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Who are the GREATEST Knicks players of all time? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Didn't hear that. I am a legend.
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As we all know, he is. Definitely.
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Well, I did. I did what I can, but no, my my
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rules is we always sometimes get stuck in the fact that we become
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the media side of it. As a player and what I loved
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about what Troy Aikman did and what I love, the fact is finally
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he became in the Steelers and Dolphins game and called some of
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the calls bullshit calls. And we've seen that in other
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aspects that we've talked about with Puka doing that thing with
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Aiden, whatever that guy is, that that is the social media
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influencer. But where this rules is, you
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have gentlemen that have played this game that understand what
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it is, where he wants to play the game, the way the game is
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played. And these calls are getting to a
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point where it's like it's taking away from what the game
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is. And I love the fact that you
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have somebody the caliber of what and and he's earned his
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stripes as a broadcaster and what he's done in the game and
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what I think that that does and, and how it rules in the aspect
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of what we are as athletes, where now we have a voice where
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we don't have to hide what we are.
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We just call it the way we see it and it carries weight.
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And The thing is like players now, which which kind of sucks
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when Puka says things like he sells to play the game, but when
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you see it from the aspect of a Hall of Famer, of somebody that
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has done what they've done, that's what I love.
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Because dudes are stepping out of their realm of being a player
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because we're not a player anymore.
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It's not about us anymore. It's about just calling it the
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way we see it. And if it's bullshit, it's
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bullshit. And that's not saying that
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they're bad, gooder, indifferent.
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But you're saying what you feel in the game of what it is and
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what we do allows us to be great on the field and now off the
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field, it allows us to do that. And that is what rules about
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what we get to do is. We get to be authentically
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ourselves without any. And if you don't like it, you
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don't like it, you don't have to listen.
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If you don't like it, turn it off.
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broadcast. Put it on you.
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Chicken Curry. Don't like chicken Curry, but
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that's fine. That's why I don't eat it.
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So my point is to that is you don't have to listen, but what I
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love about it and what rules is, is they're giving us an aspect
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to do that. And I think that was really
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great about what sports has allowed us to do now.
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Noble fisting. So, ladies and gentlemen, that's
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Jabba rules. As in like taking a drink of
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water and not trying to spit it out They.
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Lit a lot of that after eating Nothing's chicken Curry.
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No knock. My ass.
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I, my chef, when I was playing, it was literally like we had the
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diet and everything and he tried, he made it and it, it,
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it, it was good. But like just this, I, I just,
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it wasn't my cup of tea. It was not.
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Well, I I would agree. With you, we love you, but
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that's just, that's not my cup of tea.
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I would agree with you with Troy Aikman.
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I think Troy Aikman says what he feels and and that's what makes
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Troy Aikman one of the better broadcasters in the industry.
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And I don't think he was wrong. I thought the calls were
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horrible. And last week, the calls when it
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came to the referees, there were quite a few players on social
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media that attacked the referees and think that the NFL is behind
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it and that they're trying to to make the game stand out and it
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doesn't really make the game stand.
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Out I'll get one of our referees when we get to like the Sweet 16
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and everything and he's done that.
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He goes, the best job I can do is to not be a part of the game.
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And that's that's literally like everything that we see.
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Like when they're not a part of the game and where it's not like
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we're questioning. And when you have somebody of
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trade man status, like saying that, do they really listen,
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though? Do they really listen and be
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like, OK, if if somebody like that saying it, it's not our
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dumb asses that have these shows and do everything that are
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armchair quarterbacks, right? You have a dude that has done it
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and he, he, he's calling y'all out.
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He's not doing it because he he has anything in the game,
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because his paycheck clears every two weeks or however they
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get paid. He's saying it because he's seen
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the game, he's played the game. And I love that I get an aspect
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of not only playing the game, but also being a father,
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watching the game, where the best games ever played are ones
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where you don't worry about who the hell is umpiring, reffing,
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officiating. The game is decided based upon
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who won or lost the game, not when it comes down to who's
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making a decision. You heard?
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Tim Donaghy, he's been on the show and he says it's, it's it,
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it's definitely the league's control what is going on in the
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back end. And, and I believe it's true.
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I really believe that the league knows or they believe who's
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going to the Super Bowl. I believe that it's all about
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business. Now, this has nothing to do with
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who's better, who's the better team.
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It's just a matter of what kind of money the league is going to
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bring in. And I think the referees are
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part of it. I know everybody says, how do
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you how does this all fall together?
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How does this make sense? How how is the game?
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You know, obviously what, what, what would we say this speedy?
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How would we? How would we call this The game
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is what? Really you would say you would
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say in that case controlling the outcome rigged or scripted?
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And I I, how is the game? That's the best way.
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How is the game scripted? And I believe the game is
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scripted because the NFL or in any sport, the referees have
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control the game. It all it takes in football, all
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it takes is one play, one play in a game and one bad call that
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could cost the team a game. That's how close it is.
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That's how close the bad teams are to the good teams.
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It's really, really close. Look at The Jets.
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The Jets have won three games this year.
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They could have won eight or nine games.
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That's how close the games were. And all it takes is 1 bad play.
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Say look The Jets blocked a punt or I'm sorry blocked.
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What was it a punt or field goal in in the Buccaneers game?
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In the Buccaneers game, they ran it in for a touchdown.
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They were up and then the the Buccaneers took it down and
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kicked the field goal to win the game.
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All it took is The Jets actual how about this Justin Fields on
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the 50 in England where all The Jets had to do was run the ball
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to the 45 or even the 42 yard line and Nick Foles kicks, kicks
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the field goal and The Jets win that game against the Broncos.
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And maybe the Broncos don't win 10 games or 9 games in a row.
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So I'm I'm just saying all it takes is 1 little play, 1 bad
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call, one stupid play by team or a referee call that can cost the
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team a game. And I think Troy Aikman is
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absolutely right. These refs are horrible.
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It's horrible to walk when you watch two teams fighting for a
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playoff spot and the refs are the deciding part of the game.
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Jabba, you weren't here at this time, but in 2023, I forget it
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was the show before or the show after the Super Bowl.
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We were talking about like Arian Foster having the the theory
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that all games are scripted and he allegedly had proof and then
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we had a bunch of other ex NFL players on that said I never had
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a script in my locker but there were definitely some suspicious
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signs. And that's the hard part too, is
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athletes. Because we want to be the
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deciding factor, right? Like because we've gotten to
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that. And I don't want it to be in in
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any sport where it that's decided.
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Like now we're seeing with ABS that's going to happen in
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baseball, right? Where it's now a what is it a
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value of of how you decipher when you're going to use these
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challenges, right? And that doesn't really come
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down to coaching. That comes down to a decision
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you make. Do you want to do in the second
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inning? Do you want to sit in here?
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Where in in every other sport it's like, do you make a
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blocking call? I literally had a great
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conversation with a referee that was in the Arkansas game that
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was happening the other day. And it it was, there were
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certain guys that we were talking about.
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And he goes, if I call it once, I have to call it every time.
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But he goes, we want them to decide what it is.
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I want them to decide the game. I don't want to be a part of the
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game. And that's just that's that's a
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great umpire. That's a great officiator.
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That's a great whatever. It's like, I'm here to
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facilitate. I'm not here to make decisions
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based upon what should be or shouldn't be.
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But everybody thinks that way. Yeah, call the obvious like we
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get that, but don't put yourself in the situation to be a part of
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the game because you're not the deciding factor.
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Nobody, nobody pays you guys to like to be the final.
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Nobody's coming to watch you other than your family.
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Nobody's buying your ref jersey number.
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Like nobody cares about that. Like, so just be a part of it.
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And he goes, the best games that I can do are the one and he was
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an officiator that was the only person to call a technical foul.
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And we've had them on the show. Don't be on again.
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Don't get me wrong. Oh.
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Yeah, don't I love the referees. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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we call this King of the Hill. And here's the King of the Hill.
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This, Bobby, is the Beltline. You never ever hit below that.
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Not that kind of king of the hill, you dumb ready?
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Are. You ready?
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This is King of the Hill. All right, so this is Jarrett's
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last show, ladies and gentlemen, so we're happy to have him on on
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the final King of the Hill. We're very excited and I know
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all the fans that love Jared. I know Jabba spoke very highly
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of you, Jared. Moving forward, whenever you
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want to come and help out on the show, you're more than welcome
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to, just so you know, so very happy to have you on King of the
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Hill. Speed, Are you ready?
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I am ready. So yes, it's an NBA theme, Jared
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requested on the last show. And the first one will be about
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the New York Knicks. And I, I don't know where it is
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in the slideshow. Round one for the peasant fight.
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The best mix of all time. I like this one.
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All right, now you're the king. You could decide the order.
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All right, let's go Jarrett first.
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We'll go Jabba and Poopy and let's have Nathan in.
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Let's let's give her a chance. We'll give Nathan a chance.
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We're going to we're going to run out of players.
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There haven't been in that many great ones.
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I know, I know. That's what makes it great.
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But I'm a Knick fan, so I'll tell you.
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If I think they're great, they're great.
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So I'll put it in there. So there you go.
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Here we go. And we'll have Nathan last.
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All right, go ahead, Jarrett. I'll go there with the first
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pick. I'll go with the Knick that
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actually won something. I'll go with Walt Frazier.
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All time great point guard. Won two championships for the
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Knicks. Seven time All Star multi to six
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time all NBA2 championships. I think he's the greatest nick
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of all time, still with the team and the organization to this day
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as one of the best color guys in the business.
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I'm going to go. I'm going to go right now with
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actually was listening this morning to Dan Levittard and
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Jalen Brunson right now. It is the most beloved Nick
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right now. And Carol, I know I might be
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stealing a little bit of his Thunder on this because you've
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kind of mentioned it as well. But he he's 1.
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You can ride the back on and, and what he has done and, and
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how he's carried A-Team and what he stands for and, and how it
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works. And you know what, when you're
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loved by the New York, it's different.
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It's different. Exactly what Jared's point was
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is, well, Frazier was loved because he won, but not only
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because he won, because he authentically himself and he
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hasn't changed. And we've seen that and Jalen
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Brunson has not. And I think in this what last,
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what probably said, well, I'll give it 10 years even though he
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hasn't played ten years. That's the best Nick that
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they've had, that you could jump on the back and you love him.
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Believe I'm next, right? Yes, Yeah.
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All right. So I think I'll be a fool if I
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don't go with Patrick Ewing here.
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I mean, do I really have to say much about Patrick Ewing?
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One of the best centers of all time, led the Knicks to about 13
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straight playoff appearances. I believe, you know, a lot of
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people would like to consider him one of the greatest Knicks
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that never actually won, if not the greatest Knick and ever
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actually won a ring. But you know, Patrick Ewing was
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one of the best defensive players of the time, especially
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during the 90s of a time which had a very tough and competitive
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Eastern Conference. I think, you know, Patrick Ewing
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was, I never of course got to see him play.
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But just the legacy Patrick Ewing left, especially like I
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said, during that time when you had the Bulls, the Pacers, the
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Heat, all contenders in that in that series or in that that time
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frame. So give me Patrick Ewing.
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God Nath. N.
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You got 2, Nath? Yeah.
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You're going back-to-back, Nath, not mute Nathan.
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You're on mute. Hello, Nathan.
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Yeah. Can you hear us?
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Yeah, frozen. I think he's frozen.
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Nope. Yeah, he might be.
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Frozen. Well, NIF is gone, so no NIF.
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He was taken down by the king. All right, so we will go.
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Am I going again? Then you'll go again.
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All right then. So I'm going to also, I'm going
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to go with another Nick. I know Jared went with Frazier.
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I'm going to go with another Nick that actually wants
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something. I'm going to go Willis Reed.
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Willis Reed was definitely, I would say, one of the biggest
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heart and souls of the team during that time frame.
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He had a big, what's it called, Game seven return, I believe.
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Remember watching that game seven return.
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When he came, he went down, I think it was against the Lakers,
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I believe. But yeah, so I remember watching
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that heroically came back and helped them win the Finals.
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So, you know, I'm gonna go out with Mr. Willis Reed.
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Good. Job and I'm I'm I'm up now,
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right? That is you now, yeah.
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I'm gonna go Bill Bradley and you know, 2 championships, the
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thing they've done in in the early 70s and I I think Bill's
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resume is deeper than just what the Knicks was obviously drafted
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by the Knicks in the four position that he did and the
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things that he can and not a huge name, right, But Amen, his
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numbers retired. I mean that's that's that's
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something to be said for a lot of things.
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And when when you're not a super name like a Walt Fraser or
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certain things, when you when you have that conglomerate of
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what it is, I think that's one as as the fourth position, which
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it wasn't really like crazy. Had a great college career
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obviously as well. But I I think that's just one
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when you go down, it's not a super big name, but I think
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that's one that goes into the accolades of the things that
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he's done. All right, Jared.
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Jared, you got 2. All right, First I'll go on the
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same lines of Bill Bradley. I'll stick to the to the 70s
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teams. I'll go with Dave Debusher, one
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of the great all time great defenders, part of both title
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teams. One of the first big free agency
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pickups are just acquisitions the Knicks ever made.
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Like big names was a All Star for the Pistons as well.
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He he he changed things to really help that championship
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team. And then I'll go, I'm going to
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go Charles Oakley with my last pick there.
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There's some other big like scorers on this still left.
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But as far as the culture of the Knicks, it's Charles Oakley.
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That 90s team just just inbound the toughness and physicality of
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the 90s and played a long time. I mean, and and really a big
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role on those Knicks teams in the 90s.
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Forget whatever Dolan has has done to him since, but he's like
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the Nick of that time period to me of embodying the team.
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All right, job, you got 1. More I'm going to go Starks
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because not only do I always look at what they did on the
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court, but I look as like as a fan favorite that's still loved
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and exactly what was brought up early with Wall Fraser that's
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still involved in it and John Starks was was an undrafted dude
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right and and proved to. Everything that he could do and
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as a fan favorite to still be relevant to this day and what
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he's done. And we had this argument.
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Did he dunk over Jordan and it was Horace Grant.
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But if if you want to go on on that context and what he did,
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yeah, was was he undrafted it? But what he did was was make his
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name the Knicks for for nine years and to create those, you
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know, those balances and those freaking challenges that he had
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with the Bulls team at the time. I just think that's that's a
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dude that's going to go down like may not be 1 like the
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fanciest players but was a dude that gave you everything you got
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and still to this day is relevant.
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All right. So since Java kind of took my
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last pick, I'm going to go with Luttrell Sprewell.
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Now I'm going to go with Sprewell for the mean fact that
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he was another guy that during those 90s team, he was very much
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a consistent player helping the Knicks stay in that consistent
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realm, you know, having them stay in that consistency of
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being a good team. My uncle was who was the biggest
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die hard Knicks fan that I know he is a he was a big Latrell's
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pretty well fan and watching him growing up.
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So I'm going to go with Latrell. All right, so round one is
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complete. Who is moving on?
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The King. All right, So what I'm going to
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say, all right, here's what I'm going to say.
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I'm not a John Starks fan because John Starks was the
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bricklayer. He was the reason why the Knicks
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didn't win a championship in Game 7 and 94.
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So I'm going to blame John Starks.
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I like Bradley, I like all your picks job.
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I really do. But I'm going to go, I'm going
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to go with obviously Willis Reed and Patrick Ewing.
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Those are the guys. Those are the those guys were
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the faces of the New York Knicks from the 70s and the 90s.
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So I'm going to go with Tommy Poops.
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I, I disagree with you, little Charles.
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Pretty well. I would have taken Carmelo
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Anthony over Luttrell's pretty well, pretty well.
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Didn't win anything. And he liked to beat up coaches.
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So I'll go Carmelo Anthony. I'm surprised none of you went
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with Carmelo Anthony. And there were a lot of other
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players on those 70s Knicks. And I also like Charles Oakley
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and you know, you have my heart right there.
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Jarrett, when she said Charles Oakley, because he was my
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favorite player. I'm going to go with Jarrett and
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the poops. All right, so we'll go to Round
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2 before we get to round two. I forgot to bring this up during
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let's partly also Chaz sent some picks over as well.
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Chaz Eagles money line for this week, Bears team total over
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Lions team total over and the Falcons versus the Cardinals
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game on the over and those picks are also in the comments section
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as well. So we go from the other extreme
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now, from the best Knicks of all time to the worst Knicks of all
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time. I can give you a couple of those
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all. Right.
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Who goes first, Sarah? I'll go Jarrett.
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This is his final show. I'm going to go Jarrett first
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and I'll go with Poop second. This is tough as a as a non New
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Yorker. I'll go recent just bad draft
23:20
pick. I'll go Frank into the Lakeena.
23:23
Couldn't do anything offensively, he was a fine
23:26
defender but they drafted him in the top ten with a lot of hype
23:30
around him and it was just a complete non factor offensively.
23:33
No shooting touch whatsoever, no finishing touch, no playmaking
23:37
ability whatsoever. I'll go Frank, Noodle, Aquino,
23:39
all. Right.
23:40
Tommy poops. I'm going to go with kind of
23:42
recent person too, and Kevin Knox.
23:45
Why was that a bit of a blunder? Just Kevin Knox is just not good
23:49
in any aspect of the Knicks whatsoever.
23:53
He got traded pretty quickly, somewhat not quick enough, I
23:55
would like to say. But yeah, Kevin Knox was one of
23:59
the worst players that I've witnessed in the recent years
24:01
and really main reason why I didn't start watching the Knicks
24:03
until they actually started winning again.
24:04
So give me Kevin Knox. I'll go Jerome James, Knicks
24:08
signed to a big money contract after he had like one playoff
24:12
run and hadn't done nothing else in his career.
24:15
The guy sucked. He's a lousy center, didn't do
24:18
anything and cost the Knicks a lot of money.
24:21
One of the worst free agent signings at like of that time
24:24
period for sure. My next pick, I'm going to go
24:29
with Joe Kim, Noah now I'm going with Joe Kim only for the fact
24:33
that it really didn't pan out the way that New York wanted it
24:36
to. Of course, they were getting a
24:37
guy that was on the Bulls that was doing very spectacular
24:40
things over there. But that four year deal that
24:43
they signed for him too, he couldn't stay healthy.
24:46
Very poor play overall. And it really looked like he
24:49
really looked like a shell of himself of what you saw over
24:51
there in Chicago. So give me Joe, Kim, Noah.
24:55
I'll take yeah, I'll take my final pick.
24:57
I'll take Andre Bargnani. The worst players are not the
25:02
ones that are necessarily bad. They're the worst players, the
25:03
ones that are bad but think they're very good.
25:06
Bartoni was the number one pick. He scored a lot of points in
25:09
Toronto, kind of he had, he had a big head on him and and
25:13
thought he could really play. But good night he was he was a
25:16
chucker. He's a just dumb player.
25:18
Couldn't guard anybody. Soft 7 footer, but was really
25:22
like a three rather than a four or five.
25:24
Just horrible player. All right.
25:27
And my last is going to have to be Eddie Curry.
25:31
Now, another guy that I didn't really get to see play, but I
25:33
don't know if anybody actually wanted to see him play.
25:36
Only for a 7 foot center that wasn't very good at being a
25:40
center. Very poor play.
25:42
Very out of shape as well too. So I'm going to go with Eddie
25:44
Curry. This one is really, really close
25:49
and I remember James, but I also remember Joakim Noah and that
25:53
was what that was the deciding thought to both of you guys
25:56
because both of them were very, very interesting.
26:00
The way he went with Nicola Nelakina and the way he went
26:02
with Knox. So that was kind of equal.
26:05
And then even your final pick. So this and and the Eddie Curry
26:08
1 was pretty much I I would say that Barnieri was was probably
26:13
the same, even though I thought Eddie Curry was a little bit
26:15
worse. I mean, but I'm going to go with
26:19
you, Tommy, because I think Joe Kim, Noah, he barely played and
26:23
the Knicks gave a lot. I mean, Phil Jackson in this,
26:26
this move was probably the worst move I can honestly say the
26:30
Knicks have ever made. They brought Joe Kim, Noah in.
26:33
He got like $75 million. And I think he played no more
26:37
than 30 games for the New York Knicks.
26:39
And his career was over for the Knicks.
26:40
His career was over in the NBA after that.
26:43
So I'm going to go Joe Kim Noah. I mean, Jerome James was a lot
26:45
of money for Joe Kim Noah, $75 million, and he barely played.
26:50
So I want to see Jared take on the king though can I relinquish
26:53
my spot to Jared or no? Should I?
26:55
If you want, that's up to you. Hey, it's up to Jared.
26:58
Jared, would you like to take on your king for your last episode?
27:02
He deserves, he deserves to go in the last one man.
27:05
He he has been absolutely one of.
27:07
It's up for you if you want it, Jared.
27:09
It's up to take. I'll take it, I'll take it.
27:12
I'll never, I'll never turn down a handout.
27:14
All right, so the last one is a little more of a general 1 and
27:18
it is the most underrated players in the NBA right now.
27:23
All right, Darrell, you could decide if you want to go first
27:25
or second, Jarrett. Right now.
27:29
Yes. Now I'm trying to think where
27:35
would I go with this because there's a couple of guys.
27:39
All right, I'm going to go first, all right, because I'm
27:42
I'm looking at the way they're the way they're perceiving these
27:47
guys. So I'm going to go I'm going to
27:49
go most underrated, all right, most underrated play.
27:54
All right, I'm going to go with them.
27:56
I'm going to go with Josh Hart with the New York Knicks.
28:00
Josh Hart is he he's a 6th man. He's the 5th man.
28:04
He does everything great. He can rebound.
28:07
He he does offensive, defensive rebounding.
28:09
He's the, as far as guards are concerned, he's one of the best
28:12
rebounders in the league at his position and he plays the three,
28:16
he plays the two, he plays the one.
28:17
He defends multiple positions and he when he is in the
28:21
starting line, if he's giving you almost a double AA game, he
28:24
is sensational. He does a lot for the New York
28:26
Knicks. And if you're a fantasy owner,
28:29
Josh Hart is one of those guys. If you draft in after the fifth
28:33
round, you get an absolutely an absolute steal.
28:37
I'm going to go. Josh Hart is my number one right
28:38
now. All right, I will then go
28:42
because no one watches this team.
28:43
I'll go Jaylen Johnson from the Atlanta Hawks, he has been one
28:48
of like legitimately a top 10 or top 15 player in the league this
28:51
year that no one is talking about.
28:53
He's averaging 2310 and 8 super efficiently.
28:56
The Hawks got better when Trey Young got out, got hurt, which
29:01
This is why this question. I'm most overrated.
29:03
I would go Trey Young then because of that.
29:04
But they got better because Jaylen Johnson was able to take
29:07
on the number one role on a team and he's that good.
29:11
He'll be all NBA this year. I think if if people start
29:14
taking notice of them. I'm going to go.
29:16
My number 2 is I have to go with this guy.
29:18
I can't stand this team, but I got to go with him.
29:21
Peyton Pritchard, I mean the 6th man of the year last year.
29:25
This guy can do everything. He scores in many different
29:27
ways. He was a big part after Tatum
29:31
went down. He was the only guy really
29:33
scoring besides Jalen Brown for the Boston Celtics.
29:36
This guy offensively sound and he remember he was a second
29:40
round draft pick. A lot of people question him his
29:42
size when he came into the league, so I'm going to go with
29:45
Peyton Pritchard. I will go.
29:48
I'll stick with my Grizzlies. I'll go Cam Spencer.
29:51
Cam Spencer, she is averaging 12 points and four assists.
29:54
He's emerged as a real like NBA starting level player this year.
29:58
He's shooting over 50% from three and he is talking so much
30:01
crap to every single team's bench.
30:05
He told I think it was Durant. You can't F and guard me.
30:10
You got to love him. Tons of tons of personality and
30:13
just fire under him. He's been a big part why the
30:16
Grizzlies have been winning games despite John Morant being
30:18
out and Dow, Zach, Eddie being out.
30:21
I'll go Cam Spencer. All right, my final pick and I'm
30:24
looking at there's so many guys that I can go with this.
30:28
I'm going to go with Trey Murphy and Trey Murphy for the Pelicans
30:31
Elite 3 point shooter, versatile when it comes to defense.
30:35
This guy could do everything on a basketball court.
30:38
The Pelicans, there's nothing to there's nothing that stands out
30:42
from the Pelicans as far as I'm concerned from this team.
30:45
But Trey Murphy does everything right.
30:48
He could shoot, he could defend. He's one of the more underrated
30:52
players in the NBA. So as far as we're talking about
30:55
underrated, I'm gonna go Trey Murphy.
30:57
Yeah, I'll take another role player.
30:59
I'll take Tari Eason with my last pick for the Rockets
31:03
Supreme energy guy. He never turns the ball over.
31:05
He has a high assist rate, gets a lot of steals.
31:07
He gets a lot of offense rebounds.
31:09
He creates three extra shots per game compared to the other team.
31:12
He's also leading the league in three-point percentage as well.
31:14
He's shooting 52% from three right now.
31:16
All. Right, very good battle here.
31:18
Yeah, this was a pretty intense one year.
31:21
Last round of King of the Hill. Java come back in on camera.
31:23
We got to make our selections here.
31:26
I think I'll start here. I'll we'll go to Java and we'll
31:30
finish it off with Tommy. Jaylen Johnson was the best of
31:33
the individual picks for sure. I like the pick of Josh Hart as
31:37
well and Trey Murphy's another one that I think is is an
31:40
underrated one. I'm going to give Errol a slight
31:43
edge. Even though I think Jaylen
31:44
Johnson was the best individual one, I think collectively those
31:47
two give him a slight knock. Jabba.
31:50
Well, you know where I'm going and I'm going, Jared, just
31:56
because the effort that he's made, not saying Errol doesn't
31:59
make effort, but Jared's my dude and always will be.
32:04
And love you, Errol, you know that.
32:06
But I'm, I'm stuck with you And, and I hope Jared's stuck with us
32:12
and I'm going to ride with him too.
32:13
So the fact that his knowledge is it goes beyond just the
32:17
surface level of what he looks at.
32:20
And yeah, did he, did he stay with his Homer team a little
32:22
bit, which we all love. We haven't had one Nebraska
32:27
reference and we haven't needed to.
32:30
There's anything been shit we need to talk about?
32:32
They're not getting an NBA. Team I wasn't I wasn't going to
32:35
name Bryce Mcgowan's as an option.
32:38
You know what he's. He's he's.
32:41
Alive and he's doing OK, but when you could have dropped a
32:45
Tron Lou maybe, but he's a coach.
32:47
Sorry and but no, Jared's my guy.
32:50
Always arrow love you. But I'm going to Jared just
32:53
because that's like you're not going to answer speedy on some
32:56
things. I'm I'm going to hold that too.
32:58
And Jared's my dude. Yeah, and from my final pick, I
33:02
thought you guys picks were really, really good.
33:04
I disagree with a little bit on the Peyton Pritchard pick, but I
33:07
do think that Errol's other two picks were a lot stronger,
33:10
Jared. So hey, man, I gave you the I
33:13
gave you the little bit of a lot.
33:14
But hey, it's all good, man. You'll throw it down next time
33:16
you're on here. It's fine, I didn't deserve to
33:20
be in this final round anyway. So no, I'll tell you why.
33:23
And by the way, I am not a Peyton Pritchard fan, but this
33:27
guy has. For the last two years he's been
33:30
one of the best six man players in the league.
33:33
And would you call him underrated though?
33:35
I did, absolutely, absolutely. What's your, what's your death
33:39
like? That's the one thing I want to
33:41
ask. Like, what is your definition of
33:43
like? What does underrated mean?
33:46
My definition of underrated is guys that are not appreciated in
33:50
the league as much as they should be.
33:52
And Peyton Pritchard, even though he was the 6th man of the
33:56
year, people forget what he is on the on the Celtics because
34:00
you got Jason Tatum, you got Jaylen Brown.
34:03
You used to have Porzingis there.
34:06
Yeah, I'm just, I'm just saying he's he's hidden from talent
34:09
around him. So people forget that Peyton
34:11
Pritchard was a big part of their their record over the last
34:15
couple of years and why they've been such a good team every
34:18
single season over the last couple of years.
34:20
And he was a steal in the second round.
34:22
Remember, this guy was a second round draft back.
34:25
So Kim Spencer was the 53rd pick.
34:26
I. Blessing James Benser.
34:30
Dropping knowledge, Gerald. Dropping knowledge.
34:32
Let's put them. Next to each other, Kim
34:33
Spencer's been better this year. This year, But who's been better
34:37
all around? Yeah, Spencer's only in a second
34:39
season. You do have to get.
34:43
My guys are too underrated. They're too underrated.
34:46
They're still flying. Jared, they'll give you this.
34:48
Errol can like care Spencer because he played for U Conn and
34:51
Dan Hurley, Hurley's Errol's favorite college basketball
34:53
coach. Ed.
34:54
He was the one that shot so well that it stirred up Klay Thompson
34:57
whining to John Moran. First of all, Bobby Hurley is my
35:00
favorite college basketball coach just because he's Bobby
35:02
Hurley. But I like the Hurley brothers
35:05
and I love Danny Hurley and I root for Danny Hurley and I
35:08
think he'll be a great. Did that ever bother you in blue
35:11
chips when he was coaching a different team?
35:14
I'm not going to answer that. I love blue chips.
35:20
I love the movie and. Well, I'm just asking, did that
35:24
did that not bother you? Yes, of course, of course.
35:28
OK, Bobby Hurley is my all time, one of my all time favorite
35:32
players in any sport. So I just follow everything that
35:36
he that he is on and off the basketball court.
35:39
And by the way, I'm working, we're working on getting Bobby
35:41
Hurley on the show cuz that would be a great treat to go
35:44
back and forth and talk basketball, college basketball,
35:47
NBA basketball. With Bobby Hurley, Hurley
35:49
family's got to be in the top five of royalty in basketball,
35:52
right? No question, no question.
35:54
I don't think anybody can argue that.
35:56
And, and most successful too, if you think about it, their father
36:00
won how many state championships over there in New Jersey?
36:04
And Bobby Hurley was a great player, two time NCAA champion,
36:09
never won it and then hit and then obviously Danny Hurley won
36:12
back-to-back championships for the NCAA self with UConn.
36:15
So I think they've been the most successful family when it comes
36:19
to college and high school ball. And and by the way, they all
36:24
play for their father and Danny Hurley was a terrible college
36:27
player over there in Princeton. So, and I don't think Danny
36:31
wants to hear that, but it's true.
36:33
He wasn't that great of a basketball player, but great
36:36
coach, great family. That's one we need to do like
36:39
royalty and families in all of sports.
36:42
A lot of people don't like really think about like the
36:45
Venables in baseball is a royalty family.
36:48
Yeah. Yep, which a lot of people don't
36:50
like understand that. And I don't think a lot of
36:52
people talk about those like we all get the bonds as we all get
36:55
the all the other stuff of, you know, the Mannings and all.
36:59
But there's a lot of great families that have been in this
37:01
game that people don't really look upon, you know?
37:05
Yep and and that's why I think sports Gordie Howe the 2 they
37:10
Gordie Howe is the only father and son.
37:14
The only father that played with both his sons before he retired
37:17
on the same team. Now how crazy is that?
37:20
And. My bad players to play 5
37:21
decades. I, I mean, the guy was
37:23
unbelievable and the guy had some stamina and didn't matter
37:25
how old he was, Gord and he was so mean.
37:28
And I, I, I had the privilege to meet Gordie Howe, one of the
37:31
nicest hockey personalities you'll ever meet.
37:36
I mean, guys so gracious. He'll sign everything.
37:39
And so he will talk hockey with you.
37:41
And by the way, his second favorite sport.
37:43
You'll like this. His second favorite sport he is
37:47
basketball, so he loves talking basketball.
37:49
So true story about Gordie Howe, he loves talking about NBA
37:53
basketball. Could your Could you guys guess
37:55
who his favorite basketball team was?
37:58
Gordie Howe? Was he a Pistons fan?
38:01
No, he. Was not.
38:04
Was it something that wouldn't be obvious from like, Gordy's
38:07
upbringing? It's obvious.
38:08
It's obvious. Knicks fan No.
38:12
Celtics No. You guys guess I I'll give your.
38:15
Guess three times. I don't know anything, all
38:17
right. Basketball was your favorite.
38:19
Was Gordie Howe's favorite? I know, but I don't know
38:21
anything about Gordie Howe all. Right.
38:22
His favorite basketball team was, believe it or not, his
38:25
favorite basketball team was an old team.
38:28
Speedy got to guess this. The Lakers.
38:29
I'm just going to be dumb. He's a Laker fan.
38:32
He was a Laker fan. He grew up a Laker fan.
38:34
I don't want to wait for Speedy. As he'll say so, he must have
38:36
started with the Minneapolis. Lakes.
38:39
Anyways, that is it for King of the Hill.
38:42
And now what's that smell? Hold up, what is that smell?
38:47
What's? That smell.
38:53
Wow, wow, You don't see that every day.
38:55
So we lost Nathan and he disappeared off the face of the
39:01
And by the way, Sam Donald was having one of the worst games of
39:04
his career. Set it up now.
39:05
And now he has 13 points and I was kicking, I thought I was
39:09
going to kick the you know what out of fish.
39:12
And now he's got 13 points and now they can win the game.
39:14
But hopefully, you know, we can see if the Rams could pull this
39:18
game out and doesn't go to overtime because I.
39:20
Don't want? Oh Speedy, that might be a
39:22
popcorn moment next show. Oh yeah.
39:25
I guess Sam was playing terrible.
39:28
He threw 2 interceptions. He's looked really, really bad.
39:31
He only has one touchdown. He does play bad against the
39:33
Rams dating back to. Last year, and I thought he was
39:37
only going to he was only he wasn't even going to get into
39:39
the teens. And then all of a sudden, you
39:40
know, the Rams have let him come back into the game.
39:42
So it doesn't make me any happier to watch this.
39:44
So anyways, all right, so it's pretty easy.
39:48
You're going to give us a story and you're going to tell us what
39:50
it smells like. Ladies and gentlemen, Are you
39:53
ready? All right, let's go, let's go,
39:57
poops Speedy Jabba, Jarrett, me. We'll give Jarrett the final
40:02
one, you know, the second to final one.
40:04
All right, here we go all. Right.
40:05
Why do you guys have to take the final the straw?
40:08
I'm here, dude. I should.
40:10
Because I'm, I got to do the, the, the ending part of the
40:13
show, you know? Well, you always end the show.
40:16
Let Jarrett end it on this segment.
40:18
All right, I'll go second to last and we'll let charity in
40:23
all. Right, because they're lovely
40:25
saying that is his his kumbaya to to the show, right all.
40:30
Right, let him. Go, let's go.
40:32
All right, so to start mine off, I've been doing a lot of
40:36
wrestling. This is still containing to
40:38
wrestling a bit and many people know Nikki Bella.
40:41
Nikki Bella, one of the older dating back, I guess diva
40:44
wrestlers. I couldn't really stand her to
40:46
be honest with you. But Nikki Bella is in the rumors
40:49
for apparently dating 22 year old Cooper De Jean.
40:53
Now for those who don't know the Bella Twins or others, twin
40:58
sister Nicky Aubrey Bella, the the two twins, they're both
41:02
known for being huge Eagle supporters.
41:04
Huge Eagle fans celebrated their asses off last year for the
41:07
Super Bowl win. And yeah, she's apparently 42
41:10
years old on her cougar behavior going out with 22 year old
41:14
Cooper de Jean. Now.
41:16
Hey, let the math fun. She's just coming off of a
41:18
domestic arrest assault thing with her husband from Dancing
41:22
With the Stars. She's not seeing her man John
41:25
Cena anymore, literally, physically and emotionally and.
41:29
Yeah, let her. He's retiring, isn't it?
41:30
Yeah, so. She can't see him physically and
41:33
emotionally, you know, so but hey, she let her have some fun
41:36
with a 22 year old, let her be on some cougar behavior.
41:39
Why not? And let's be honest, Cooper to
41:41
Jean, he kind of struck gold a little bit.
41:43
She's not too like hard to look at in the eyes so.
41:45
I'm just that guy could get any girl he wants.
41:49
That is true, but hey, can he can anybody else say that they
41:51
got Nikki Bella 42 year old Nikki?
41:54
Bella, I don't. I don't think that means
41:55
anything. Probably not, but hey, hey, like
41:58
I said, let them have some fun. You know, who cares, really?
42:01
I don't really care, but it's kind of funny just considering
42:04
that I did the math. She was technically, or he was
42:07
technically, four years old when she did her WWE debut.
42:11
That makes it more weird. Dude, I don't know that's they,
42:15
that's just the math. Everybody could have done the
42:17
math with that, but. Drobo smack my.
42:20
What does it smell like? Well, I got to say, it just
42:23
smells. Like I need a blow pop.
42:25
The most rancid Philly cheese steak that Cooper de Jean just
42:29
pulled out of his ass. Because.
42:31
Poops gets no coots and I. Don't know a lot of people that
42:33
do like him either. So there we go, all.
42:35
Right. I love Lisa Ann.
42:37
Before before I move on to Vine Tommy, here's the real question.
42:39
If this relationship doesn't work out, what is the chances
42:42
Niffen has with Nikki Bella? I got to go back off to.
42:45
Give. But you know, Nikki might
42:47
actually like the the behavior. So I'm putting you on a leash
42:52
now that. Gives Nathan about like a 67 to
42:54
70. Percent a lot of hot ladies.
42:56
No, that you know what that gives him?
42:58
That's from Dumb and Dumber when they're at the end of the scene
43:01
and it's one in the million. So you're saying I got a chance?
43:06
Pretty much there's a chance Speedy's mom all.
43:09
Right, so I'll move on to some college football and we talked
43:11
about Nick Saban a little bit before with Wesson.
43:14
Let's parlay. And he likes to say a lot of
43:15
things since he's been retired. Now he's accusing Texas A&M of
43:20
pumping in fake crowd noise into their stadium, which is the 4th
43:25
largest stadium in college football.
43:27
They deem themselves the college football 12th man at Kyle Field.
43:30
And it is a very loud state. I mean, when they were in the
43:32
Big 12, Jabba, you know this, they've got really loud venues
43:36
over there and Nick Saban is accusing them of pumping in his
43:39
fake crowd noise. Apparently the SEC is
43:41
manipulating them to do it in order to get better ratings,
43:44
better matchups, and more prime time games.
43:46
Because Texas A and MI believe there was a stat I think LSU
43:49
would the most and then the second most was Texas A&M.
43:53
So Nick Saban, stop being salty about a team that's beaten you a
43:56
few times the last couple years. So what does that smell like?
43:59
I wish Fish was here because he would love.
44:00
He would love this one because it's a shot at Evan Neil.
44:02
It smells like Alabama alum Evan Neil taking a ride on.
44:06
Apparently this is a thing in Alabama, The New York City Poop
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train for the entire length of our show.
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Yum Yum. The New York City poop train in
44:15
Parish, Alabama as a thing. So if you took, if you took a 3
44:18
1/2 hour ride on that and what Evan Neal would smell like
44:21
coming out of it, that's what this smells like.
44:22
Poops gets no coots. Mine's going to be mine's going
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to be a little probably on the opposite side.
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And I'm going to go NASCAR and what's that smell?
44:31
And I'm going to give kudos to what Greg Biffle did and he had
44:36
passed away, obviously, and they in a plane crash.
44:40
And what's that smell like? We've lost so many great
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individuals along so many capacities of not only sports,
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but entertainment too. And that's what sports is, is
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entertainment, right? And you know, we can go back and
44:55
look at like the first ever, you know, private plane crash.
44:58
And, you know, there's been obviously so many that come
45:00
along and it's just it, it, it's so hard to see in, in, you know,
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thoughts and prayers to his family.
45:06
He was only 55 years old. And the things that, and what
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that smells like to me is just like the understanding we all
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have opportunities in life to do certain things.
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And we've lost great athletes. We've lost great people to so
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many. And these these are only ones
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that we get to see from a certain distance because they're
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in the limelight. There's been so many more that
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have that have passed in that same context.
45:28
But it's just, it's, we need to understand what the smell is
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like is, is to smell what life is and, and to understand that
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it's precious and you never know what's going to end.
45:39
So enjoy every aspect of everything that's happening and
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the opportunities that you have and embrace them, love them and
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enjoy every second you got because you don't know what it's
45:48
going to take. Away all right my what's that
45:52
smell goes to Diego Pavia and he at the Heisman Trophy awards
45:59
said something interesting to after finding out that Mendoza
46:03
was going to win. He said F all voters but family
46:09
for life and it really stroke a bad look at Mendoza and looked
46:16
like a sore loser. He really looked like a sore
46:19
loser and then after that 24 hours later he came back and he
46:23
apologized to Mendoza because he thought Mendoza very well
46:27
deserved and and said that Mendoza had a great year and and
46:30
and apologized to all the fans out there that are rooting and
46:34
have rooted for Mendoza all season long and and apologized
46:37
to the committee and said that it was a wonderful award show
46:40
and it was a wonderful opportunity and he just is very
46:44
thankful for being there and it definitely looked like he was
46:49
being a sore loser and it didn't look good for Diego.
46:51
Diego's going into this year's draft.
46:53
He's probably going to be undrafted.
46:54
He's small I and also what was so interesting about it was
46:59
Johnny Manziel went to he was at one of his games recently and he
47:04
was doing he was vaping and he was smoking looked really really
47:07
bad and and he was all over social media putting Pavia you
47:11
know. Diego Pavia out there like this
47:13
guy should be, and maybe he should have.
47:15
Pavia had a great season. And when you're comparing him to
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Mendoza, I mean, you can argue that Pavia had a better, better
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seed. He was.
47:23
A better numbers, yes. Most Valuable Player to his
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team, but Mendoza, it took Indiana to the number one seed
47:29
and it's the first time ever to do that and and beat Ohio State
47:33
in the conference championship. So.
47:35
What that's that's that's our argument that we've had is does
47:39
does winning play that factor into it and what he's done like,
47:43
but Hobby has done that too with with something that's never been
47:47
done before as well. Well, I'm not saying that he
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didn't, but he didn't take his team to the the tournament.
47:53
And no, and that's why I said does does winning is winning
47:56
that context of of. OK.
47:59
I think 100%. I think winning means everything
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and that's the way I believe when you look at the voting.
48:05
We've had that argument amongst one another where does winning
48:09
make you the best at what you do are considered one of the
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greatest. I don't think he was considered
48:16
because he, I think that the voters looked at it for what he
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did against Ohio State at the end of the game, what he's done
48:23
against some of the the better teams of the nation when he
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needed to come back and bring his team back.
48:28
I'm not saying Pavia didn't have a good, yeah, I don't think
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anybody he was second in the voting.
48:32
But I think Mendoza, because of taking Indiana to that, did he
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hit this? Nope.
48:40
Little wide right. Wow.
48:42
Oh wow, that's not that's not good.
48:46
That's not good for Seattle and they got two.
48:47
I mean, that's not good for the Rams, by the way.
48:49
So Seattle, all they got to do is get it to the 35 yard line
48:53
and their field goal kicker is one of the best in, you know, in
48:55
the league right now. So that's a legend, Jason Myers.
48:58
What it smells like, well, it smells like poops his ass when
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he takes a dump. Especially six or seven times on
49:04
the show. Man, oh man, I take a whiff of
49:06
that when I'm sitting in the studio.
49:08
So it is a smelly one. Did you just say 6 or 7?
49:12
Get up a lot. You went bare, Tommy.
49:14
You get you get a lot. You get up a lot during the
49:17
show, so. Do you do you have IBS?
49:20
Me. No, not that I know of.
49:22
Hopefully not. You're too young to do that.
49:27
All right. Jared.
49:29
My, my final. What's that smell?
49:31
I'll be going to the universe or sorry to Ohio University, who
49:35
fired their football coach Brian Smith last week.
49:38
We are now learning that he was fired with 'cause we're having
49:41
an extramarital affair with an undergrad as well as public
49:45
intoxication. As as someone who works in the
49:49
education sphere, this is gross on so many levels.
49:52
Apparently he did it. He was intoxicated on campus.
49:55
He also had the affair at an on campus hotel.
49:59
Just what a gross weird dude. Kudos to the university were
50:02
firing him. Also, shame on the university
50:04
for hiring someone with such low moral fiber.
50:07
As in the 1st place. But what's that smell?
50:09
It smells like the puddle of urine and vomit that Brian Smith
50:13
woke up in this morning. And finally, I want to thank all
50:18
of y'all for for letting me on this show and giving me, you
50:21
know, a chance. It has been an absolute blast.
50:25
It has been inspiring as well. My friend and I just started our
50:29
own show and I like as someone who used to have a like
50:32
crippling fear of public speaking, doing this has helped
50:35
me tremendously and really, really helped a lot.
50:37
So truthfully, thank you all so much.
50:40
Well, I before Jabba has, I'm sure Jabba has his own take to
50:44
it. I think you're a great kid.
50:46
I think you have a tremendous opportunity in this industry.
50:49
Whatever you decide to do, we are here for you.
50:52
If you if you need any help, if you need any references and if
50:55
you ever want to come on the show or you want to ever help
50:57
out on the show, you're more than welcome to.
51:00
I think you're a great kid and I think you'll be very successful
51:04
no matter what you do. So I, I just think you're an
51:07
amazing first of all, and you know, you're back, you know your
51:10
sports, so you're educated in sports.
51:12
And I could see why you decided to move towards this business
51:16
because I think you're, you fit this business and you fit that
51:19
kind of mold and personality to do this kind of business.
51:22
So that that's what I would say about you.
51:24
Jared, I'll go there as well before, before you finish off
51:26
Java. I think your knowledge,
51:28
especially in the NBA and in college, college sports as well,
51:31
is really in depth. A lot of the a lot of the
51:34
markets that are in here in New York, we don't get to know as
51:37
much than you with your Louisiana background now living
51:40
in Memphis as well, get more in depth for that kind of thing.
51:42
And even in the private chat. So always, always great chatting
51:45
with us. You do a fantastic job with the
51:47
graphics and the video editing when you've had to be on calls
51:50
getting these videos even for today when fish couldn't be
51:52
there for our first two segments.
51:54
Always, always a hard worker, always reliable and it was good
51:57
luck with your show and you're again, you're always welcome to
51:59
come on. College football, college
52:01
basketball, NBA stuff. Just let me know.
52:04
Yeah, and real quick too, let me throw in there too, I would say,
52:07
Jared, you know, it's been a pleasure working with you, man.
52:09
I will say to carry off what Speedy and Arrow was just saying
52:12
too as well. You know, the fact is, is of
52:14
you, you just carry yourself a very sophistication, everything
52:18
that you talk about, so very sophisticated when you're
52:20
talking about sports. And like Earl said, you
52:22
definitely know what you're talking about with your sports.
52:24
So it was absolutely a blast having you man.
52:27
And you know, hey, let us know what your show is or whatever.
52:29
We'll definitely tune. In there, Yeah.
52:30
For me and Jared too, it's like, obviously the sports side is one
52:33
thing, man, but the greatest compliment we can get is getting
52:37
comfortable with the uncomfortable, right?
52:39
And when I started doing this, it was, you know, I, I, I've
52:44
done a lot of stuff because that's kind of what I've done.
52:46
But you, you just saying as the greatest compliment that that
52:49
you can give us and what we provided you is something to get
52:54
comfortable with the uncomfortable.
52:56
And your knowledge is, is, is bar none, like something you
53:01
love and like it's not fake. And, and we can understand that
53:05
and what we see. And I was actually raving about
53:07
you today. And we, we've had some really
53:09
good interns in the aspect of kind of what they do.
53:12
But like, it's not only like what you it, it's because you
53:16
care. And I think for me, it's like
53:19
seeing that in, in the capacity of, of how you've done it.
53:23
And man, just want to see you succeed and want to see
53:28
everything that you're doing. And you know, if we can help in
53:31
any way, please let us know. We're only a text or a Callaway
53:35
if there's something that we can help with you.
53:36
But man, it's been an absolute pleasure.
53:39
It's it. I've learned a lot from you and
53:42
I learn every day on the show and it's because of you guys.
53:45
And I'm very grateful for that. And I'm glad you gave us the
53:49
opportunity to be able to do that.
53:51
So thank you so much. And hopefully we weren't full of
53:54
shit all the time, maybe just half the time.
53:57
But you've been great, man. And I appreciate your time
54:01
because we know time is the biggest thing that you have, and
54:05
we just appreciate it more than you'll ever know.
54:07
My rear end is burning. Thank you so much.
54:12
Thank thank you all so much for the kind words.
54:14
Wow, it's yeah, you're it's not. We have to.
54:19
It's because you earned it, man. How'd you respect?
54:22
Respect is earned, not given. Puka Decoy is a friggin beast
54:26
man. That guy is unbelievable bad.
54:29
These catches that this guy is making tonight is ridiculous.
54:33
What a fight by Sean McVay. I can't stand Sean McVay.
54:35
That's it for our show ladies and gentlemen.
54:37
Thank you to all the Spotify and Apple fans tuning into us or the
54:41
video and audio. Thank you to all the fans out
54:44
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54:47
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54:54
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54:56
So an X so thank you to all the fans TuneIn next week.
54:59
Who do we have on on Monday and Thursday?
55:01
Speedy? Thursday is Christmas, we're not
55:03
going to have a show on Christmas, 1 mega show like we
55:05
did the Monday before Thanksgiving as well.
55:07
Joining us at 8:45. Jabba, you might have watched
55:09
him being a Braves fan, might have started a little bit when
55:12
you're in career as well. Daniel Winkler will be joining
55:14
us for relief pitcher pitch for the Braves from 2015 to 19 and
55:17
also was with the Cubs for a little bit as well.
55:19
All right, so there you go, Daniel Winkler.
55:21
And so that's it. I want to give a shout out to
55:24
Fish. I hope everything is OK with him
55:27
and his dog, him and his wife. My heart go where are all our
55:30
hearts go out to him and his family and hopefully his dog is
55:32
OK. And Jarrett, we love you and
55:35
stay in touch man. We really do That's it ladies
55:39
and gentlemen, we'll talk to you on Monday.
55:41
Have a wonderful weekend it. It is the worldwide sports radio
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