. And if you even look at the
2:59:17
girls that are. Well, they didn't say that they
2:59:19
they said she turned down after. Yeah, after being snubbed from
2:59:23
the US Olympics. She decided to turn it down.
2:59:25
Exactly. So in a way, I feel like it's
2:59:27
sort of they're kind of giving her a consolation prize, which I
2:59:29
agree. I wouldn't take that only for
2:59:31
the sense like I agree with you 100% should have been a lot for
2:59:35
the USA women's basketball team, not the three on three, which
2:59:37
the three on three is of course a good achievement on its own as
2:59:40
well too. But it's not the USA women's
2:59:42
basketball team that is so highlighted and so marketed
2:59:45
during the the Women's Olympics Basketball.
2:59:47
By the way, Caitlin Clark's jersey right now is within the
2:59:51
top ten. I think it's top 7 right now in
2:59:54
all the sports sold jerseys, college and professional when it
2:59:59
comes to the WNBA. So eat it, Cheryl Reeves.
3:00:03
That's all. What I'm going to say about that
3:00:05
Eat it, suck it, dry it speedy. You know all about DRY.
3:00:09
No, that's Nathan's department. Well, you got a spit, but you
3:00:12
don't do that, you do a dry, right?
3:00:15
What do a dry do? A watch dry that's.
3:00:19
A good thing. So inappropriate.
3:00:21
Do a watch dry. We're talking about women in
3:00:23
this segment and you go down that road.
3:00:25
It's just inappropriate. I just asked them, oh.
3:00:28
Man, the Mets things are going the wrong direction right now in
3:00:33
Queens. They had to demote catcher
3:00:35
Francisco Alvarez to AAA. The story goes the Mets who won
3:00:41
even though Alvarez hit a home run in a 11/4 win Saturday
3:00:45
night, snapping A7 game losing streak.
3:00:48
They demoted the struggling former top prospect AAA
3:00:52
Syracuse. If you remember, he was a top
3:00:54
prospect in all of baseball for a time in 2022.
3:00:57
Had 25 homers as a rookie in 2023 season.
3:01:02
He's only batting 236 with 319 on base and a 333 slugging.
3:01:07
Is only three homers this year. The bigger problem is is usually
3:01:12
surefire defense has become pretty bad.
3:01:16
He's had this injury with the handmade bone in the preseason
3:01:19
that cost him early part of the year.
3:01:21
Here's a quote. Not an easy decision.
3:01:24
It's something that we do not take lightly.
3:01:26
There's a lot of potential there.
3:01:27
When he's playing up to his potential, he's got a chance to
3:01:30
be a pretty special player and we're going to need him, expect
3:01:33
him to be back. But right now we feel like it's
3:01:37
it's best for him to go down there and get reps.
3:01:40
That's Mets manager Carlos Mendoza.
3:01:43
Pretty unexpected for someone who a lot of people had pegged
3:01:47
as a breakout candidate this year.
3:01:49
Errol. Dial it up.
3:01:52
First of all, the Mets are only a game and a half out of first
3:01:55
place, so calm down. Everything we've seen teams go
3:01:59
into these spurts where they're losing, they lose a multiple
3:02:02
amount of games and, and everybody, oh, we're going to
3:02:04
have to point our finger at somebody.
3:02:06
It's not Juan Soto now, it's Alvarez.
3:02:08
I'm going to speak up and I'm going to stick up for the Mets
3:02:11
fans. I, I don't think Alvarez is the
3:02:14
problem right now. I think right now they're
3:02:16
pitching is falling apart. We expected this.
3:02:19
They should have went after pitching in the offseason.
3:02:21
They went all in on Soto and they didn't go after Max Freed.
3:02:25
He was the guy you should have gone for.
3:02:27
And now the Mets are eating it. They're eating their words now.
3:02:30
We'll see how it works out for them.
3:02:32
It's not. It hasn't been pretty over the
3:02:34
last couple of weeks. I don't think it's all about
3:02:36
Alvarez. Everybody has been in spurts of
3:02:39
not hitting. Nimmo is been the only on and
3:02:42
off hitter for this team. I Soto, you know, Francisco
3:02:45
Lindor and then you have arguably one of the best power
3:02:49
hitters in baseball. So I, I just think that the Mets
3:02:52
just need to figure out what's going on with this rotation and
3:02:55
even their bullpens been up and down over the last couple of
3:02:58
weeks. I just, I, I don't understand
3:03:00
why you have to point a finger out at a catcher.
3:03:02
Who the hell cares if the catcher's hitting?
3:03:04
He's batting 236 and his defense, I mean, the Yankees
3:03:08
have had bad defense since Jorge Posada.
3:03:10
I mean, they go on and off bringing, bringing these guys,
3:03:12
these veteran players on and off because these guys just can't
3:03:15
cut it. Wells has been the best guy from
3:03:19
their farm system as far as defense is concerned in a very
3:03:22
long time. It it's really been since Jorge
3:03:25
Posada. The Yankees just can't find
3:03:27
these guys that could do both things.
3:03:29
I, I think the Yankees have it. So I, I don't know if it's
3:03:31
Alvarez, he'll be back. Met fans don't worry about it.
3:03:35
I think they'll figure things out.
3:03:36
The Mets are a lot better than they think.
3:03:38
People think that they are. They're in a hard division.
3:03:41
Philadelphia is by far of the best team in that division when
3:03:44
it comes to all around talent. I do think one way or another.
3:03:47
But by the way, I like the Braves too.
3:03:49
But the Braves can't stay healthy.
3:03:51
But the Mets will figure it out. It's not Alvarez, it's it's
3:03:53
ridiculous. Yeah, again, I don't know if
3:03:55
it's a money problem as much as it is like a developmental issue
3:03:57
because it's a lot of young players struggling all at once.
3:04:00
The enters of the nice year. Last year, he's been bad.
3:04:01
This year, Beatty had two good weeks and he's hasn't been great
3:04:04
either. I also think it's also the
3:04:06
previous regime with Buck Showalter, the way they, Buck
3:04:08
Showalter and Billy Eppler, the way they handled Alvarez in the
3:04:11
beginning, calling him up in September, like right at the end
3:04:13
of the season, the Mets were trying to fight for the
3:04:15
division. I think he lost a lot of
3:04:16
confidence from a consistency standpoint that way.
3:04:19
And I mean, the rest of his career has really just been
3:04:21
injury issued, injury issues when it comes to him being a
3:04:23
bulkier catcher, him trying to do a lot I think as well.
3:04:27
I saw something where there he's trying to like over pitch frame
3:04:29
because that's what he's been good at.
3:04:30
And it's hurting the rest of his defense, too, which I think do.
3:04:33
You think he's the problem? Right now, no, I think it's all
3:04:36
the young players. It's like it's all the young
3:04:37
players all at once. It's just a developmental
3:04:40
organizational issue. Again, I don't think it's just
3:04:42
this regime. I think it's the previous one
3:04:44
too. And what?
3:04:45
You both, Jabba, you're a professional athlete.
3:04:48
You play baseball, professional baseball for a long time.
3:04:51
Goody did too, and you're not playing well.
3:04:53
What do you usually do? You let him play out of it.
3:04:55
That's what you do. You don't send him down.
3:04:57
You let him play out of this guy's a professional athlete.
3:05:00
This guy is has been a good player in the in an MLB and at
3:05:04
the top level. Why are you going to send him
3:05:06
down and make him feel low about himself?
3:05:07
This could hurt him. I don't like this.
3:05:09
I think this is a bad move by the New York Mets.
3:05:13
Yeah, it's it's tough because you look at it two ways.
3:05:16
Sometimes a change of scenery is what you need and other times
3:05:21
you need to go down and actually work on something.
3:05:23
I mean, perfect example, they sent Roy Holiday all the way
3:05:25
down to extended spring training and look what happened to him.
3:05:29
So there's every situation is different and it kind of just
3:05:35
goes to what they need or what you think they need.
3:05:40
And if that's what they felt, I don't think it was a money thing
3:05:43
whatsoever. I think it's a mental thing with
3:05:45
him mostly right now. Yeah, and you would know more
3:05:50
about the Mets than I do, because they suck.
3:05:53
But it's not really like they have an obvious other solution.
3:05:55
They do not suck. It's an obvious obvious there's
3:05:58
OPS collectively as a catcher. It seems like Tomas Neato the.
3:06:02
Mets are right now their record is 46 and 33.
3:06:05
They're playing. They're not.
3:06:06
They haven't been good in the last 10 games.
3:06:08
They're 1:00 and 9:00, but a game and a half out of first
3:06:11
place, they don't suck. I also.
3:06:14
Think there's your last? Game Jabba.
3:06:15
I also think there's also some carryover confidence or lack of
3:06:17
confidence. His play, he had a lot, a lot of
3:06:19
playoff woes the second series and even the NLCS against the
3:06:22
dot. You never heard of the skin.
3:06:23
So I think maybe some of that kind of carried over into this
3:06:25
year. So I think a lot of it is
3:06:26
mental. I don't think it's ability wise
3:06:28
right now. The arbitration years don't kick
3:06:29
in for him until next year, so they don't have to worry about
3:06:32
any crossing him anything. I don't think he'll be down.
3:06:35
For. A long time, maybe just to the
3:06:37
all. Star Group and he'll.
3:06:38
Be back after that because. They don't at.
3:06:39
Least her ends is a little bit of a spark, but it's not really
3:06:41
a great solution either. It could.
3:06:44
It could be a time thing too. Maybe.
3:06:47
I think part of it is they want him to get regular reps and
3:06:52
they're going to have to bench him.
3:06:53
It's going to hurt him. It's going to hurt.
3:06:55
Him. I don't know man, it's a weird
3:06:57
one. I thought that the numbers
3:06:58
weren't so bad that they wouldn't let him figure it out
3:07:01
up here. That's why usually, usually when
3:07:04
you're in the mid 6 hundreds with OPS, you know you don't
3:07:07
have the power. Maybe they need to change his
3:07:08
launch angle or something like that with the the bat, but
3:07:10
that's usually not. I don't think it's all offense
3:07:12
with I mean, I think it's I think.
3:07:14
It could be, yeah, it could be feeling the stress playing in
3:07:16
New York. So they could want to, might
3:07:17
want to give him a blow. I was.
3:07:19
Gonna say goody you know is do you think it's something like
3:07:21
that or do you think maybe? They're going to retool.
3:07:23
A swing or something? I mean, playing in New York is a
3:07:25
different beast, so maybe he's just feeling a little, you know,
3:07:28
I don't know what the guy's feeling, but.
3:07:31
You know. With younger guys like that,
3:07:34
sometimes it's good just to give him a little bit of, you know, a
3:07:36
little bit of a blow and go down a AAA where they can play a
3:07:39
little without without as much stress.
3:07:43
Play free, find the love of the game again.
3:07:45
And then they'll be he'll bounce right back up, go down there,
3:07:48
knock, knock a few AAA pitches around the park a little bit and
3:07:51
then come back up. Sometimes it's a confidence
3:07:54
thing. Maybe he's lacking confidence
3:07:55
and so you want him to go build that down there.
3:07:57
Or maybe there's a hitting coach in AAA that he really worked,
3:08:00
you know, that he worked with that he really likes that he
3:08:02
wants to see change your launch angle, whatever made the case
3:08:04
may be, you know, pitch selection or whatever.
3:08:08
But I mean, it's not uncommon to see that.
3:08:12
And as Java said, it could be a time thing as well.
3:08:15
So, you know, whatever it may be, I wouldn't expect him to be
3:08:18
down there for too long. And if it is a longer stint than
3:08:20
if there's probably underlying issues that we don't know about.
3:08:23
Milwaukee did it with Jackson Churio at the beginning of the
3:08:25
year for like a week and then he came back up and now he's been
3:08:28
great. He had just a really bad start
3:08:29
to the year. Hopefully it's the same kind of
3:08:31
thing. You just you, you just you just
3:08:35
hope he doesn't turn out as like Jesus Montero.
3:08:38
Remember that turn out plus he they they hope they I hope he
3:08:44
doesn't turn out like that. I need a blow pop.
3:08:47
All right, well, let's move on to the next story.
3:08:49
Moving into the other side of the city.
3:08:52
And we got shoeless Jazz Chisholm and I spelled his name
3:08:55
wrong on the graphic. That's terrible.
3:08:57
Chisholm. Here it is.
3:08:58
Well, you know, you probably probably prefer it that way.
3:09:00
The Yankees for some reason, played at 11:30 in the morning
3:09:04
on Sunday. That's.
3:09:05
My guy right there, Chaz. Let's go, Chaz.
3:09:09
All right, Nathan took place from Jazz Chisholm on a DJ
3:09:13
Lemayu single to left. Jazz was standing on 2nd put on
3:09:17
The Jets. As he rounded third, he lost his
3:09:20
left shoe as on the throw from Colton, Kauser took the rookie
3:09:25
catcher Maverick Hanley up the line.
3:09:28
He got his arm caught trying to tag.
3:09:30
Jazz got hurt, he dropped the ball.
3:09:33
Jazz's other shoe flew off in the collision and scored after
3:09:39
gathering himself without any shoes on.
3:09:41
The Yankees would come back and win 42.
3:09:44
I saw a lot of firsts, said Aaron Judge, 1130 game to a guy
3:09:48
losing both his shoes. I've seen one cleat kind of
3:09:51
running, but not both like that. That was awesome.
3:09:54
Jazz has hit 350 since returning from a strained oblique with 11.
3:09:59
RB is asked whether he should be called Shoeless Jazz Chisholm.
3:10:03
He responded. Wow, is that how Shoeless Joe
3:10:06
got his name? He ran out of his shoe how he
3:10:08
got his name? Oh, so he wasn't wearing shoes
3:10:10
because, famously, Shoeless Joe Jackson didn't lose his shoes.
3:10:13
He didn't play with shoes on because he felt he could hit
3:10:15
better without him. Besides that, Harold, we got a
3:10:19
new nickname or you're going to stay with your favorite.
3:10:23
Dial it up. Shoeless Jazz Jism is his
3:10:28
nickname. I could give, I could give a
3:10:30
crap. If he's batting 350, do it in
3:10:32
the playoffs. Do it in the big game.
3:10:34
He hasn't. And until he does that, I don't
3:10:36
give a crap. He could steal bases with no
3:10:38
shoes, He could steal with. He could steal bases with his
3:10:41
pants down and completely bare ass.
3:10:43
I could give a crap. Go play the game and play it
3:10:47
hard. That's what you want to hear.
3:10:49
That's the Yankee way, and if they don't win a championship,
3:10:53
it's because of the one and only shoeless jazz Chism.
3:10:56
I don't care about what he does in the regular season.
3:10:59
I want to see if I want to see him back 350 in the playoffs.
3:11:02
That's what I want to see. We got a guy like Gleber Torres
3:11:04
over there in Detroit. We see what he's done in the
3:11:06
playoffs. He's been a pretty good hit in
3:11:08
the playoffs. Instead, the Yankees decided to
3:11:10
deal with this idiot sitting over there dancing around with
3:11:13
his nice big long chain and enjoying his damn prancing and
3:11:17
dancing you want. To talk, you might want somebody
3:11:20
else to hit in the playoff two there, Mr. If you're going to
3:11:23
put it on him, you might want to put.
3:11:24
It on I'm not I'm not I listen I bust his chops too and go look
3:11:29
at the drop go look at the drop that we have on our intro until
3:11:33
he hits in the playoffs, that's what he's going to be looked at
3:11:36
as a guy that doesn't hit in the playoffs.
3:11:37
Aaron Judge is one of those guys.
3:11:39
Alex Rodriguez was that until he did it in 2009.
3:11:42
The fact is I don't want to hear about shoeless Jazz, Chisholm or
3:11:47
whatever the hell he is and what he does in a regular season.
3:11:49
There's 162 games, a lot of crazy things that we've seen
3:11:52
over the years as we've seen Jose Canseco give up a home run
3:11:55
when he hits him in the in the back of his head all the way,
3:11:58
you know, over the over the fence.
3:12:00
I don't care. Go do it when it counts.
3:12:04
Jazz jism could be shoeless jazz scrotum, I don't care.
3:12:10
So Errol, while you were, I mean, you were caught up and we
3:12:13
have the picture of you being caught up on your trip in this
3:12:17
jail cell right here on the screen with the sharks biting at
3:12:22
your feet. But we had Gary Phillips from
3:12:24
the New York Daily News Yankees beat writer on on Thursday and
3:12:28
we talked about Jazz and how he's there might be some
3:12:31
misconceptions around him in the league.
3:12:33
And he said that from everything that the reputation he had
3:12:37
coming from Miami couldn't be further from the truth.
3:12:40
He's been a total pro. He's he's been great in the is
3:12:42
he a? Yankee guy?
3:12:43
Is he a Yankee guy? He said that he doesn't root for
3:12:48
the. That's a lie.
3:12:49
It. Was a lie deal no he's getting
3:12:50
paid says he's he's put he stopped doing it when he was a
3:12:53
kid which by the way it was only a couple years ago but that's a
3:12:56
whole new story he's a young man liar he's about speed his age
3:13:01
well liar regard regardless they said that he was a good player
3:13:04
in the clubhouse and if he's going to hit 350 and play good
3:13:06
defense and run the bases and like.
3:13:08
Blow my back up. I'll take him.
3:13:12
Good. He could take him, take him with
3:13:14
his shoes, take him with his pants off.
3:13:16
I can give a crap until he does it in the playoffs and he shuts
3:13:19
his mouth and stops wearing his long chains, chains and dancing
3:13:22
and prancing around when he shouldn't be.
3:13:24
I, I By the way, why do I always see jazz jism at these clubs in
3:13:29
New York City? Every time I look, a post goes
3:13:32
up. This guy's dancing and prancing
3:13:34
around. I don't want to see this guy at
3:13:36
the clubs. I just want to see him play
3:13:38
baseball. OK, that jizz maniac, that's
3:13:41
what I'm going to call him. You want to give him a nickname?
3:13:44
All you Jizzamaniacs go enjoy yourself Jizzamaniacs.
3:13:49
Is this in the leader of this group?
3:13:52
Jizzamaniac. That would be a great T-shirt
3:13:54
right there, Jizzamaniacs. There you go, enjoy.
3:13:58
I hope everybody enjoys. Fans, but also fans of some
3:14:01
strange behavior. Guys, we got one last story
3:14:05
coming up here, Tom Brady and Eli Manning.
3:14:09
Tom Brady won $1,000,000 in the inaugural Fanatics games held in
3:14:15
the city this past weekend. Tom Brady defeated both athletes
3:14:19
and fans in a series of competitions, first ever
3:14:21
Fanatics Games in New York City. Brady said he would give $5000
3:14:25
to each of the 50 fans who competed and donate the rest of
3:14:28
charity. UFC fighter Justin Gatje was
3:14:31
second and won a won a Ferrari A12.
3:14:34
GTSA fan came in 3rd and won a rare LeBron rookie card that
3:14:38
Brady. We gave him $250,000 on the spot
3:14:42
with a signed Brady card in jersey.
3:14:44
James Harden came in fourth, Eli Manning came in fifth, and they
3:14:49
were the only other athletes finishing in the top ten besides
3:14:54
my. On your.
3:14:56
Face obviously I'm going to ask you what place do you think you
3:15:00
would finish in the Fanatics games when we try them next year
3:15:04
for the show and do it live from over there if we can I want to
3:15:09
know how you're going to explain it when you.
3:15:12
Dial it up. It's pretty simple.
3:15:15
I could give a crap, Liz. Tom Brady could give me 500,000
3:15:20
two million dollars, $3,000,000. Thank you, Tom.
3:15:23
I don't think it means anything going to a Fanatics.
3:15:26
First of all, we weren't even invited.
3:15:28
And if we were invited, I would go over there and what I would
3:15:31
try to do is shove a football up his ass.
3:15:33
OK? That's what I want to see.
3:15:35
I want to see Tom Brady take a football up his ass.
3:15:39
I don't care if James Harden threw a football or did whatever
3:15:42
he did. I don't care if Justin Gagey was
3:15:45
out there winning a Ferrari. All I care about is Tom Brady
3:15:49
looking like a complete juice ball idiot.
3:15:52
That's what I think. I don't care what he gives us.
3:15:56
He can give us 506 hundred 700,000.
3:15:59
How about invest into this show? Tommy Boy.
3:16:01
Tommy boy, I want your money. I want it right.
3:16:05
I'm not playing a game that I know I'm going to lose.
3:16:07
And Eli, stop it, stop it. You'll only win big games and
3:16:12
you need to. What you need to do is take that
3:16:15
football and shove it up Tommy Boy's behind.
3:16:18
Oh, right, Speedy. Let's go.
3:16:20
Just a maniac. Let's go just a maniacs.
3:16:24
Nathan, are you going to play with yourself after this?
3:16:27
All righty. All right, here's my first of
3:16:29
all shout out to Micro Rubin putting this all together for
3:16:33
the first two years and breaking news.
3:16:36
I got to go back off this one. I was glad to be part of the
3:16:39
first one, but this one what what a great breaking news.
3:16:44
Goody has no Woody go there for me covering getting some good
3:16:49
content breaking news. This one this for me.
3:16:54
If I was competing in those games, I would finish second or
3:16:57
third in my opinion. I'm I'm I'm competitive, so I I
3:17:01
can't wait for the next one over.
3:17:02
I'm going to make sure I'm going to get all of you guys down
3:17:04
there. Did you go?
3:17:05
Did you? Go I didn't go this year,
3:17:07
unfortunately, but I'm going to I'm going to get you guys, all
3:17:10
of you guys to breaking news next year and we're going to I'm
3:17:14
going to make sure our podcast is there too next year live from
3:17:18
there. We got to compete in the games
3:17:20
as a team and also I'm trying to bring a couple players with us
3:17:25
next year. So for example, John Dobson, we
3:17:28
were trying to bring him to Fanaticus this year.
3:17:30
I love Lisa Ann, but we we we fit into my rear end is burning
3:17:35
this year. Next year we're my all going to
3:17:38
there She has. Nothing.
3:17:40
Make it happen bro. Make it happen, miss.
3:17:43
Yeah. But I'm planning on, I'm making
3:17:45
I'm I'm going to make sure that all this goes at the same time
3:17:47
next year. OK, it's it's cool they do that
3:17:52
and the school is close by us being.
3:17:54
Fish is not a painting. Centric arrow type.
3:17:57
Of a show, by the way, that surprised Eli Manning.
3:18:02
Top five that should be in the Hall of Fame.
3:18:05
And actually, I don't know if you guys told the painting his
3:18:08
his name is Cody Sable. He was a fanatics fist.
3:18:11
He does a really cool painting like fast painting.
3:18:14
He he throws it on the board and.
3:18:17
So he may hope not. Nathan, has he ever done a
3:18:19
painting of your blue blazer bar?
3:18:21
No, no, no. But I reached out to him about
3:18:23
coming on the show here, so let's see.
3:18:25
Spewing. This nonsense of a bunch of
3:18:28
random. People all right, guys.
3:18:31
Well, that has been yet another great episode of.
3:18:35
Dial it up all. Right, ladies and gentlemen, we
3:18:42
call this goodies Bag of what, Speedy Balls.
3:18:47
My mom was going to wire. A car battery with my testicles.
3:18:49
Trying to put Tiger. Bomb on this jungle's nuts.
3:18:52
Goodies Bag of balls. That's how you become great man.
3:18:55
Hang your. Balls out there.
3:18:58
It's going to be a quick one. As we all know, LSU has won its
3:19:02
eighth national championship men's College World Series title
3:19:05
9190390697, 2000, 2009, 20232025.
3:19:12
Jay Johnson won two and three years places them second all
3:19:17
time behind USC, which I don't know how they got 12 titles.
3:19:21
They must have been playing Saint Mary's school, the blind.
3:19:24
But they're the first program to win multiple championships in
3:19:29
three different decades and nineties, 2000s in 20 twenties.
3:19:32
Jay Johnson's at his fourth season.
3:19:35
He won in 23/20/25. All is right in the world with
3:19:38
the LSU Tigers back on back on top.
3:19:40
Not only that, not only did we win the College World Series, we
3:19:44
also won the Jello Shot Challenge, of course, over the
3:19:48
bowels and Jello shots sold for Rocco's.
3:19:51
We know how to party and that's we know how to bring it.
3:19:55
They're number they're #1 and 2. Number one and two.
3:20:00
Ole Miss had the record what they wanted that you guys just
3:20:02
took over like 4 years in a row actually.
3:20:05
Yeah, we don't. We're not used to losing.
3:20:08
This is national championship. You to mention it was LSU's 20th
3:20:13
College World Series of parents with an 8 and one record in the
3:20:17
finals and it's just a program of dominance.
3:20:22
When you think of college baseball you think of 1 school,
3:20:25
think of two colors, purple and gold and championships being
3:20:29
one. I hope all of you guys on this
3:20:32
show get a chance to experience Baton Rouge for what it is.
3:20:37
There it is. The double play to seal the
3:20:39
deal. Chase Shores coming in, throwing
3:20:40
102 sliders, heaters, everything.
3:20:45
I mean Jabba, you were there. You were there live.
3:20:48
Woody. You were there live.
3:20:51
How does LSU travel? I don't think these northerners
3:20:53
know exactly what it's like. Well, I mean, first of all, they
3:20:57
don't even have to be in it to travel really, really well.
3:21:00
Like, it doesn't matter. I love the game.
3:21:03
I ran into so many groups that like they just, they do it as a
3:21:07
family every year. And I think about half of them
3:21:11
were were LSU people. And I was like, you guys just
3:21:13
happen to be in it all the time. He's like, yeah, you know what?
3:21:16
It makes it pretty easy for us. But it was cool getting to know
3:21:19
him from like the other side because I've been a fan.
3:21:24
Played there. You got upset by Stony Brook and
3:21:27
12, right? Yep.
3:21:30
And then now being on the other side of it.
3:21:32
I smell I sell farts. That's gross.
3:21:36
I just like, man, it was good. But I think you guys don't
3:21:39
understand, like the passion, like, but it's not only the
3:21:43
passion for them, it's the passion for the sport as a
3:21:46
whole. Like if they're sitting out
3:21:48
there or there's a big LSU group and you're just sitting there,
3:21:52
you're sitting, you know, at the bar, you're walking around and
3:21:56
you're just BS. And because there's tents
3:21:58
everywhere and they'll spark up a conversation and go into the
3:22:03
hotel and like, they don't care who you are.
3:22:07
They don't care who you're rooting for.
3:22:08
I mean, there was a little bit of, I guess I got some good
3:22:11
stuff with, with LSU, Arkansas, but they don't like each other
3:22:15
anyways. But I think it's just how cool
3:22:18
it is for them to no matter what, if they're in it or not,
3:22:23
they're always there. And they're always.
3:22:24
Some of the coolest people. Ever.
3:22:27
I love, I loved it, and I think they partied harder than the
3:22:31
Thunder did when they won. Oh.
3:22:33
Yeah, easily. That's a given.
3:22:35
Yeah, Goody, Carl. Carl has a question in the
3:22:38
comments. I need a gin and tonic.
3:22:40
What was the reasoning with the umpire rejections?
3:22:43
The whole controversy in the 1st.
3:22:44
Inning where? Schnal Schnal.
3:22:46
I actually know him from UCF. He was that he was a UCF
3:22:49
assistant coach a few years ago. Awesome guy, great coach.
3:22:54
It's kind of ridiculous. I went back and watched it.
3:22:56
Here it is. So he's trying to get an
3:23:00
understanding of what's going on right here and the umpire says,
3:23:03
you know, you got a warning and he goes for what?
3:23:05
He goes arguing balls and strikes and he goes, why?
3:23:08
Because you missed 3 and then got the hook, quick hook, which
3:23:12
I think is absolutely ridiculous.
3:23:15
You can't. The umpire, it's more and more
3:23:19
now, man. I mean, I understand the umpires
3:23:21
take an absolute beating and they're not.
3:23:22
They're not out there trying to suck.
3:23:24
But like in a national championship game, you're going
3:23:26
to run both coaches out of there like that.
3:23:28
It's just it's mind boggling to me.
3:23:30
Especially you should have seen how they broke it down to us
3:23:34
like the what they the, the NCAA did.
3:23:38
But also, you know, Angel Campos has been fired from the MLB
3:23:42
already. Brutal.
3:23:44
And then he did the controversy call with Cam Caldonero in the
3:23:49
Super regional and then he got this game.
3:23:51
Like, I mean, he got crushed. But what they said when they
3:23:55
broke it down to us was Article 5.1 point six O 5.
3:24:00
He said he was supposed to go and he was.
3:24:03
And Stahl was like, there's 25,000 people here, I can't hear
3:24:07
you. Yes.
3:24:09
Is it a legal textbook? Oh, it literally was that like
3:24:13
the official NCA breakdown of Y And then he got the two extra
3:24:18
games because he came back out after he did this.
3:24:22
So he's suspended for the next two games to start their year
3:24:25
next year. So he he wouldn't even been
3:24:27
able. To he wouldn't.
3:24:30
Have been able to be in the dugout anyways if they would
3:24:33
have got to Monday. And so it was, it was nuts.
3:24:36
And then and then for them to try to say that he pushed him
3:24:39
down. Yeah.
3:24:40
Like if you see the video, it was.
3:24:42
I get you're going to take some stuff, but just have a little
3:24:46
feel. They call me the ladies man and
3:24:48
Mr. Still your girl. It it bothered me.
3:24:53
I thought his, I thought his response to the to the, to the
3:24:57
questions being asked in an interview, like I'm not
3:24:59
responsible for another man's athleticism as he came out and
3:25:02
the umpire tripped on his way out and he said he bumped them,
3:25:05
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Honestly, I think umpires
3:25:10
nowadays are trying to make it more about them than the actual
3:25:12
game. And like I said, I listen.
3:25:14
I'm like, you know, I'm coaching in this collegiate league and
3:25:17
Carl, I'm not high. I'm.
3:25:20
I'm coaching. The ball in baseball.
3:25:22
Like it's been long. It's been long nights every
3:25:25
night. Tonight it was actually a quick
3:25:26
one. We won our 16th in a row, so got
3:25:29
a record. Got a record last night or
3:25:32
Saturday night? Just continue to just keep
3:25:35
winning. As long as.
3:25:36
She's using dude wipes and taking care of my 2 hole.
3:25:38
I'm good. So goody, you're actually your
3:25:40
Ted. Your team is 10 wins behind the
3:25:42
the winning Streak Coastal. Carolina hat that.
3:25:44
You guys are able to snap 26 wins in a row.
3:25:48
Actually Speedy, do you have any more stats that maybe from
3:25:54
something we like to call you're 6 pack?
3:25:57
Oh no, LSU only does jello. Shots we're not going from. 6
3:26:00
pack of jello shots. No.
3:26:03
Don't need a lot. Hey, who wants to play Drink the
3:26:06
Beer? Fold it out of.
3:26:10
My this makes my pecker hard. 6 jello shots will be like 2
3:26:15
minutes for the LSU students, so they're gonna need a lot more
3:26:17
than that. Gonna even 6.
3:26:19
Points for the big record. Speedy.
3:26:22
Finish up this segment on LSU's win with some stats that she
3:26:26
came up with for the College World Series.
3:26:30
So there was a so there. That wasn't even the longest
3:26:33
one. Coastals wasn't even the longest
3:26:34
one this year. That was an interesting bet. 27
3:26:36
in a row, Northeastern 1. And there's another LSU school
3:26:39
that actually had the all time or the record this season at
3:26:42
NAIA school, LSU Shreveport, what, 58 games in a row this
3:26:46
year. So Coastal's O and three in that
3:26:50
department as well. The main thing I wanted to go
3:26:52
to, those were kind of two Step 2 combined, Kate Anderson and
3:26:57
the game one with a complete game shut out.
3:26:59
This is a fun coincidence, Goody.
3:27:01
So it's the first one in the men's College World Series since
3:27:04
2016 by JC Cloney, who pitched for Arizona against Coastal
3:27:09
Carolina when he was coached by Jeh Johnson at the time.
3:27:14
We actually had him on the show when he was Arizona's coach back
3:27:17
in during the pandemic. We had Jay on.
3:27:20
We had Jay on when he was with Arizona.
3:27:22
Yep. He's awesome.
3:27:23
How was he? He was great.
3:27:24
He was. He was fantastic.
3:27:25
So yeah, that that was a cool coincidence with that complete
3:27:28
game shuttle, 130 pitches. I just wanted you as a pitcher
3:27:32
pitching in college. Like obviously you don't see
3:27:33
much of them in MLB, but you don't see a lot even.
3:27:36
I'll let you lick my blood. Later on with with college
3:27:38
baseball, what were your thoughts to his performance with
3:27:41
Cade? Kate Oh, dude, stellar.
3:27:45
I mean, he's there's a reason why he's projected to go number
3:27:48
one overall in this year's draft.
3:27:50
You know what I'm saying? The guy's got impeccable stuff.
3:27:53
I mean, he went out there and and both of his starts were
3:27:56
pretty good. I know his that, you know the
3:27:57
one, the one in the championship didn't start out hot, but like
3:28:01
that's the sign of a good pitcher, like making end game
3:28:03
adjustments and being able to go 9 innings.
3:28:06
He showed that he's durable with 130 pitches.
3:28:09
I mean, he's a key factor in why LSU was so successful this year.
3:28:14
He set the tone and then I and some would come in the next day
3:28:17
and dominate. And it's just like, I mean, to
3:28:20
me, he for whatever reason, I get Cole Hamels vibes.
3:28:24
I don't know, job. I mean, I'm sure you played
3:28:26
against Cole Hamels, but I don't for whatever reason.
3:28:28
I don't know if it's mechanics deliveries, but left-handed I
3:28:32
get Cole Hamill's vibes and I think he's got AI mean he's got
3:28:35
a really good chance to be on a fast track to the big league.
3:28:37
He showed a lot of pitch ability and the biggest moment in
3:28:41
college baseball. And so, I mean, but that's what
3:28:44
we do. And that's, I mean, he, it does.
3:28:48
And I was always trying to think of comparison because he's not,
3:28:51
I mean, he's going to run it 95, maybe touch A6, but he's going
3:28:55
to pitch. And it was fun to see because
3:28:58
that's his highest walk total at 5 all year.
3:29:01
And what I love too is you let him go.
3:29:06
I don't care if it's one nothing.
3:29:07
You ride that horse and let it go.
3:29:09
Look at. And we got a shout out on the
3:29:11
show. If we're going to talk about the
3:29:12
College World Series. Gagewood through the 3rd, no
3:29:15
hitter. He was one pitch away from the
3:29:16
first ever perfect game for Arkansas.
3:29:19
And his interview afterwards is one of the coolest interviews
3:29:22
because he was like, well, how you feel about he goes, I
3:29:26
shouldn't have hit him. That's all I got to say.
3:29:29
I was like mic drop. So yeah, no, there was really
3:29:31
good pitching all around. It was, it was, it was really
3:29:35
fun. I mean, there was a couple games
3:29:37
that got away, but none like ever got away.
3:29:40
You know, they were still like grinding and good at bats.
3:29:43
So it was, it was so fun to cover it.
3:29:46
And you know, just see, I mean, ticket prices were going for
3:29:49
like 2500, three $1000 rooms. Rooms were going for like over
3:29:56
at Grand. We're talking like a Homewood
3:29:58
Suite was going. For like themselves, it's
3:30:02
ridiculous. Karl is ridiculous referencing
3:30:05
Mets legend Kumar Rocker. Not that section dominating for
3:30:08
Vanderbilt taking down Michigan. Beneficial.
3:30:10
That sucked. Vanderbilt, they won what, three
3:30:15
titles in six years or something?
3:30:17
Karl Vanderbilt, Vanderbilt. Jack Leiter was on that team,
3:30:20
too. Yeah, I got.
3:30:22
Glider and Kumar Rocker on the same team was an incredible 1-2
3:30:25
punch. And they were.
3:30:27
They were. So, I mean, I don't even like, I
3:30:29
enjoyed watching college baseball.
3:30:30
I really enjoyed watching those two guys pitch Friday.
3:30:33
Saturday. Like.
3:30:35
They were ridiculously good and there's there's only been 4/4.
3:30:40
1-2 Friday, Saturday, guys that are one and two in the country
3:30:43
and strikeouts and one of them was this year.
3:30:46
Me and you. You have any?
3:30:49
Let's let's wrap up. The two more, one more one.
3:30:52
Just a quick one because goody, you mentioned Jay Johnson.
3:30:55
He is actually the first head coach to win two titles in Four
3:30:58
Seasons with a new school. The previous record was two in
3:31:00
the 1st 8. Seasons.
3:31:02
All right. Ladies and gentlemen, our final
3:31:04
segment of the night is what's that smell?
3:31:07
Hold up, what is that smell? What's that?
3:31:13
Smell. Wow.
3:31:16
You don't see that every day. Speedy, have you smelt my farts
3:31:18
tonight? Have they smelt?
3:31:20
I mean, I've been laying one out.
3:31:22
I had salty foods on that cruise.
3:31:24
And I, I will say this, I stayed away from the Indian food.
3:31:28
No offense, Nathan, I know you're listening.
3:31:30
I tried these Indian lamb meatballs.
3:31:33
I almost threw up. I I really almost barfed.
3:31:37
It had Curry, whatever, whatever.
3:31:38
What's that? What's that crap?
3:31:39
You definitely wouldn't like. Oh, it was it was horrible, man.
3:31:43
I'm sorry, Nathan. Stay the hell away from lamb
3:31:47
meatballs. I sit, Brittany.
3:31:50
Brittany tried it. She almost threw up too.
3:31:52
It was bad. It was really, really bad.
3:31:55
So the whoever was cooking that and all the chefs that were
3:31:58
there, Oh my God. And it stunk.
3:32:00
I thought it was meatballs. Then they tried to tie it up
3:32:02
with BBQ. I tried to put something up.
3:32:04
Man, it was just horrible. I'll never do that again.
3:32:07
I I was a dude. I was sitting on the bowl for at
3:32:10
least. 20 days for honey mustard.
3:32:12
Oh my God, I I had that too. By the way, they actually had
3:32:14
good honey mustard, so I tried that.
3:32:16
At the last day I had my yes, I had the chicken fingers At the
3:32:20
last day, yes, yes, I had a goody.
3:32:22
It was actually pretty good, but I tried all different stuff.
3:32:25
Lisa was your last day? Yeah, it was.
3:32:27
It was like I had a lot of chicken fingers, by the way, but
3:32:30
I didn't eat as much as I thought I was.
3:32:32
But I don't know. Whatever they were putting in
3:32:34
that food, it made me just let them go.
3:32:36
And I let it go, man. It was like I said, the kid, he
3:32:39
was like up to my ass, standing right behind me, trying to run
3:32:42
right through me. I let it go.
3:32:44
It was actually pretty funny. Anyways, so if you guys don't
3:32:47
know what's that smell? And if it does smell, so be it.
3:32:51
We're going to give you stories that we think is, you know,
3:32:56
interesting stories in sports or in the world.
3:32:58
And we're going to tell you what it smells like.
3:32:59
So tonight, we're going to go with Speedy Fish.
3:33:05
Tommy Jabba, Goody me. Here we go.
3:33:11
All right, I'll start it off with more tweets or more, more
3:33:14
stories from the LJ, the LeBron James Association.
3:33:17
But this times that it is stuff with him making tweets and then
3:33:21
posting the wrong pictures in them.
3:33:23
So LeBron James tweeted in in conversation with what we talked
3:33:29
about last week, Fish and Indiana Fever players not
3:33:32
protecting Caitlin, Caitlin Clark.
3:33:34
But he decides to do it by not even including a picture of her,
3:33:38
but of a former wrestler, Billy Kidman, and a former WCW
3:33:43
wrestler who's now AWWE producer.
3:33:46
Instead of putting Caitlin Clark in the photo, putting him in the
3:33:49
photo. And then Caitlin Clark responds.
3:33:51
You realize that's Billy Kidman, not me.
3:33:53
So what does that smell like? It smells like the wrestler Pat
3:33:56
McAfee, as sweaty as he is, and LeBron James slamming Stephen A
3:34:02
Smith in a boat size bottle or boat boat size of Errol's cruise
3:34:09
of chicken Curry while Stephen A Smith tries to play freestyle or
3:34:13
solitaire at the same time. Wow.
3:34:16
Speedy's the always the most. Allowed.
3:34:18
I have no idea what the hell you.
3:34:19
Just I have no idea what he was saying.
3:34:21
He brought in Stephen A Smith. You miss Stephen A Smith getting
3:34:24
caught playing Spider solitaire on his phone during game.
3:34:27
Four of the NBA Finals. How wonderful.
3:34:32
That was a what's that smell last week, But my what's that
3:34:35
smell is just going to be focused on the pregame show and
3:34:38
the same Stephen A Smith in the NBA Finals.
3:34:42
Mercifully, I think this is the end of the TNT boys are going
3:34:46
over there. But that group with Malika
3:34:49
Andrews leading it with your favorite Bob Myers talking with
3:34:53
Shyam Sharania, who I would argue has a little bit too much
3:34:56
exposure on television right now.
3:34:58
He's certainly not woes, in my opinion.
3:35:02
But and then and then you have everyone's favorite Kendrick
3:35:05
Perkins mixing it up. It might be the worst show.
3:35:09
How do you pronounce his name? Shania.
3:35:11
What is his? Name.
3:35:12
Shania. Shania he is.
3:35:14
It's not even that. It's like they don't get along.
3:35:16
He's the prettiest version of Nathan.
3:35:21
He's definitely like pretty boy version of Nathan.
3:35:23
I think there's some of that, some truth to that.
3:35:26
I think Nathan might might have, you know, some spicier food and.
3:35:30
Hotter tastes about Pirania. Does on that show, because that
3:35:33
show is just weird. Stephen A Smith you can clear
3:35:36
doesn't get along with. Bob Myers doesn't get along
3:35:39
with. Perkins, I don't think.
3:35:40
Perkins gets along with anyone other than Malika Andrews.
3:35:43
It's a weird show. Thank God those guys are back.
3:35:46
And then you get to the Hall of Famer Mike Breen dealing with
3:35:50
Richard Jefferson, who apparently doesn't get along
3:35:53
with those guys at all. And there was a moment in game
3:35:56
seven of the finals where Art Richard Jefferson says
3:36:00
something. He's like, no, nobody, I'm just
3:36:02
going to say this, that that literally happened on the air of
3:36:07
game seven in the finals. That's embarrassing, guys.
3:36:11
I'd be embarrassed if we had that.
3:36:13
I'd be a lot less embarrassed if I had a a real cute child in a
3:36:17
spider man outfit, you know, saying hi to everybody.
3:36:21
What's up man? How we doing?
3:36:23
Say hi, we. Just want to say hi.
3:36:25
He's waving his hair. He smells awesome, right?
3:36:28
Go Tigers. Get Get Me Out of here.
3:36:31
Get Me Out of here. Go Tigers.
3:36:36
Bagel ho all. Right.
3:36:38
Go Tigers. What does it smell like?
3:36:41
They call me the ladies man and Mr. Still you.
3:36:43
Might be you might like this. The smelliest aquatic animal is
3:36:48
the sea lion because their farts contain a diet of fish and
3:36:53
squid. So what is it?
3:36:54
What does that show smell like Sea lion farts I wonder?
3:36:58
If the sea lion were to eat the Indian food.
3:37:01
That arrow let. Me go next, let me go next or
3:37:03
out of that. So we're kind of already
3:37:04
smelling. Sea lion farts then basically.
3:37:06
All right, That's that's great to hear.
3:37:09
All right. Let me go.
3:37:12
My what's that smell? And I just pulled this up on
3:37:16
Twitter a second ago. I thought this was pretty
3:37:17
interesting because it has to do with Florida and alligators.
3:37:20
I thought clearly I was wrong. What?
3:37:24
Florida's Alligator Alcatraz Detention Center has been
3:37:27
approved. The Department of Homeland
3:37:29
Security has approved Florida's plan to construct Alligator
3:37:32
Alcatraz, a 30 mile square mile detention facility for
3:37:38
undocumented immigrants in the Everglades.
3:37:41
The site leverages the natural environment surrounded by
3:37:44
alligators and pythons for security, reducing the need for
3:37:47
extensive perimeter fencing. Pretty awesome, I guess.
3:37:51
Construction's underway with an operation timeline of 30 to 60
3:37:55
days, the fastest anything's ever been done here in Florida.
3:37:58
The facility aims to house thousands of criminal aliens,
3:38:00
sparking debates over its environment, impact and the
3:38:02
ethical considerations. Pretty interesting.
3:38:08
That smells a whole lot like Ariel Slam Curry meatball.
3:38:12
Thoughts on this four day cruise?
3:38:16
I like anal. Sounds like like Florida's
3:38:19
version of Jurassic Park for for.
3:38:22
People, my rear end is burning. I'm gonna take this little guy
3:38:26
out of bed. Go ahead man, we love.
3:38:28
You. What do you say?
3:38:28
Say goodnight. Goodnight.
3:38:30
Little one. Goodnight, Tigers.
3:38:32
They go, Tigers say go Tigers won't go to bed.
3:38:36
He's. Not feeling.
3:38:38
It he's like, go to hell, go to hell.
3:38:43
We'll see y'all. All right, good.
3:38:45
I'll talk to you then. All right, All right.
3:38:47
Lady. Goody, he shows up.
3:38:49
We love Goody. We love it all, right.
3:38:52
All right, so my turn being next, I'm going to actually kick
3:38:55
it back to what's Speedy and Fish.
3:38:59
We're on the topic of NBA and I'm going to talk about the NBA
3:39:02
Championship hats and jerseys that are now on sale for the
3:39:06
Oklahoma City Thunder. As we all know, they are the
3:39:09
Champs. However, the hats and jerseys
3:39:12
that are on sale, the hats that they gave to the Thunder are
3:39:16
absolute dog shit and they look they easily look like someone
3:39:22
someone just easily went on PowerPoint.
3:39:23
I think Fish with the amazing graphics that he makes, could
3:39:26
have made a way better hat or designed for that.
3:39:28
And I just I kind of want to rehash what I also mentioned as
3:39:32
a past previous. What's that smell of just how
3:39:34
this this season and kind of I guess the past couple of seasons
3:39:37
hasn't really felt like anba final setting.
3:39:41
You know, you have to have the court that used to be decked
3:39:43
out, used to have the players in the environment.
3:39:45
They just look a lot more like an NBA Finals, like an NBA
3:39:48
championship, like this is the last series to be played.
3:39:52
However, it it didn't really come with that.
3:39:53
You know, you had an NBA court this season in game one or two.
3:39:57
I think with the Thunder that they had little clipart NBA
3:39:59
Finals that even took away like midway through the game.
3:40:02
So it's really it's really frustrating looking at these NBA
3:40:05
quality hats go down and go down quality.
3:40:08
And it kind of smells like Tyrese Halliburton's father in
3:40:12
his panties after having released a huge mud pie.
3:40:16
Queef. And if you guys watch analytics,
3:40:19
you guys remember. What a queef actually was.
3:40:23
So I'm gonna leave it right there for that.
3:40:24
Are you telling me that he queefs?
3:40:27
I mean, and he's not. Hey, check his panties man.
3:40:30
You're telling me he's? Not a mud pie.
3:40:32
Mud pie. Pie, not just a regular.
3:40:34
You telling me he's a female? A mud.
3:40:36
Thing works that way to be honest.
3:40:38
It probably doesn't. But hey, Oh my.
3:40:41
God. If father made a.
3:40:43
Way. If that man can queef, he's got
3:40:45
something special. I'm telling you, he's he's
3:40:47
Flavor Flav without the clock. That's a good call.
3:40:55
Disgusting. My, what's that smell is Jameer
3:40:57
Candelario, who was their big free agent signing in 23, got
3:41:05
hurt, sent down to AAA. This kind of goes on.
3:41:07
What we were talking about earlier.
3:41:08
What do you do? You send him down to AAA.
3:41:10
He played in 15 games. He barely hit 200.
3:41:14
And they're like, you know what? We're starting to play better.
3:41:17
We're starting to get some contention.
3:41:19
You lost some playing time a little bit before.
3:41:21
Oh, yeah. But you don't have to do
3:41:23
anything because we still owe you $22.5 million.
3:41:28
And So what that smells like is I can suck, still get paid and
3:41:33
make it rain at the strip club and just smell some good perfume
3:41:36
and maybe some dirty fish. That's disgusting, OK.
3:41:41
You get. You get both of them there.
3:41:43
You get. Both of them you get.
3:41:45
The both the best of both. Worlds snatch all.
3:41:48
Right, ladies and gentlemen, laughs.
3:41:50
What's that smell is pretty simple.
3:41:53
Prosecutors seek five year prison term for raise Wanda
3:41:58
Franco The prosecutor said in court that there is a is
3:42:03
sufficient evidence to prove that Franco had a relationship
3:42:06
with a minor for four months and that's the transfer of large
3:42:11
sums of money to the minor's mother to consent to a legal
3:42:17
relationship. So Wanda Franco and there is
3:42:19
proof that there is money being transferred.
3:42:21
So pretty much it was buying sex for a underage young, young
3:42:27
girl. It's absolutely despicable.
3:42:30
From the mother. From the mother, Yeah, it's
3:42:32
despicable. They're charging the mother with
3:42:34
10 years, You see that? Yes, I saw that too.
3:42:36
It's it's despicable story and it's starting to grow legs.
3:42:40
I I could only imagine. I could only imagine what is
3:42:43
going on in many other different countries and Wanda Franco, who
3:42:47
is just absolutely looking like a disgusting, pathetic aesthetic
3:42:50
loser, should absolutely be terminated and never be thought
3:42:54
of in professional sports again. What does it smell like?
3:42:58
Well, it smells like a giraffe taking a dump and Speedy putting
3:43:03
his nose in it and then pulling his chicken while he was doing
3:43:06
it and smelling that with it. So Speedy, you know what chicken
3:43:09
I'm talking about. I don't care.
3:43:11
He doesn't care, as we all know. Well, there it is ladies and
3:43:15
gentlemen, that was a new episode of Jop in the Mouth and
3:43:18
boy oh boy, if you want to know what a queef is, just listen to
3:43:21
our layout. Well, two weeks ago when Speedy
3:43:23
gave you his own take on what a queef smells.
3:43:26
Our. Latest analytics and of course
3:43:28
you're going to be returning on. 30 analytics analytics analytics
3:43:31
and and speedy anal's his lyrics right speedy Nathan does that
3:43:37
oh, he. Does I love Lisa Ann?
3:43:38
Nathan is the one that says on that very soundboard.
3:43:42
Fish is not a panty dropper. Not.
3:43:44
The one I was going for, but that works too.
3:43:47
Good Jabba likes my shrimp cocktail.
3:43:51
Droba, Nathan. Are you going to defend
3:43:54
yourself, Nathan? He's still trying to figure out
3:44:01
how to work this. We depend on what which which
3:44:05
part? Fish wears panties.
3:44:09
That's just not true, man. You do wear panties.
3:44:13
You think so? Fish is a grumpy old man.
3:44:15
Why? Are you thinking about what I'm
3:44:17
wearing? Just said you.
3:44:20
Think about it. That's so strange.
3:44:22
No, I don't think about it. I need it.
3:44:24
Literally just said the opposite.
3:44:27
I think Speedy thinks about it a lot of hot.
3:44:30
Are you thinking? About what he's thinking about.
3:44:31
Why are you thinking? About what he's thinking about
3:44:33
breaking news about it. I'm putting you on a leash now.
3:44:36
Like an enigma wrapped in a Riddle wrapped in a mystery.
3:44:40
Oh God, Droba droba. Right, ladies and gentlemen,
3:44:45
thank you to our our special, very special guest and we really
3:44:50
appreciate all the time that he gave us Golden State Warriors
3:44:52
play by play broadcaster Tim Roy.
3:44:54
He was fantastic. So thank you to him.
3:44:56
Thank you to all the fans on social medias, all the social
3:44:59
medias and thank you for all the fans that reached out to me when
3:45:02
I wasn't on the show and telling me that I miss you.
3:45:05
I listen, the show went good. Thank you to fish.
3:45:08
Thank you to all the guys. Yeah, thank you to all the guys
3:45:11
for filling in for me and I appreciate it.
3:45:14
I needed a little bit of a break and it's not easy.
3:45:17
I I'll tell you this, everybody thinks, oh, you can grab a mic
3:45:19
and do a radio show. It's not easy.
3:45:21
It takes a lot of time. It takes a lot of practice and,
3:45:24
and obviously it's it, it's for a person that's not done it for
3:45:29
more than a year. I give I've give fish a lot of
3:45:32
credit for filling in for me. So thank you to him.
3:45:34
And and by the way, follow us on all the social medias from all
3:45:39
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3:45:51
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3:45:54
Anyways, thank you to all the fans that are tuning and
3:45:56
listening to us and and giving us the time.
3:45:59
We really appreciate it and and we love you and thank you.
3:46:01
We'll be back on Thursday, Speedy, who do we have on the
3:46:03
show? All right, shout out to Nathan
3:46:04
for getting this guy. 8:45 We have a Cleveland former
3:46:07
Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos and Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety
3:46:10
TJ Ward will be joining us. Nathan, you want me to promote
3:46:14
your his two things Ward boy project and NFL agency player
3:46:17
above sports. I don't know if you anything
3:46:19
know anything more about what those foundations are about.
3:46:22
I like anal. But but tell us in a text and
3:46:25
we'll ask him about it on Thursday.
3:46:28
I'll send it to you guys. Thanks Nith.
3:46:30
We love Nith, Nith is good. Nith is sticking with it as we
3:46:34
all know. Hopefully Speedy sticks with it
3:46:36
too, you know what I mean? Speedy.
3:46:38
That's Nithin's the one about the hot.
3:46:40
Leads, but I'm asking you about. Sticking things about the hot
3:46:42
leads I'm. Asking you about sticking with
3:46:43
it. Are you going to stick with it
3:46:44
tonight? Stick with what?
3:46:49
Well, there you go. He doesn't know how to use his
3:46:51
hands and he likes to drive you up.
3:46:53
Anyways, that's it. Good night.
3:46:55
We'll talk to you on Thursday. It's the worldwide sports radio
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network, Radio network.