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Where is Dusty Baker? · Sports Exchange

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around Jeremy being getting a lot of activity this week for what we welcome back.
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Good to be here. Let's talk some sports, and we got the
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We'll welcome back for another night. Melo. I appreciate you staying up past
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your bedtime to do this show. Yeah, you know it. Thank you.
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Well, just turned twenty five. He doesn't have any problems. Yeah.
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And Jacob Christner a long time no see all about two and a half
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minutes from maybe and a half and last but not league at least. Jb
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ellis one of the quarterbacks, my partner and a brother from another mother.
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Welcome back this week to be off next week and then we got you out
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non stopped for a while, but enjoying you being back. JB. You
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certainly had a great dimension that is bad boy. Well, glad to be
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here. A good crew. Like to see Mel back. I would see
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mel in a while, but he does a lot of tuesdays. Good that
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we got. Of course, Jeremy and Jacob will always around great people.
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Yeah, well, do the best we can to come up. And you
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know what's ironic about tonight is we had a topic on there that coach John
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bond Amego did not want to talk about, so I decided to move it
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to Wednesday night. And you'll understand what I get to it in a moment.
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But let's let me go out there and reach out to the chat room
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a real quick. Let's see who's gonna be the unofficial co host share?
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What do we have? Mark Mallett super Bowl or bust whoever that is?
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He's talking about the one of my lions flappies. All right, and we
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got good evening. Well, Vobo does a really good job popping into these
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shows. Ralph Williams out there. Ralph is trying to get on Jabe's good
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side, getting something hey, and on the network, right, Ralph meets
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your new meet your new ally here, Ralph. He's a big part of
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it, worre partner as well, Ralph. Don't forget that, all right,
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So there you go pop in. Well, hello guys, sighting I
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see and there we go. Go ahead. What's up boys? How you
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doing? Wayne? Us? Make sure your brother and you were on the
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same page. I have a feel you're gonna be on the holiday version of
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the Sports Exchange next week. So let your brother know. Whether he responds
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to my text messages, I don't care. I know brother will listen to
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brother. And when Boss gets involved, that Mitch is going to find himself
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getting a near pro. Just kidding with you, Mitch, if you're ever
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out there listening to the whole thing. So, yeah, there you go,
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right, Jamie, this one for you. Okay, I will not
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forget. I'm sure they missed a great deal to be called Garth, that
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brother to be called Garth, Wayne and Guard. Yeah, the wines are
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a good opportunity. So Wayne wine see scene he doesn't listen, Well,
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okay, I get it. So there's always room for one wine scene if
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he doesn't listen. But we're glad to have double Double's all right, let's
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get onto the We have a very busy agenda on hand here, so we're
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gonna start off with Jeremy ballrech story about player education about gambling. All right,
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Jeremy, give the audience an overview about what you were looking to accomplish
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in that story. I was trying to open the eyes because I saw that
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the survey was done, were eighty percent of the players surveyed in the NFL
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did not know the obscure rule about betting on other sports while not in the
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team facility, but actually in a hotel or even on the road was still
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considered an NFL property. And that's the rule that bit Jamison Williams first and
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foremost. And that being said, the NFL has already came out and apologized
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and saying they may reduce that initial response to those penalties because there's so many
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players that did not know. Now nowhere are we saying it just because you
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didn't know the rule and you broke it, that you shouldn't be punished.
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But maybe the punishment shouldn't have been so harsh because of the lack of knowledge
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across the league overall. Okay, and that they needed to do better about
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making it clear, which they have done this year already. All right,
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let's go to chat room, going over George I Cornel, make sure that
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we don't forget anything that's coming in here. And you know you're gonna be
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heavily looked upon here Jeremy as the king of the chat. All right,
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well, all right, so Ralph Williams tell you what though, jb Okay,
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I will not forget. Good to know. Okay, thank you,
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Scott, no problem. You're making a good friend with him. Okay,
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Now Wayne throwing his bun, he does a listen, all right, keep
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going. I have a voice good for an hour. Okay, all right,
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go ahead. He's older than Wayne's rood. Wasn't even a thought when
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I was more in lol, Because you know, I love the king.
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I enjoy the canner in the chat room. This is a part that's fun.
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All I gotta do is get these things up here. All right,
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let's say he's older. Okay, let's go on to the next one.
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All right, all right. The number one rule states do not bet on
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the NFL, which Jamison Williams did not do. First and foremost, Okay,
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and finally, Jamison Williams wants to bet you, all right, go
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ahead and read it on the Lions over under winds. Total. No,
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he doesn't bet on the NFL. He bet on college sports. He will
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bet the over under on Alabama though. All right. With that said,
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the chat room has caught up for about the moment, because that's about what
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will be. George gets your two cents in on Jeremy topic. Well,
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this gets crazier and crazier. But thank you Jeremy for the research you did
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to put that article together. That's wonderful. NFL egg on your face,
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whatever we want to call it. Let's hope they get back to their senses
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and make sure that players are educated fairly, honestly, openly and across the
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board, all the teams from front office down to the water boys and water
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girls, if you will. But I mean, everybody's got to be on
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the same page, and I'm just astonished that the league has decided not to,
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you know, to train their personnel in better form. That being said,
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I hope the suspensions are reduced. Okay, now yeah, yeah,
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I don't. I don't really believe what they're saying. I mean, they
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got they also came out and said that there's some more suspensions coming today for
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the Indianapolis Coats and some other people. But you know, I think the
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NFL is trying to you know, cya in this case by saying that they
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didn't explicitly express to these young men when and when they cannot do certain things.
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You see, it's as young players they're getting trouble. It's not the
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older players they're getting in trouble um, And it's something inherent with these young
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players and you know, wanting to you know, do whatever it is then
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just do the things that they want to do, regardless of and knowing what
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they're supposed to do, but they just want to try to see that.
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You know. It's kind of like your little child. They always want to
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kind of push that envelope as far as as they can to see exactly how
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far they can far they can go and see if they can get away with
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something. So I don't, you know, I don't believe, you know,
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I take everything with a grain of salt, The NFL says, I
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really don't believe what they're saying. I know when I was playing, you
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know, you had meetings and they talked told you exactly what you could and
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could not do. And those are rules and you and you abided by them
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period. You know, you didn't get a second or third chance or anything
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like that. You you knew exactly what the rules were. You couldn't go
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to Las Vegas, you couldn't go to Atlantic City. Those are the things
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that you couldn't do. And you understood that because they had meetings, you
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know, and they have people from the NFL to come in, then they
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have officials to come in, then they have other folks to come in and
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tell you to watch out for certain type of characters and different things of that
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nature. I mean the NFL man, I mean, they're you know,
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they're they're like a government agency as far as you know, the type of
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people that they have employed there. They're all X something, whether you know
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they used to work for some type of government agency or or something. I
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mean, they are they're very in tune. They're very smart. Uh,
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they know exactly what they're doing. And to hear them saying that, you
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know, with Jeremy saying that, they feel that that maybe they didn't explain
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it explicitly, explicitly enough to the players where they understood what they could and
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could not do to me, just like they're trying to cover their behinds.
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Take them Meloy. You brought up a really good point you're talking about.
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It's the younger players. This is an era where we now are. This
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is Internet. I brought this up about the Cubs staying like twenty o three
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when they hit the home run, hit the home run, it was the
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player blew up because there was no cell phone, no everything. You're just
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watching the game, you know what I'm saying. And you get to this.
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The younger players, now this is a younger is an era where there
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are in the world of TikTok. They're in the world of social media there
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and all so and the money, even if if it's not one of the
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money, it's still more than most of them ever seen in their lives.
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And a lot of them, a lot of players had a lot of better
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they've seen them before. They have money. So now guess what money Either
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money either shows your personality or exacerbasis so. And then with this kind of
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world and everything like that, they're going to get. The younger players are
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going to get more and more kind of ridiculous in your own way, even
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if they're told even if there's meetings. Even if I think personally to me,
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I agree with Melos. I think the NFL is lying in the beginning
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with And I wanted to ask you this, mel if you don't like asking
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you, what percentage in your time do you think of the players that had
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gambled in the NFL. I mean, I'm sure there's probably some, but
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there's very very few. I mean very very few. Yeah, because you
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had in order to gamble back then you had to go to Las Vegas or
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Atlantic City or the Bahamas or something like that. You had to go somewhere,
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so there wasn't like paper. There wasn't like newspapers with like the betting
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lines stuff like that, and they wouldn't just like call their bookies or anything.
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Or because I'm just talking about during that time, Yeah, that's over
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my head. You know, I was. I was on the back of
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the roster, so I wasn't trying to do anything incorrect. I wasn't trying
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to give them a reason to send me home. No, I you know,
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I have no clue about that. But the guy you know, when
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I played at the Rams, I mean those guys were professionals. I mean
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it came in Jackie Slater were coming into the briefcase and slacks and good pair
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of shoes on it. You know what, guys didn't show up to work
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and sweatsuits and stuff like they do now. I mean he came to work
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like he was going to IBM when he came to Yeah, good shoes,
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you know, nice shoes, slacks, a nice little shirt. I mean
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he came to work like he was coming to work. He was their nineteen
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years. So I tells you something, but you brought That's the reason I
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asked you that question melts because you brought that point up. It was the
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fact that it's like you didn't demember. It was over your pay grade and
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over your pay grade, and you're trying to not to do anything and get
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to get yourself in trouble. You're trying that with the money that's out there
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right now, even the mid league minimum. There's a lot of them with
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a lot of guts, and this is the most they've ever seen in their
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lives. A lot of these players, this is the most many they've seen
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in their lives. And a lot of them had bad habits before bad.
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So that's what I was just bringing up. And it's an unfortunately personally to
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me, I am, I don't understand the whole thing when they are making
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money off gambling themselves, I don't get the whole issue. They're not they're
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they're getting that. To me, it's a hypocrisy. So it's like,
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well, of course, go ahead, you know, without question, I
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agree with you. Yeah. And it's like, my thing is, if
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you're not betting against your team, that you play on to me, that
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you play on to that that you could do something to hurt your team so
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you can win money that I don't see an issue with what you're doing,
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say, even if you're like betting on tennis or something like, I don't
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see any issue with what that is, how that's hurting in the NFL whatsoever.
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Well, I mean, I think their whole thing is they don't they
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want your mind when you're on NFL property, whether it's a plane, a
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bus, the hotel, the facility, that you're focused on your job,
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that you're not doing anything else other than your job. No different than probably
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any you know, any place that we would work at. You know,
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if you're working at IBM, you're working at Walmart, you're working at UH
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wherever. I mean, they want you to focus on your job. They
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don't want you focused on you know, your your fantasy football or you know
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the line on golf or tennis or any other sports. They want you there
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working and then when you go home, then you can do all that kind
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of stuff. I think, you know, I think that's what they're what
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they're saying, that they're trying to impress upon these young men. But again,
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like I said, I believe, I believe truly, you know,
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it's they're very clear. You know, the NFL is very thorough in the
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things that they do. I think they'll see that problem with these young players.
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For some reason, they didn't get it, they missed the memo,
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and they're all of a sudden they're having a huge problem with these young players
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and gambling. Okay, let's move along here to JB. What are your
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thoughts on this. There's a there's a couple of problems with it. It.
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First of all, the NFL makes so much money off a gambling that
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without gambling, what with the without fantasy or without people you know, putting
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their parlays, their teasers, you know, from their home now with fan
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dual draft kicks beat MGM, Caesars, you know, bar stool or who
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might miss saying how many different ways can we gamble them? And how much
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does that help the NFL? And why in the preseason they do they send
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these guys to the locker rooms to talk to these teams. It's different than
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it was in mels Er where you had to go to Vegas, you had
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to go to Atlantic City to put it a bet, or you had to
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call a bookie, which you know was illegal anyway, so you knew you
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were breaking the law. You know, they put guys, They have guys
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that come out during the preseason to talk to the teams and tell them different
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things that they should or shouldn't do. This is all in the NFL,
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you know. I mean, yes, the guys need to know the rules,
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But the NFL is just as much as fault that people didn't get the
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memo and don't understand what's happening. You know, it goes both ways.
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As a player, yeah, you're hurting your income and you know you ruin
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you to reputation. But if the NFL would make it clear when all that
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they do and all the money they're making, they're at fault. Okay,
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all right, let's go to chat room. All right, Jeremy, I
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got one up. There is it okay for the mission to bet? No,
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it is not okay for any NFL official and if any NFL coach or
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player of any fashion to bet on the NFL. This was an argument that
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I previously made for college teams and how they teach the athletes about betting.
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There's an argument on how inconsistently these gambling rules have been taught. Details of
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the what is isn't? At least no games had been missed to date,
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and they can adjust it absolutely, Travis. That basically my point. And
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nineteen also says betting on pickleball on espn Ocho there that that's the one they
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had me lows and a lot of you guys are talking, but the NFL
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says, hey, guys, no betting, but wow, let's put a
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team in Vegas. Right, I'll keep it rolling along. I'll have a
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few laughs there, boy Blue, all right, let's I love the chat
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room. Sometimes these are really entertaining. We had to keep him rolling,
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Okay, go ahead, Jeremy. A lot of young players obviously know the
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players and schemes of teams A just left. It's a competitive advantage. Jamison
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voting on. Betting on Alabama is sort of like an injured Kelvin Ridley betting
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on the Falcons. It feels like an easy money bet. Last one and
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then we'll go to the next topic. Go ahead, j Jablin. Gambling
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was the only reason the NFL started reporting injuries. It's literally why the public
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injury report was created. Lol. What do you bet there, Jim The
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Greek was the one that got started the birthplace, right, No, that's
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an interesting name, all right? Next topic, okay, longest act the
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playoff playoff droughts. Which team or teams will snap their street this season.
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We're gonna go to the Jets twenty ten, eleven, Broncos twenty fifteen sixteen,
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the Lions sixteen seventeen Falcons, and the Panthers seventeen eighteen Texans twenty nineteen
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twenty. We're gonna go around quickly, lots of ground to cover, make
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a pick or two, and then we'll move on. Go ahead, Jeremy.
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I'm actually gonna give you two, and they're both in the NFC.
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I think it's the Lions and the Falcons because the NFC South is the dog
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water of the league. This year, Okay, George, I'll pick the
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Lions and uh, I'll pick the Jets with Rogers. Now, I said
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the Jets, the Broncos and the Lions. Jacob, I'll go with them
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Falcons and um, excuse me, I'm sorry, Falcons Lions. I'm gonna
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say that they are, I mean, by itself, falcons did You're right,
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it's dog water, but Falcons are getting better. And I like Arthur
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Smith and he can build an offense. So I would where they were going.
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J b Ellis Lions and Jets if the guy who complains about everything stays
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healthy, and I'll go with the Lions and the Jets as well. Let's
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get some thoughts from the chat room and see what they think, all right,
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mister Wayne, Well, I ain't see going through this one. Hope
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that the Jets. All right, Well, okay, that's sounds because he
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doesn't like Aaron Lions. Patty Grimes. Patty Grimes, A Graham, blank
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Michigan native says Lions, and Wayne Weinstein says something that Lions fans have said
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for years. Rogers needs a coolin oscopy. Leave it to Wayne. Good
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stuff, all right? All right, Now here's a topic that we wanted
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to make sure we had a good full crew on the head. Coach is
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on the hot seat, according to Corey Benjamin the Chargers Brandon Staley, Okay,
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I'm going to root list down the years and what we have year three
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is a nineteen and fifteen record in the playoffs. He's one and one.
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The Browns Kevin Savansky year four record twenty six, twenty four playoffs one and
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one. Washington Ron Rivera year four record twenty two, twenty seven and one
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playoffs on one. Raiders Josh McDaniels year two record six and eleven playoffs not
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afflicable for about that anyways, Cowboys Mike McCarthy year four record thirty and twenty
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playoffs one and two. Tampa Bay Bucks Bowls here to record eight and nine
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playoffs, so on one. Saints Dennis Allen here two record seven and ten
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playoffs not applicable. And finally Falcons Arthur Smith your three record fourteen twenty not
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affictable. We're gonna go through this one again, okay, and rapid fire.
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Jeremy Well, it's got to be round Rivera and I'm gonna throw one
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knot on the list. Brandon Staley of the Chargers's Okay, I didn't hear
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the Chargers one, but it's yeah, I got that's too that. I
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think they have the hottest seats in the NFL right now. Okay, George,
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I'm gonna go with Mike McCarthy and Dallas. I mean, you know,
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Jones is something else when it comes to naming coaches in that, but
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they just haven't cut the mustard down there for a long time, and the
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Chargers will be my second one as far as the hot seat goes. So
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I'm Chargers and Cowboys. Okay, Now, go with Kevin Excuse me,
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no, I'm gonna go with Josh McDaniels and Dennis Allen. And Dennis Allen
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because he was such a disaster with the Raiders. I mean, so if
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he is unable even though he doesn't really have a quarterback over there, if
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he's unable to do anything with the Saints is here, I believe because he's
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had an opportunity before. That's just who he is. He's just not a
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head coach material. He's probably a good defensive coordinator and Sargo go back to
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being a coordinator. Josh McDaniels, same thing. You know, He's he
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had an opportunity as well. Now he's got a quarterback in there, they're
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making changes, wholesale changes. They got rid of the tight end, which
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you know they paid him the money. Then they got rid of their tight
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end. They're all pro tight end. So I have to say those two
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individuals, because of their previous head coaching experience, are on the hot seat.
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Jacob with the ever fluce Chicago reasons saying he's a defensive minded coach.
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I think he's got a defense that's getting built. But he is in He
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is in the most pinned against the wall position you can get. If if
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Fields makes any kind of momentum shift this year with passing, but it's not
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good enough at but Fooss gogles, they're gonna want an offensive google for him.
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And if ever and if the Fields Fields would bomb out. If he
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has another year where he can't his passing doesn't go well, every Foos has
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gone and then Fields could be because number year four I looked at I looked
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at spot track year four. It would be nothing off their thing. To
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get nothing off there's whatsoever. So this is where I get the frustration with
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this whole thing. I didn't want him to play his rookie year, because
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this should be year two, and it's good a year two and especially with
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having all those records for a year running and be able to have all that
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excitement in Chicago should be year two. It sets year three and he's five
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and twenty. I mean, he's gonna get the rocket a hard place every
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fruss. I think he's in trouble. Okay, let's continue to chat room.
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Okay. Yeah, Well, when you guys are playing well, playing
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the hometown line, what do you expect? You have a lot of lines
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people on the show. Chad says, Jacob Clinton knows his sports. I
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love that. Thank you. It's always good man. Thank you. You
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change your name, Jacob, Thank you very much. I did not have
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sex with Elvia and fired last year. In my opinion by Will Vogel.
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You know, you know what, I'm going to back that too. I
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think Stalely's in trouble. I really do. And you know what, I
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believe that Dennis Allen could be in trouble. I'm not so sure about McCarthy.
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All I think about Staley real fast. They just brought in that new
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offensive coordinator that I can go coach and hurry and you know what. That
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leads me to my next point, Jacob. Okay, and that's Travis Holmes
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will save Brandon Staley's job, will continue to supition of catching those on Warren
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and checks, and you know what we'll see about Kellen Moore onwards we go,
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all right, j b ls, you want to mention Stane it's the
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fans key. Oh, the Vegas is gone and McCarthy's not having any more
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sleepovers, No more smores, no more hot Poco, no more bready Jerry
24:15
Joe's hair in the middle of the night. It's done. Goodbye. All
24:18
four of them will be gone. All right. Since we have confidential coming
24:23
on, I definitely have to make sure this topic gets brought up after all.
24:27
You know, we have another thirty minutes or twenty five until we get
24:30
there, but we'll make sure we fit it in. Okay, First of
24:33
all, Cubs Chicago Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts talks about deadline strategy. Obviously we're
24:40
buyers, all right. I know we addressed it last night or a couple
24:42
of people. We have a few that we didn't, So all right,
24:45
Jeremy, reiterate your position if it hasn't already changed. I missed the question,
24:51
sure, because I could barely hear it. I don't know what all
24:53
right, let me repeat it, Okay, Jeremy Chicago Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts
24:59
talks about deadlin strategy. Obviously, were fires agree or disagree? I'm going
25:03
to disagree because they're a middling team playing in a good division. Yes,
25:07
they're competitive, but they unless they move up to second place by the trade
25:11
deadline, they're not making a move. All right. Let me go ahead
25:15
and answered Chad's question, how is mcvain not a potential hot scene candidate.
25:18
I'll tell you why, Chad. He's going to retire before he gets fired.
25:22
That's what I think. All Right, onward we go, George,
25:25
let's talk about the Cubs Rickets. Yeah, as I stated on a hundred
25:27
and eight stitches, I believe. I believe Rickets only because this is a
25:33
tight race that they're involved in with the Cincinnati Reds and the Milwaukee Brewers,
25:38
and the Cubs are kind of, you know, hanging around, hanging in
25:41
there. Granted they don't have a lot of talent, but they still are
25:45
hanging in there tough. So it would be ridiculous for an owner to come
25:48
out and say the opposite right now and say that they're going to be sellers
25:52
because they're still in the thick up at the Cubs and it's a passionate base
25:56
of fans, the Wrigley Bill fans want to hear good news, not bad
26:00
stuff. Okay, now, yeah, I'm with George on that. Yeah,
26:07
I don't follow baseball a whole lot other than you know, some of
26:10
the young players. Uh, you know, they got that sensation up there
26:14
in Cincinnati. You know, you love with what's going on out there in
26:18
Los Angeles with the Angels with their pictures slash hitter and of course we don't
26:25
follow the Braves here a little bit. But as far as all that kind
26:26
of maneuvering that they do, you know, with the trades buyers sellers,
26:33
I don't follow a whole lot. You know, it's interesting to see what
26:37
teams did load up. What's interesting to see what teams, you know,
26:41
inside to bail on the season and then you know, basically just pack it
26:44
up and try to do it again next year. But other than that,
26:47
I don't have really much of an opinion on there, other than you know,
26:48
I kind of agree with what George said. Okay, that's fair enough.
26:52
Okay, we have two cove eaes here. Back to back should start
26:55
off with Jacob Confidential. We Rouge will be on after this show. One
27:00
of the things that we talk about all the time is the Rousseloss David Ross.
27:04
We talked about him and quite a bit and the Cubs. One thing
27:07
that a lot of us seem to agree with is they're a manager away from
27:11
greatness. They because they've got a really nice little roster and they've gotten building
27:15
up. They just don't have a really good manager. And yeah, do
27:18
I think they're buyers? Absolutely? They are to do, because I think
27:22
they want the team when they get rid of Ross and they don't get Themselve
27:25
the manager, they will want a team to be able to build on,
27:29
to go get the right guy. And it's like, and how do you
27:32
get the right guy if you got a bunch of minor leaguers? All right?
27:34
So you saying Jacob and Layman's terms are bus Oh they're buyers? Oh
27:40
yeah, good enough for me, all right. J b Ellis They're they're
27:44
really close to the division. The issue that they have right now is their
27:48
managers horrible. They'd be at first place if they had a decent manager,
27:53
and they have one of the best farm systems in the minor league. So
27:56
you gotta be careful because they have a chance to be good for years,
28:00
not just make the playoffs this year, Wherey're not going to win the World
28:03
Series. So yeah, I'd like to see them buy, but I'd rather
28:07
wait another year or two when they'll be dominant. Okay, let's go to
28:11
a couple of chat comments. Okay, we'll go to Will Vogel all right,
28:17
they need to be buyers to chase the red hot reds. Okay,
28:19
and then we'll go to another one evening from King Sja. Thank you very
28:25
much, King, We appreciate you being back again. All right, let's
28:27
move on. All right, you know we're gonna go to Jacob's story.
28:30
I like this one. It was really good, so I think it's good
28:33
enough to bring it on here. Where is Dusty bank Eller? Where are
28:37
you? So with that said, we're gonna go around the horn and old
28:40
Jacob. We'll go in regular order, all right, where is that?
28:41
Well? You know what, No, we won't. We're gonna go with
28:44
Jacob, give me the reason why you wrote this story and fill people in
28:47
and haven't seen it well. I did an article, I wrote an art
28:52
it's on for the Tribute South and it's also one Inscriber magazine. The idea
28:56
is, where is Dusty Baker's second ring. The reason I said that is
29:03
because Dusty Baker came in a twenty or three for the Cubs, and ever
29:07
since before then they only had like eight different players that came in and their
29:15
prime, Like they had a couple of the older names. They had Bill
29:19
Buckner, they had Rick Sutcliff, they had let's say, they had Rick
29:25
Sutcliffe, they got Andre Dawson on his and not even Here's these are when
29:29
they're on their prime and at their power. Sammy Soilson wasn't even at his
29:32
power when they got him. So this is what I'm talking about. Dusty
29:36
Baker's when he brought him in, they immediately got Kenny Lofton, they immediately
29:41
got Eric Carrolls, they immediately got everybody and ever since that point the Cubs
29:45
and even now, even if it's a very long time, that won't happen.
29:49
The science Zuki had them taught was trying to talk to Shohea Tony to
29:52
go to the Cubs. That would not have happened. That's like the equivalent
29:56
of Barry Bonds going to the Cubs in his prime. That wouldn't have happened.
30:00
So the reason I said this is where is Dusty Baker's second ring?
30:04
It's because that ring does not happen in sixteen without Dusty showing up first.
30:11
Not only they need a ring, they need they need a statute outside of
30:14
Ringley. And that's why I was bringing that up, because his presence,
30:18
even if it ended not so well, his presence everything on the Cubs changed
30:22
and made he showed up. It's good. I like that, all right,
30:26
j B. Go ahead, you know, I get what you're saying.
30:30
But you know, Buck show Walter was there with the Yankees before they
30:33
went off in the nineties and early two thousands. I don't think that,
30:37
you know, it was Buck's reason they won, So I'm not going to
30:41
buy that. You know, Dusty's a really great manager, but he didn't
30:45
went with the Cubs, so he doesn't get a ring. That's it.
30:48
No, I get that great manager, George. There's a lot of managers
30:57
at one one champion chep and uh. I'll tell you what you know,
31:03
Dusty has got the respect of myself and a lot of people in baseball.
31:07
He's done a terrific job. I mean, yeah, you know he should
31:11
have more rings. You have three rings, four rings. I mean I
31:15
list him as far as modern era, I list him as one of the
31:18
top managers that I've seen. And you know, I agree with JB.
31:22
I mean, you know, I'm not going to jump on it because I
31:25
think that the Dusty is a fine guy and he's great to get along with.
31:30
He knows he earns the respect of all the players. And that's what
31:33
I got to say about about you, Jeremy, great players manager. He's
31:41
had his success. He wasn't there when they won it. I don't think
31:45
he'll get his second ring. No, you're right, You're right. I
31:48
just I just wanted to say to everybody this is it's more of a there's
31:52
probably more of a decisions this thing. When I said up, but I
31:53
was trying to bring it into the I understand exactly what you're saying. I'm
31:57
just saying going forward, because by the time he builds a team to where
32:01
it's ready, the other the people that run the team will get tired of
32:07
him again because he's building a team up to where it's good, and then
32:10
by the time it's good, he always gets ran off. Yeah, you
32:14
know what, I'm gonna elaborate on that point in a moment, but I'll
32:16
let him talk about it. I've got one that really stands out, mel
32:22
Jeremy. I mean, you know, Dusty has been at this thing for
32:23
a long time, and I was glad to see him win it finally last
32:25
year. I mean back from when he was in San Francisco and had Barry
32:30
Bonds and they were knocking on the door. I mean, everywhere he's gone,
32:32
he's had the team in the mix. You know, he's taken the
32:36
team to the World Series, everywhere that he's gone, and I was finally
32:38
glad to see him finally get one last year because he deserved it, you
32:44
know. To me, you know, I don't know him as far as
32:46
a coach. You know, I got a buddy that I went to College
32:51
Wood that is and is related to Dusty somehow another. And you know,
32:55
everything I've seen from him on television, man is he's a class guy,
32:59
class sack. The reason why they hired him for this particular job that he
33:02
has right now is because all the turmoil that they're dealing with from the sign
33:07
sign stealing, you know, thing that went on that. You know,
33:12
they needed a clean cut guy to come in there with the with the right
33:15
image to try to erase that that that bad history that they had. And
33:21
you know, Dusty went into a difficult situation. I may but believe he
33:23
came out of retirement into a difficult situation and you know, ended up taking
33:29
that team and winning, winning at all. So I have nothing but admiration
33:34
for him, nothing but true respect for him and all the things that he's
33:37
done in the game of baseball as a manager. Yeah, all I'll say
33:40
about the subject. There's two things. One, I'm glad he got his
33:44
ring with us, especially under adverse circumstances. But the guy that should have
33:47
deserved a ring for the Arizona Diamondbacks since thousand and one Sarah should have been
33:52
Buck Showalter, not Bob Runway. That's what I think he built. I
33:55
say, we go on, let me finish, let me please, let
33:59
me finish. That's all right. Bob Brandley inherited Buckshaw Walters team. They
34:05
built from the ground up. Buckshaw Walters should have gotten a ring. Bob
34:07
Brentley hasn't gotten a job. Since that's all I have to say, go
34:10
ahead, Jacob, then real quickly the reason was, I've been a fan
34:14
since eighty four. I've seen some of the worst horrible, ridiculous Cubs teams
34:20
you could ever get in your life. They start ohing fourteen and ninety seven,
34:22
I've seen it all, and they and it's like some of the players
34:25
that the Cubs have a chance of getting now in these eras, like the
34:30
Cubs and oh four even they didn't win anything, mel Mark Garciapara and Great
34:35
Maddox in the same boat, and it's like, that doesn't happen in any
34:39
eras. And then when Dusty was gone, it's Lupinella another legend. And
34:44
that's what I'm saying. It's like, it's the presence of the idea that
34:46
the expectations of the Cubs changed, is what I'm bringing up. It's the
34:52
changed expectations. It's like the lobble losers is no more. Now we've got
34:55
a World Series and I do thank him for that, because we get time
35:00
after time after time we're in the mix for names which I never saw,
35:04
never saw in those early years. Okay, Jeremy, go back to the
35:07
chat room. Ched the Teama says, if the Vikings make the playoffs again,
35:13
Brian Flores will be a top head coaching candidate along with Ben Johnson named
35:16
Aaron Glenn. I like that comment. All right, look so here,
35:21
let's go to Will Vogel. All Right, I agree he deserves a ring
35:24
for twenty sixteen. Okay, fair enough, he's entitled his opinion, and
35:30
Chedda Teama says, Kurt Gibson's fingerprints were all over that Arizona team, and
35:35
he's absolutely correct he was a part of that office. Good stuff there,
35:38
Chad, appreciate chapal. You always come up with some timely once. All
35:42
right, onto the next topic. This is something I really saw today that
35:45
I was really really really happy about. Hockey news. Tennessee State University becomes
35:50
the first HBCU to offer a men's ice hockey program. I'm sure the nationale
35:54
predators are ecstatic about this one. All right, go ahead, Jeremy,
36:00
kudos to them. I mean, let's look at it like it is.
36:05
Historically, hockey has not been the best sport for that ethnic group, and
36:13
it's great to see them do something to promote it and make it better and
36:17
give them better opportunities to be able to play the sport, because that's the
36:21
only way they're going to be able to go pro. Yeah, like I
36:23
said, I was ecstatic to see this news and that's why I had to
36:27
and serve it in our lineup tonight. George, Yeah, I saw that
36:30
too, and that's a great opportunity and I'm happy that they're doing it as
36:36
well. I think in all of Tennessee. They're they're holding the draft tonight
36:40
in Nashville. The NHL Awards ceremony was the other night in Nashville. And
36:45
I'm very happy that this school has decided to take up hockey. I only
36:50
pray that they get a lot of kids that want to play. That'll be
36:53
the determining factor. O came Mel Yeah, I mean, I think it's
36:58
great. You know, if you want to diversify the sport, you want
37:01
to try to introduce the sport to a different demographic, you have to offer
37:07
something like that in the HBCU, and that's something that's obviously you know,
37:12
you know, generally, you know, as brothers, we don't particularly care
37:15
for the cold too much. Um so ice skating outside it's not something that
37:20
we generally do. Now, I did because I you know where I grew
37:23
up, and you know what what everybody did in the wintertime. You know
37:27
that's what you did. You went, you played ice. They stick me
37:30
in the goal. Um, I wasn't all that great at skating because skate
37:32
backwards and all the other kind of stuff. That's just stuck me in the
37:35
goal. And I was just a goalie freezing my behind off in the goal
37:38
on the lake. And uh, but you know that's what you do up
37:42
north in the wintertime. You got if you if you're gonna live in the
37:45
north, you better figure out the way to make winters enjoyable. So that's
37:49
either snow billing, playing ice hockey, or learning how to ski. And
37:54
uh, you know I played hockey, played ice hockey, and I learned
37:58
how to ski. But you know, I think that's good. You know,
38:00
I think that you know, maybe UCLA you'll get ice hockey team too
38:04
when they joined the Big Big ten. So we'll see. Thank you,
38:07
chat, I appreciate you subscribing. God Blast, Sorry, I'm only gonna
38:09
do two more topics after this. I want to leave one over that way
38:14
we confidentially gets started on time. I go ahead, Jacob, Let's talk
38:19
about hockey and Tennessee. Now, I couldn't step backwards either. But I
38:22
had such long arm for being tall that they just like, oh I do
38:25
just skipe by him and just whacked the buck. I played three years.
38:30
That was. I wasn't the best of them, to trust me, I'll
38:31
probably the worst on every tie. That's just the what that was. But
38:37
but here's the thing I could not be proud of. I could not be
38:39
prouder of this. And there's a reason why every time I talk about like,
38:45
I keep hearing this about there, they'll be in the inner cities.
38:47
They're trying to get a baseball camp over there in some of the inner city
38:52
areas once in a while, goes through. Most of the time, it
38:54
doesn't you get these type of deals. Guess what if they's trying to get
39:00
more quote unquote diversified, how about quit shaming what is there right now?
39:06
Just go get it, Go get this. This is what Tennessee State's doing.
39:10
They're bringing it out there, and yeah, we are going to see
39:14
more of the black players out of this whole thing, and there's would be
39:15
more teams to do it. That's all you have to do is go do
39:20
and find a way to get it, because this is an error where we
39:23
can go get things. But then I mean where the thing is we're in
39:28
there. We're in the media shaming world of everything instead of doing Tennessee State's
39:32
doing. And I want to see others in different sports do just do and
39:37
let's go get it right there. And that's what I'm saying. I'm proud
39:39
of Tennessee States. Okay, Jeremy read the chat. JB gets the last
39:45
word. One. Great to see an HBCU get a hockey program and hope
39:49
it leads to more in the next few years and years to come. Our
39:52
mother nature is acting up a little bit, so I'll make sure we move
39:54
this thing along right, Okay, go ahead. Southern hockey teams are good
40:00
with Northern players. Okay, we'll leave it at that. JB, you
40:02
get the last word on this one. Like I said, I'm extended that
40:05
they're making the move with glad. JB. Well, listen, this is
40:08
great for hockey. Hockey never gets spoken about. You know that it's one
40:14
of the big four sports. Nobody talks about it. It's great to see
40:17
it being diversified. You know, it's the first HBCU to have a team,
40:22
you know, and I don't see why that that. You know,
40:24
the fact that we still talk that way in twenty twenty three itself is pretty
40:29
said. There's no reason for that, and you know, more power to
40:31
them. But I hope it does well. I hope they feel the competitive
40:36
team, you know, and if anybody that wants to play should play,
40:40
it should. Grace shouldn't make a difference. You know, they're good African
40:45
Americans in the NHL. You know, that's great. You know, I'm
40:50
glad to see things like that. No reason, not too all right,
40:52
We're going to take a page of our basketbros. So we talked about Sunday.
40:57
I want to reiterate it to this group. Bill Chamberlain's rookie uniform sells
41:00
for at the auction for a record one point seven nine million dollars. All
41:06
right, JB, We're gonna go in reverse order this time. What do
41:07
you think about Wilt in that jersey? That's crazy anyone would spend that kind
41:13
of money on a jersey. More power to him. They got money to
41:15
bird. Sideline Sports is accepting sponsorships. You know, go to JB underscore
41:22
the program on Twitter, dm me I'll gladly take a billion. If you
41:24
got that extra, you could, you know, get your name about our
41:28
program all week LOLd had a boy. I love promoting a brand. So
41:31
maybe what will give you a little bit of things called dugh I'm not talking
41:36
about. We all know what domains, all right, go ahead, Jacob,
41:40
Well that was I brought up on the show on Sunday. I said
41:45
one point seven nine million. It probably should be more. But he's been
41:47
gone since nineteen ninety nine, right, And there's a set of people in
41:52
this world don't even know exist. You know, he existed more, they
41:54
know the name, but he's been he's been gone for so long. So
41:59
do you still have been more? But one point seven nine if someone spend
42:01
now past twenty years, than that past twenty years still a pretty nice little
42:06
chunk. Now, that's ridiculous. I mean, there's a lot better things
42:10
you can do with with your money than spending it on a used jersey.
42:15
Uh. You know, I understand that some people are nostalgic, and you
42:19
know, they like to collect things, but that's just ridiculous. Some of
42:22
the money that some of these items are fetch you. I mean, I
42:24
don't know, I mean, I mean, who are these guys. I
42:27
mean they live, they live in the mother's basements. I mean, what
42:30
what do they do? I mean, I don't don't understand went around with
42:36
those uh those big antennas on their cars. I mean, just there's so
42:40
many problems in this world. There's so many people going hungry. Uh,
42:45
there's so many people that are homeless. There's so many other things that you
42:49
could do with that money that you know, we have way more halves.
42:53
The halves have so much, and the have nots have so little, and
42:59
they continue the flaunt what they have in the face of they have knots.
43:04
And you know, at some points, at some point in time, it's
43:06
gonna be a problem. You know, the have knots are gonna have enough
43:08
of it, and at some point in time it's gonna be a problem because
43:12
they're gonna get they're gonna be get tired of being in this rat race.
43:15
Man. And you know, people going around, you know, whenever,
43:19
people are just trying to figure out how to put food on their table on
43:21
a day to day basis. You know, every day you talk about you
43:23
know, you hear about the free lunches being given out during the summertime.
43:27
Just make sure that the kids have proper nutrition during the summertime, because you
43:31
know, I would see schools out and see something like this here. I
43:35
mean, you know, how much good could you do with that kind of
43:37
money? Okay, George, I know now it's true that some people call
43:44
it wasteful, but there are a lot of collectors out there. They really,
43:47
really, I thought, put a fair price on this. And I
43:51
agree with Jacob. I mean, he's been gone such a long long time,
43:53
and the younger generation doesn't remember anything about here. I'm or Bill Russell,
43:59
probably Jerry West, great names from the past, but I think that
44:04
again it to me. To me, I would never do it. I'm
44:07
never part of that. But somebody out there wants to do it, all
44:09
the more power. But to them, if that's the kind of way they
44:12
want to spend their money, it's not just my way. I wouldn't do
44:15
it. All I can say is, whoever ended up getting this jersey,
44:17
you better have as good of a man cave as Jerome Jerenovitch did, George,
44:22
because we had him on that was one of the best man caves I've
44:24
ever seen in my Oh yeah, that was really good. All right,
44:29
Jeremy, you have the final word on this, but you have a directive
44:31
here. We go ahead, read the chats, okay, Chad our man.
44:36
Chad here says, even Las Vegas is talking about it. Good stuff,
44:38
All right, let's continue with the chat room. Not surprised. One
44:43
of the greatest players of all time and did score one hundred points most in
44:45
a game ever. Um. Yeah, and the only guy that even got
44:50
close to that was Kobe Right right, good stuff. Well, you're on
44:53
a roll again, Okay, says I know a lot about those three George
45:00
and Yep, yep, you're the exception to the rule, Will because you're
45:05
in You may be young, but you're an old soul when it comes to
45:07
basketball. Yeah. You know what. For me, let me tell you
45:10
Wolf Voltels is a heck of a job researching and his comments. I've never
45:15
thought i'd see a guy have a role the way he does. But this
45:19
guy, either way, he's established himself in the chat room is what it
45:22
is. All right. Jeremy had the last word on Chamberlain. Everybody else
45:27
got their shot on the subject. Right, Jeremy's the last one, is
45:29
that correct? Yep? All right, go ahead, Jeremy that being said,
45:32
I am a sports collector, but you know what, I'm not stupid
45:37
enough to pay full price for anything, So I get in what they call
45:39
as a break or a raffle to get what I get. So in order
45:44
for me to get in one that would have to be let's see one hundred
45:46
and seventy thousand people lined up at ten dollars? How much with that?
45:52
Billy Sims one by behind you, by the way, was a guy?
45:55
Okay, all right, we gotta put Old Patty on there. Good stuff.
46:00
I would spend jeremy money to do it. I don't know what to
46:06
say about this, but all I'll say is they're moving on to the next
46:07
sub that at any compliment headed towards you well as rife larn and I'll just
46:13
leave it at that. Okay, Well, the last topic before we get
46:15
our pals over to confidential is Zion Williamson a bus? If he is,
46:21
where is he going to get traded? All right? You know what,
46:23
Jamie, go ahead, that's a great question. I don't know if he
46:29
can call him a bus yet because he's still going to attempt to play.
46:34
Was it a bad choice by New Orleans? Well, I mean the two
46:37
guys in that draft were John and him, and they both have major problems
46:39
right now. Job has been better on the court because he's been on the
46:43
court. Zion really hasn't. So I mean, either way, you know
46:50
that draft was just a bad draft at the moment, it's going to play
46:52
out over the next few years. Too early to call him a bus Jacob.
46:57
Well, that's true. It's like the main thing with Zion on is
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the minute he blew his ankle outside of his street and of the shoe,
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blew everything out, then he's over. And the thing is he always had
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issues with its weight. He's always an issue his discipline. He gets very
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I mean, see, the thing about him is his discipline. Well,
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let's see, I'm not seven foot tall, I ain't seven foot and yeah,
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and I'm not a hippie. But the but no, his issue is
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the fact that you'll see him in every off season and he looks like a
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Greek god. He does, and then he get then he gets a couple
47:30
of pieces in him and he blows up again, and then he gets more
47:34
pieces than anyone's ankles hurt, and then it's the issue he doesn't His issue
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is he played sixty he's been sixty four percent his game to his career,
47:43
and then you get all this and then when he's out, he eats more.
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He doesn't have discipline to be able to keep the thing going. I
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don't see his career and where would he go? Now? Who wants to
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Maybe a bad team that wants a name, But who else is gonna take
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something? Is that mean the guy who's sixty four percent of his games in
48:04
his career? The only ones that could really take him are the ones that
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won to name and hope he goes Orlando something or the other. I don't
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know, because anybody that's a contender, who's going to want to put up
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with that? Especially when he's your most of your contract? All Yeah,
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The only thing I'm gonna say is Wills on target again. Shian is a
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bust. He's only played thirty something percent of the games during his career.
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Needs so it's weight And I I'll interject this as we wind down here.
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I do believe he's a bust and he doesn't need to lose to weight.
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So well, I'm with you all the way, mouth go ahead. I
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wouldn't say it's a bust. I'd say it's too early to tell I think
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the problem, you know, the biggest problem with Zion is he can't stay
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healthy. That's that's his biggest problem. He can't stay healthy when he's on
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the floor. You know, we've seen what he's done. He's put up
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you know, all all all Star numbers, all NBA numbers, and the
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other you know. The other problem is may paying these guys too soon,
48:54
too fast. You know, you're trying and you're seeing these these characteristics of
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these guys is that you know, all they're trying to all they want to
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do is get the money. Now, maybe if you put some adult entertainers
49:04
out there would him, Maybe he'll get out there on the floor a little
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bit more Miami's profits. You get a couple of old gals out there with
49:12
him as his teammates, maybe he'll play a little bit more, all right,
49:16
George, Well, Zion turns twenty three on July July sixth, rather
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and yeah, to me, he has just not cut it. And you're
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right now, he's had so many injuries, big body, six six two
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eighty four. Rumor out there now is maybe the Raptors would like to make
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a trade to get him. I don't know if that's a good fit either.
49:36
But yeah, he I don't want to call him a bus but boyle
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boys, as days and seasons go on, he certainly hasn't performed up to
49:45
the capabilities that at least I thought and most basketball fans thought he would do
49:49
with the New Orleans Pelicans. All right, Jeremy, I'm giving you the
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opportunity for these three. Before you get your word, Patty Grimes, please
49:58
know Zion to the Pistons, it's Blake griff and all over again. All
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right, let's go. Might still be early, but the signs are there
50:06
of him being a bus and the last one I could see Charlotte being a
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team taking Zion will love that idea. I'm sure I did not want to
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see number take on it on here in Toronto. Okay, that being said,
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yes, he's only played thirty three percent of his games. Yes he's
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missed sixty six due to being overweighting it causing issues with his legs. But
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the problem with that, you can't call a guy that averages twenty seven points
50:38
a game, ten rebounds in three blocks a bust. Okay, all right,
50:43
Mel too flicking, I gotta get it. Mel. I wanted to
50:45
say this to you with it? How did we know they get paid too
50:50
fast? Too quick? But how do you what do you expect the players
50:52
to do when you give when you give mel Tucker, when you give mel
50:57
Tucker and after one year and like the eight year contract over in Michigan State,
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and he's gonna bomb out of that and they're gonna have to pay him
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early at ninety five million dollars. You're doing that to a coach. The
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players going to expect it? All right. I don't have a problem anybody
51:10
getting their money, right, all right? Jacob Cliff notes version, how
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can people get a hold of you? Sunday nights Basket Bros. Monday nights
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that thing. Hopefully he saw that also, So I see I'm seeing in
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plenty of places, all right, Jacob Chrishner off the Confidential. JB Ellis
51:44
follows next. Okay, let everybody know how they get a hold He ask
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51:52
you guys in a couple of weeks and enjoy all right, happy for July
51:57
four, JB. Have a great show later. All right, thanks?
52:00
You want to? All Right, as we wrapped this thing up here there
52:04
were six. Now there are four. Okay, we're gonna wait on the
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other topic I had when JB comes back, because it's not anything that's overly
52:10
ephasize. It got to what we needed to get to, all right.
52:14
With that said, Okay, Malfar, let everybody know how they can get
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52:34
Find me right here at the South Florida Tribune channel. You can also find
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weekend, not this weekend. All right, quickly we'll vogel Zions should go
53:15
to China. Not yet. I don't think he's ready for eight Food Young
53:17
and all those other Chinese dishes. Maybe a few years, but I don't
53:20
think he's ready on that's what he needs. I don't think that Chinese who's
53:22
going to help his diet. It all. We'll leave it at that.
53:25
I want to make sure everybody has a chance. I don't want to Toronto
53:30
fans jumping in the Lion bandwagon. Good stuff, Chad, Jeremy's can be
53:36
getting direct orders that you're gonna come on by the end of the July,
53:38
mark my word, and I will not build that wall. You're gonna tell
53:42
who to build wall when you get in here, and tell it yourself.
53:45
But Jeremy has an assignment to bring on by the end of July, right
53:51
Jeremy. Yep, all right, Mal, we got yours now, George,
53:54
you have an author in the house. Go ahead. Yeah. The
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54:27
And Scott's in the book and he had a great interview with Muhammad Ali and
54:31
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