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Will the New York Knicks give JALEN BRUNSON big money? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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we call this the Concrete Jungle Carousel.
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We have the concrete jungle and we're going to start off with
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some basketball news because it's the only sport that's
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really in season currently. So starting off, Jalen Brunson
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talked to Vanity Fair, Errol, he wants to be paid a massive
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contract in 2028 and said that he made sacrifices for the
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Knicks to build a championship contender beginning with his
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four year $156,000,000 contract when he could have waited and
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got in a five year, $269 million Max contract.
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Obviously he'll be eligible for a bigger contract than that with
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the inflation. 2028 four year 323, supermax deal.
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He waits an extra year, five years 418.
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It looks like the Knicks are going to try to do well by him
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because let's face it, they did build a contender.
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There's no question and I do believe Jalen Brunson has taken
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less over the last two contracts.
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Remember when he he signed with the Knicks?
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He signed, I think it was a two or three-year deal worth about
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60 something million. What a steal because Jalen
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Brunson became a superstar here in New York, became the face the
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captain El Capitan, as Hart says on his on their podcast.
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So we we understand what type of player he is.
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He could go down as the greatest nick of all time.
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But here's the thing. Does it benefit the Knicks to
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give him a $450 million deal for five, five years if he wants to
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win multiple championships? He has a chance now if the
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Knicks bring it together and continue to build this with Leon
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Rose and Worldwide W to win multiple championships, not one,
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and become, I wouldn't say a dynasty, but one of the elite
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teams that they have not been in over the last 50 years.
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So if I was Jalen Brunson, I understand he's in New York.
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Taxes are high, but you have an opportunity to make money in
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many different ways with some of the sponsors.
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You you're going to get more being here than anywhere else.
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Why would you take a 5, a 500 million or 400, $50 million Max
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contract if you know it's going to hurt the team?
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That's the only thing I'm going to argue.
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I'm not taking shots at Jalen Brunson.
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I love Jalen Brunson. He deserves a big contract.
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I just, it doesn't hold well for the Knicks.
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Doesn't help the Knicks if he takes that kind of contract.
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Yeah, I worry about it with the injury history be too because
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he's always had one injury or maybe even 2 in some seasons per
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year too. Now you're going into at the
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2028, you're approaching 30 years old at that point.
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Is it going to be worth it for even giving the four year 323?
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I think if they can make it work, if he stays healthy the
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four years 323 might be good. I wouldn't do the five years,
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423 or whatever it is after that.
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I do worry about the injury history.
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Fish, I was telling you in the read off, they're like smaller
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guards. Look at somebody like Damian
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Lillard, who barely has played a lot with Portland.
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Now even this year with Milwaukee, I worry about that
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kind of thing. I don't worry about the
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injuries. I'm worried about how it
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benefits them to give them that contract to bring in free agents
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and be in a championship contending team.
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And by the way, they just gave up five first round draft picks
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for Mikkel Bridges. And every other year they're
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going to be getting those contracts, getting those picks
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and, and, and be being that the Knicks are so good, those picks
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are going to be bad. But as these guys get older,
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they're only going to get worse and eventually they're going to
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fall flat on their face. And those picks could be lottery
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picks. Yeah, we've talked about it too,
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like the the Knicks are kind of in that three-year core for a
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championship as it is. And that's where a lot of those
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picks, I think outside of the last one are going to be in.
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So if the if the Knicks don't win a championship in that span,
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yeah, then maybe you're starting to question it with the core.
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But if they do and yeah, maybe there's a little more leeway to
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get Brunson the deal. But if they don't, yeah, there's
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some questions. Yeah, you know, the other team
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in New York should be mentioned. Brooklyn Nets are in full on
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tank mode right now. Porter junior is playing
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tonight, but the it's not close. We mentioned Cleveland earlier.
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Cleveland is whooping up on the Nets as we speak in the first
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half. It's not they're already up by
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like 20 something. They're 15 and 38 right now.
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They're being they're talking about being drafting unless they
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hit big on the lottery somewhere between 4:00 and 7:00 in this
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year's draft. So I wanted to pull up ESPN's
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big board of draft prospects that are in the four to seven
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range right now. The top three are Peterson,
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Debansa and then Boozer at 3, according to ESPN.
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This is from a week ago, Boozer. Sitting there for I'm jumping on
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him and I'm opening with, I'm opening my doors with wide hugs
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and kisses because I think he's the best player in this draft
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camp. Boozer, I'm hearing that like
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the top three, it's like a top three and then everybody else
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type of a draft. So I'd be shocked if he gets out
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of the three. But 4 is sitting there is Caleb
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Wilson from North Carolina. He's 610 and 19 years old.
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He's. A pretty darn good ball handler
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and shoot shooter for a guy who's 610 and still growing into
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his frame. People are very excited about
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him. Obviously he's got the hand
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injury, but he's someone to watch.
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The Houston kid. Flemings is 5.
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Kingston Flemings another 19 year old freshman.
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People are talking about him. He had a 42 point game against
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Texas Tech last month. Big time player for a team
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that's a top five team. Then you have Waggler from
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Illinois who's got big numbers and a Mint who we've heard a lot
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about as well from Tennessee, another 610 wing type.
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You know one of these you kind of freak athlete types sit in
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there. After that you have a couple of
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names from Arkansas. Cuff junior Mikhail Brown from
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Louisville puts up points in a hurry at 45 points against the
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NC State. And rounding out the top ten,
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they have some guy from New Zealand.
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I think that no matter where the Nets are sitting and and the
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Nets could actually jump from 4 or 5 or even 7 to 1 and they'll
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get a top three player, the Nets are going to do whatever it
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takes to try to get one of those top three players.
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But this is a good draft. We've heard this many, many
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times by many different guests that we've had on the show in
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the past said that 2027 is the year to make sure you you
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scavenge up as many draft picks you possibly can.
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And the Nets have done it. I think the Nets could really
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rebuild their team if they they could get a Cam Boozer there or,
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or, or one of these young studs, maybe a Wilson.
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They get one of these guys and then build around the other two
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picks that they have later in the in the first round and the
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the amount of money that they have in free agency.
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And honestly, Porter junior could be traded in the offseason
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to get themselves another first round talent.
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So I I think they're in the driver's seat.
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The Nets are not going to be good for another, I would say
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probably 5 years. They have Sean Marks at least
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they have stability over there in, you know, as an executive,
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he's been there a long, long time.
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I remember when he was brought in taking over from the Spurs
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and he's still in the driver's seat.
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So maybe if they can get the right guy in there and the and
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they put the right players in position, they can draw a free
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agents like free agent like Giannis of that magnitude to
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come and play over there. So it's a possibility.
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Yeah, it's interesting because Sean Marks, I think when he,
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when they brought him over there, they brought him there to
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do the rebuild. And obviously Billy King was the
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best that he had inherited. And Kenny?
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He created the mess. But yeah, Billy King, Billy
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King. And Sean Marks created a mess
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over there too. I was going to say if he learns
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from his mistake and not do that kind of thing again, when you're
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trading all these good young players for Kyrie Irving and
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Kevin Durant and James Harden, who they won two playoff series,
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congratulations with that amazing big three, and they
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couldn't even sell playoff tickets there.
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Yeah, if he doesn't do that again, then you actually let it
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build organically like you've seen the Rockets do now, like
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you said, obviously. OK, see, that's the model you
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really want to get on before that big trade with Shake of
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yourselves and Jalen Williams. If they do that, yeah, they'll
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be in good shape. Otherwise, yeah, they'll still
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going to be same old Nets. Well, they got a lot of young
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guys. You would assume that they're
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gathering them to trade for somebody big to pair with
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hopefully a top three guy into this year's draft.
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It would make sense on a lot of levels.
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But again, this is a Nets franchise that seems to get it
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wrong a lot. Let's go to baseball.
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I think it's it's time we talk about some offseason baseball.
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Let's start in the Bronx with the Yanks, friend of the show
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Brian Hoke reports. Aaron Judge called the Yankees
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offseason tough to watch, especially when they were very
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passive early on with the winter meetings.
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Watching the Mets sign guys away from the Yankees, watching the
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Red Sox make trade after trade. The Orioles sign guys.
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Pete Alonzo adding pitching. He the ads, Judge ad man.
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We're the New York Yankees. Let's go out there and get the
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right people, the right pieces and to go out there and finish
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this thing off. He wanted the guys back, Trent
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Grisham, Schmidt, Goldschmidt and Bellinger, but wishes they
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could have done more. I heard this story and, and I
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he's the captain and he's really speaking for the fans and he's a
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he's a fan of the New York Yankees.
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He wants the Yankees to pull the trigger and land some
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superstars. This wasn't the offseason to
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really bring those superstars in the air.
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They really wasn't. If you look at the free agency
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market, they got Bellinger, who was one of the best free agents
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out there. They signed him, they gave him
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an extension. It's not like they struck out on
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him and lost him. They if they added Kyle Tucker,
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was that enough for him to be happy about?
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No, I I think the fact here is, is there wasn't enough out there
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where the Yankees could have pulled the trigger, where it
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would have made Yankee fans happy or even some of the
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players there. I think next offseason if the
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Yankees strike out on bringing another superstar in after the
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strike here, if there is a season, well then I think that
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Aaron Judge won't be happy with the organization.
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He's not going to ask for himself to be traded or
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anything. I don't I've never heard, I
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never heard or seen a captain ever do that.
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But I'm sure he will air out his opinions to it.
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I don't honestly, what he said to Brian Hope isn't surprising.
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It wasn't like he was out there and saying, oh, we're we're not
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a championship team. We're not even making the
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playoffs with this roster. No, he didn't say that.
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All he said is he he didn't understand that why the Yankees
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didn't go out there and open up their their pockets, even though
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if you really look at it, they really did.
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It's not like they struck out and didn't add a superstar
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player or not a superstar, a star player to a roster that a
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lot of teams were after. Seven teams were after Bellinger
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and the Yankees got them on a good contract.
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So I don't know where the complaining should be.
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Not from El Capitan or anybody else on this Yankee roster.
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They're still a contender. They're probably the best team
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in the American League, even with some of the acquisitions
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some of those other teams made. It's interesting because I think
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the trends of the Yankees of what was available realistically
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for them this offseason have gone against what they've tried
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in the past and hasn't worked. Like, yeah, OK, a lot of people
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are thinking the Yankees need to go improve their bullpen, too.
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But we've also seen offseasons with the Yankees getting these
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flashy relievers and then flaming out or getting hurt,
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stuff like that. Same kind of thing with the
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catching position, anything like that.
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They weren't never really in on Tucker.
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They were never really in on Bragman, I don't think as much
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as people think. And those were the probably the
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two biggest names beside Bellinger's bringing it back to
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to get. So if they got more in quantity,
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fine. But maybe it's more of a shot at
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Brian Cashman with all the comments he was making at the
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beginning. Smartest The smartest thing to
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do is bring up Spencer Jones. I don't want to hear about.
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Oh, we're going to trade. Him, he's he's not a piece.
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So we're going to block him. We're going to block him.
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You have a young stud right now in your farm system.
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See what you got from him. See what you what he's made of
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coming up and being called up in the major leagues.
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What is he going to do? Hit three home runs in spring
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training and you're going to walk out on him and say, well,
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we're going to move him. We don't think he's any good.
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I last year he was the best player in spring training and
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they sent him down to AAA. It doesn't make any sense.
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If you want to surprise, you want to make the Yankee fans
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happy, don't go out and say pretty much tell, tell all the
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Yankee fans your best left-handed prospect, your young
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stud power hitter who has almost identical numbers like Aaron as
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me and Fish were pointing out during during offset of the show
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and trying to compare his numbers to Aaron Judge.
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You're going to you're going to just move them because he
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doesn't fit the culture. He doesn't fit the roster that's
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built right now with the New York.
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Inc. And that's why I think these
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jabs are not necessarily at the free agent moves themselves.
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It's the way I think Cashman's operated and maybe it's deterred
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players away. Obviously, we've heard Java say
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that with certain free agents when he was there that maybe
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Cashman just negotiated him wrong too.
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And maybe that's why Jones and Dominguez that recent story too,
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maybe having judged the wrong way.
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Well, let's go across town and talk about the Mets.
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There was a very weird story. If you think this the Yankee
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story was weird, the Mets story is even stranger.
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Uncle Stevie, Stevie Money Bucks over there says that the as long
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as he's owner of the New York Mets, they will never, ever have
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a captain, despite speculation last year Francisco Lindor was
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going to be named captain of the team.
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You know, there was a lot of talk about it.
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And that frustrated Brandon Nimmo, who is now no longer part
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of the team. We've heard some weird, you
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know, stuff ranging from they just didn't get along to they
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had political arguments that made the clubhouse awkward.
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Regardless, he's gone now. Lindor, who's the longest
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tenured player on the team after Pete Alonso, Jeff McNeil and
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Nimmo were gone this offseason, says he respects Cohen's
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decision and says the label wouldn't change.
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The type of leader and personality is in the locker
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room. But Errol, it feels like a
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pretty like direct shot at the leadership going on with this
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team. Absolutely does.
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And and Pete Alonso I thought was the face of the
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organization, the polar bear. They winded up not even offer
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him a contract. He goes to free agency and goes
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to the Baltimore Orioles. And I I wouldn't be surprised if
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he hits 4550 home runs. And when he plays the Mets and
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he meets the Mets this year, he drives the ball down their
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throats. But here's the facts.
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None of those guys that are on that roster right now are
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homegrown players. None of them as, as, as far as
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I'm concerned, star players that are on that roster, Lindor Soto,
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they're not from the organization.
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So I can understand Steve Cohen coming out and saying, hey, you
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know what? None of those guys are going to
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be captains. We're not going to have
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captains. Because I I think that obviously
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as far as the organization is concerned, they're more worried
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about a casino being built over there and making sure that
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there's money being printed over there and him paying players or
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drawing players to come and play over here.
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So don't try to win championships for the fans.
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To me, it's all about winning championships.
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Why does anybody give a crap about who the captain is?
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They haven't won a championship since 1986.
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It's how many years? 30 years ago?
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40 years ago? To me, it's all about winning
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championships. So why does anybody care who the
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captain of the New York Mets is? Is it Captain America or is it
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some ass sitting out there paying tickets, $500 tickets to
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go and watch this disgraceful team choke at the end of the
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season? Yeah, it's a problem when you're
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announcing this kind of thing. I'm not really advocating for
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the match of one captain anyway. I've always argue with that with
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the Rangers too, like the Rangers switching their captains
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every year because they keep trading all the other ones.
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But the overall leadership dynamic has to be there if you
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want this team to go anywhere. And outside of maybe Lindor and
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Simeon, I don't really see any guys that are definitively good
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leader. I think Soto was just a flashy
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name, great player, but I I never really was amazed by any
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leadership quality with him. The shed's the same kind of way.
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I don't think he really is has that kind of thing and you need
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that kind of thing with more of your starting lineup guys, but
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even your pitchers too, like they're like young guys all at
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once. Like who are you going to be
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able to trust? I just think they have a problem
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that they're not a well operated team.
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They're just a bunch of money, money hungry guys right now that
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are hoping to win and hoping a mixed bag of all this can win a
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championship. You can't trust it and these
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comments really don't help. It just feels like a guy who
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tried to make a team on a video game and didn't worry about like
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the chemistry aspect of everything that's going to
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happen in the people's lives and the relationships.
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It might get ugly, but, you know, let's let's leave out some
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hope for the Mets fans. See, I'm not just such a hater,
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Errol. It's not.
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It's not everything. Give me a break.
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You're trying to be nice. I was nice, I was being nice.
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Don't you think? I don't think you're being nice.
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This will be the ultimate test. It's.
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Typical Aaron Fishman, you know, low locating, what nice is and
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what bad is. And I mean locating because he's
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probably in Washington, DC right now and trying to figure out,
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hey, you know what, let's talk about New York fans here in New
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York. So it's like all over an Almanac
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of craziness. Another tow job.
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As we all as job, we miss your job.
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We miss you Don't tell your don't tell your friend Danny
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about toes, though. As we all know.
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Or we can use the old myth. Breaking news, I'm putting you
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on a leash now. We could do it that way or we
18:38
could do it this. Way breaking news They call me
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the Ladies Man and Mr. Steal Your Girl.
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Well, hopefully he's not stealing anybody's girl or.
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I feel like Nathan needs to start, like he needs to meet and
18:49
start representing Rex Ryan. I feel like Nathan and Rex would
18:52
have plenty of interesting conversations that nobody should
18:55
hear that they would enjoy with each other.
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But that's a whole other story. Let's talk about those Jets,
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Errol. You want to.
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Jets, Jets, Jets Jets Fox Sports reports The Jets are very
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interested in Bears D back Nashon Wright favourites to sign
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him with the huge amount of cap space they have.
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He was for the Bears. If you remember last year, he's
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the guy who's coach in college was murdered during the season.
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It was in Oakland. We talked about that story.
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He was very emotional the game after.
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I think he had an interception that game.
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He had a very good, good player for the Bears.
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Good player. He's one of the top corners on
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the market. Another corner on the market
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expected to hit free agencies. Tyreke Woolen with Super Bowl
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Championship Seahawks. He was the guy.
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If they were going to pick on someone, he was the guy they
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picked on. He made a couple of blunders,
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famously. Didn't cost them against the
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Rams ultimately, but it could have.
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He's the next guy that people would take at corner.
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But obviously The Jets and the Giants we'll talk about too.
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Also very interested in corner. And then Speaking of those
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Giants, there's a guy on the Giants The Jets are apparently
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homing in on and it's our 5 foot one slot receiver.
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I'm sorry, 5 foot eight slot receiver Wandale Robinson, who
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in the, I think in the combine had the shortest arms ever
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recorded for a receiver at the combine.
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He had a lot of drops but this year he was 1000 yard receiver.
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Had better fantasy stats than Justin Jefferson after neighbors
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went down. He was the only guy that looked
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like an NFL receiver on that team.
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As far as The Jets are concerned, any corner right now
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would be an absolute home run for them.
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So I they're going to look at woolen.
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I'd stay away from woolen because I don't know if you want
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to bring somebody like that in your locker room unless you can
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control them. So that's, I wouldn't go, I like
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the kid from the Bears. I, I think that's something that
20:45
The Jets are going to look at and The Jets have a lot of
20:46
money. The Giants don't.
20:47
They're going to be looking at corners, but they can't even
20:50
afford their own players as Robinson is going to be
20:52
available. That that's the number one guy
20:55
I'd be targeting if I was the New York Giants are bringing him
20:57
back because you don't even know if your neighbors is going to be
21:00
back and he's going to be 100% this guy.
21:02
Robinson this year was a phenomenal player.
21:05
You can put him in the slot, you can put him on the outside.
21:07
He was really Jackson darts #1 target all season and long, and
21:12
to lose him in free agency is a catastrophe.
21:15
I don't care what any Giant fan says, you could go after a wide
21:18
receiver at #5 but are they better than Robertson?
21:21
I I was very impressed with Robertson all season long.
21:24
I did not think he was this good because over the last three
21:27
years he couldn't stay healthy. But when he had a chance to
21:30
spark and be a lightning rod for Gable, and then obviously what
21:35
they did in the second-half and what kind of numbers he put up,
21:38
he was a pro ball player. He he to me, he'd be the best
21:41
slot wide receiver in the league.
21:42
So my question here is with The Jets is are they going to put
21:47
themselves in the right position to land these guys and not
21:50
overpay for them? If they overpay for these guys,
21:53
they're going to put themselves in salary cap hell for next year
21:57
if they decide to move on from Aaron Glenn.
21:59
You do not want to bring a coach in that's going to try to
22:02
maneuver cap cap space in the next two or three years to get
22:06
him you know, on point for the players that he wants to run his
22:10
offense. So if you, I don't think Aaron
22:12
Glenn's the guy, as we've heard many people say, they don't
22:17
overpay for players this offseason, Wait until the next
22:20
season where you're loaded with draft stock and you're loaded
22:23
with money, where you could put the right guy in position to get
22:26
the players that he wants. Yes, I was going to mention that
22:28
One Nation, right, Because I think it is a big disclaimer
22:31
that both the Giants and The Jets have made this mistake in
22:34
the last 10 years. The Giants did it with James
22:36
Bradbury. He had two really good years in
22:37
a row at the end of his career at Carolina, but those were his
22:40
only really two good years. The Jets bid on the same thing
22:43
with Tremaine Johnson and both those contracts really backfired
22:46
for those teams. Nashon Wright kind of feels like
22:48
that same kind of thing. He's been a product of a good
22:51
secondary for a while. He played well when those guys
22:53
were hurt at the throughout this year.
22:55
Is it a flash on the pan though, and can you trust that kind of
22:57
thing for that much money that he's going to demand because he
22:59
was one of the interception leaders in the league?
23:01
I don't know. Robinson's another interesting
23:03
1. He improved very, very good as a
23:05
route runner and a deep threat this past year.
23:07
Don't pay over 15,000,000 for Robinson and I would land.
23:10
Him, I was going to say Khalil Shakir was that same kind of
23:13
thing. Buffalo gave him three-year, $45
23:15
million contract. I wouldn't exceed that if I were
23:18
any team going after Robinson cuz Robinson height wise much
23:21
more deficiencies than Shakir does.
23:23
Yeah, I personally would rather have Shakir in that deal, but
23:28
just before we leave The Jets. But Vera Tucker, you know,
23:31
obviously lots of injury history, he's probably someone
23:35
that they'll try to bring back on a low, low cost. 9 million a
23:38
year, I think 9 million. Makes sense.
23:40
I think it's I think it's going to be less than half of that.
23:42
It might not be very much just to see if he can still play.
23:46
It's like that with the injuries with him.
23:48
Bruce Hall though, looks like him and Kenneth Walker the third
23:51
who we'll talk about in the Sportsman in a little bit.
23:54
They're going to be the top 2 running backs on the market.
23:57
He wants around 13 million plus Breece Hall.
24:01
If they tagged him it would be around 14 1/2 they're.
24:04
Going to tag him so. They're 100%.
24:06
That's what they're looking at right there with Hall.
24:08
They're going to tag Breece Hall.
24:09
There's no question they are. The Jets aren't just going to
24:12
let him go and get nothing for him.
24:14
They were expecting a third round draft pick for him.
24:17
They didn't get it from Kansas City.
24:18
Who knows if Kansas City gets Breece Hall, they make, I
24:21
believe they make the playoffs and maybe make a run.
24:24
They fuck out on that because they don't want to give up a
24:26
third round pick, which is very surprising.
24:28
I think Breeze Hall is the type of guy that Kansas City's going
24:31
to go after. I could see that happening.
24:33
Kansas City will overpay for him because they need that star
24:37
running back over there with Patrick Mahomes and we'll see.
24:40
Maybe Tyree Kill will follow after that and they'll be a
24:43
contender. But Breeze Hall's going to get
24:45
franchised and The Jets are going to get something back for
24:47
him. They want a third.
24:49
They'll probably get 1/3 for him so we'll see.
24:51
I think that's the approach that The Jets are going to have to
24:52
take. Like why would they let him go
24:54
walk for nothing and not trying to accumulate that draft stock
24:57
too. There's going.
24:58
To be they don't have any third round picks.
24:59
This Yeah, right. So giving them even more of an
25:02
incentive when you look at all the four teams remaining had
25:04
good running games in the in the playoffs and even even the teams
25:07
in the divisional round. So it's a different theme this
25:10
year That's going to be valued from what we talked about on
25:11
Monday where they're are they devaluing the running back
25:13
position? I think a team will bite this
25:15
offseason. Yeah, if they let him go they
25:16
end up with like a third round comp pick for 27 I believe if
25:20
they if they do their math right.
25:22
Unless, unlike how Joe Shane did it with Saquon Barkley, that's
25:25
one other story. Speaking of those Giants, the
25:28
Giants are not as flush in cat money whatsoever as The Jets.
25:34
Looks like they're going to have to do some finagling.
25:36
They've talked about possibly cutting and likely cutting Bobby
25:40
O'kereke, their starting linebacker for the last couple
25:43
of seasons. Just hasn't been very effective
25:46
out there. Probably can get similar results
25:50
from a much cheaper player and he's going to want more money
25:53
after this season anyway. Tight end is a guy and Isaiah
25:57
likely coming from the Ravens as a name to watch, as is the big
26:01
ticket name that the Giants are looking at, which is Raven
26:04
center Tyler Linder Baum, the second ranked center in the
26:08
league last year according to PFF.
26:10
Other guys we mentioned Neshawn, right?
26:13
And then there's Colts wide receiver Daniel Jones's favorite
26:16
deep ball target this season, Alec Pierce.
26:20
Defensive tackle DJ Reader is another name, and they may trade
26:24
Thibodeau to try to free up some of that cap room.
26:27
Pierce makes a lot of sense for the Giants if they decide not to
26:30
go for a wide receiver at #5 they could trade out of that
26:34
spot and still land a wide receiver if they can extend and
26:39
add more picks. Second round would be more
26:41
likely where the Giants probably go if they they don't bring a
26:44
wide receiver in in the first round.
26:46
But Tate's a guy that I've heard that the Giants are very
26:49
intrigued speak to, very interested in.
26:51
They'll wait until the combine to really see if he's 100%
26:53
healthy. But to me, I think that the
26:56
Giants are not really going to have much much to move and and
27:00
much to trade. Now Thibodeau, they could sign
27:02
and trade him. But it's what I'm hearing it's
27:04
Dexter Lawrence is where they're going to try to move his
27:08
contract to, to free up some contract money where they can
27:12
add maybe 2 pieces for one. I think it's a big mistake if
27:16
the Giants decide to move Dexter Lawrence.
27:18
I I still think he has a lot left in him.
27:21
He has been the cornerstone of their defense.
27:23
It would be a huge mistake after having one bad season because he
27:26
wasn't 100% healthy because you like what Burns did.
27:29
He had one Goodyear. And as far as I'm concerned,
27:32
when you, when you see Burns is a good player.
27:35
I'm not saying he wasn't good with Carolina.
27:37
He was a good player. He was a top 12, top 13
27:40
linebacker, but he had an unbelievable year this year.
27:43
Can he do it over and over and over again?
27:46
And I still think Dexter Lawrence, even though Dexter
27:49
Lawrence was not at the top, at the top of his game this year,
27:52
he created double and triple teams that helped Burns.
27:55
Really, it opened up for Burns to be the player he was.
27:58
I just, I think it's a big mistake if they let go of
28:01
Dexter. Lawrence, I'm not hearing that
28:02
about Dexter. He's the guy because of the
28:05
contract that he has. There's no reason to because
28:08
they can wait till the very end and then do the extension void
28:11
years thing with his contract and free up that room after like
28:15
all those things where like you can only spend so much of the
28:18
money. This is a way to like cheat and
28:20
open up more money later on and they'll use it if if there's
28:23
like a big name that comes out. He had a down season for his
28:26
standards last year as far as the stats.
28:28
He was an all world player the two years consistently before
28:31
that dude. Not much this year. 4 minutes
28:33
ago, 4 minutes ago. A heavy as far as I'm I'm
28:36
reading right now is Giants facing difficult decisions on
28:40
keeping Dexter Lawrence on a all season.
28:42
I've seen like 5 stories that they're looking to possibly.
28:45
I'm just saying that was listen to the.
28:47
I'm just telling you. Catino and Schmelk and all the
28:50
Giants beat writers and Visignano and they're all just
28:53
kind of saying that he's probably going to be more of a
28:54
down the road situation unless like you said, if someone wants
28:58
to give first round picks. I don't know, I think they get
29:01
one for him and maybe a second. But you don't trade him if you
29:04
can't, you know what I mean? There's they'll get.
29:06
They'll get what The Jets got for Quinton Williams.
29:08
They'll get a first. He should be worth more than
29:10
Quinton Williams is a better player than.
29:12
Quinton Williams Quinton Williams was better than Dexter
29:14
Lawrence this past year and. I would disagree with that.
29:17
They're different players, Like they're one's a three tech,
29:20
one's A1 tech, but but like they're both very good.
29:22
This I'm saying that this year going into after the season at
29:27
Dexter Lawrence have I'm I'm going to say Quinton Williams
29:30
was better, especially when he went to the Cowboys.
29:32
He certainly woke their defense up.
29:33
That's right. You know, like they, they needed
29:35
a guy like him. So good for them.
29:36
I'm getting them. Let's get off of this and get
29:39
into just finishing it up. Not much Western New York sports
29:43
right now to talk. Obviously, hockey's in the break
29:45
right now for the Olympics. We'll talk about Olympic hockey
29:48
on Monday. But the Bills want to talk
29:50
quickly about their weird story about vandalism at their their
29:54
stadium that's being constructed.
29:56
Apparently there's a reward for $100,000 for some graffiti found
30:01
all over the place inside the building of New Highmark
30:04
Stadium. It's apparently they're seeing,
30:07
they think it might be an inside job.
30:08
Who knows? The Bills are just wacky like
30:10
that. But the the guys that they need
30:12
are obvious. They had no pass rush and they
30:15
had no receivers. So Trey Hendrickson is just
30:18
sitting there for them. There's no way he's going to the
30:21
Bengals. They don't have to pay him as
30:22
much as he got previously because he didn't have the big
30:25
season. He's a big man.
30:28
Let's talk about the wide receivers because it's obvious
30:30
we mentioned the couple with Alec Pierce already and Wandale
30:33
Robinson, but Mike Evans is the name everyone's talking about
30:37
for the Bills. Makes so much sense as the
30:39
outside receiver red zone threat Pickens is available likely, you
30:44
know, unless he gets tagged or something like that.
30:47
And then, you know, like Juan Jennings from the 49ers might
30:52
come available as well as. A kind of I'd stay away from the
30:55
two day it's Mike Evans that's the guy and automatically that
30:59
makes him a contender. They need they need a guy that's
31:02
going to dominate on the outside, go up and get the ball.
31:05
Josh Allen has not had a player of this magnitude.
31:09
If Mike Evans go ever, I don't care.
31:11
You want to say Diggs was great, that's fine.
31:13
He is not Mike Evans. This guy's a Hall of Famer.
31:16
He he's a tough player, go up for the ball type of player, red
31:21
zone dominance. He's everything you want in a
31:23
wide receiver for the next two years.
31:26
To have Mike Evans at the top of his game and, and fairly healthy
31:29
too. I mean, he misses a significant
31:31
amount of games here and there, but I mean, he misses like two
31:34
or three games this season, but he still plays a significant
31:37
amount of games. So I, I, I'm going to tell you
31:39
this right now, Mike Evans would be the slam dunk for them.
31:42
I, I, you could bring in a Trey Hendrickson, he'll take less
31:45
money. Mike Evans would take less
31:47
money. And if they do, if they bring in
31:48
those two guys, contenders, Super Bowl contenders, they're
31:51
the favorites are coming out of the AFC.
31:53
Slam dunk Mike Evans trade makes perfect sense.
31:55
I think you trade a big bodied receiver.
31:57
Back, you don't have to give up much.
31:58
I would say you either give up third.
32:00
Round, yeah. Josh Palmer and maybe not even a
32:02
third round, like maybe get third round.
32:03
Yeah, because they have so many big bodied receivers Buffalo,
32:06
but you need you can need one that actually has good talent.
32:08
Coleman's been obviously streaky with all the off field issues
32:10
that he had. I'm more worried about their
32:12
interior than I am with their outside fish.
32:14
But still at the same time you want to make explore the market.
32:17
If you can get Hendrickson, maybe if the Giants do trade
32:19
Thibodeau, that's an option for them to where you have to give
32:21
them like a third or fourth round pick, which I don't think.
32:23
But I'm more worried about their second guy next to Ed all he
32:27
doesn't. Get back healthy.
32:28
Yeah, I would imagine. I'm looking at the Bills draft
32:31
and I'm thinking they're going for the beef this year on the
32:34
defensive side. It would make a lot of sense to
32:37
me. So let's just finish up.
32:39
Let's talk a little college. Who Big East basketball, two big
32:42
teams this year, UConn, Huskies and Saint John.
32:45
So we're going to focus in on them until the big until the
32:48
Dance. But as far as the UConn got
32:51
knocked off by Kraton, it was pretty bad.
32:54
They were home favorites, 15 1/2 points.
32:57
They gave up 91 points. Dan Hurley called the defense an
33:00
absolute. Joke.
33:02
Lost his mind in a press conference, went a little viral,
33:04
Said they're playing with fire. They're kind of in a range right
33:08
now where they could be a 2-3 and if they, I hope not, maybe
33:11
even a four seed, but probably A2 or a three seed the way it's
33:15
going right now, St. John's.
33:17
It's good for both. 12 game win streak right now, third longest
33:22
in college basketball only behind Liberty and undefeated
33:25
Miami of Ohio. But one of the games there was a
33:28
huge fight and St. Second leading scorer Bryce
33:30
Hopkins got fouled by Duncan Powell.
33:34
Speedy, you said you were almost.
33:36
Harold and I had him on the show five years ago and funny, Funny
33:40
Story. So the first time we were
33:42
supposed to have him on the show, he left his phone in his
33:44
locker so he couldn't get it. So we had to reschedule with
33:47
him. And then he became, I think, one
33:48
of our first video interviews we ever did on Stream Yard.
33:51
It looked like he had like the Daniel Bryan front face lock in
33:55
on on him and that play obviously suspensions for three
34:00
games for Hopkins, for Powell, for pulling Hopkins down by the
34:05
head. I will say this, I think UConn
34:10
is going to be a Final Four team.
34:11
I think Saint John's could be an Elite Eight Final Four team.
34:14
I think both teams in the way they've played and, and, and
34:18
recruiting some of the older players in Saint John's, I think
34:21
Pitino obviously knows what he was looking for, what he was
34:24
missing in the the March Madness tournament last year they didn't
34:28
have enough offense. Well, this year they've been
34:30
better offensively. They've shot better at the
34:33
three-point line. I think Saint John's could be
34:35
very deep, very dangerous because of their defenses,
34:38
defensive prowess and the youth and obviously the veteran
34:41
players that they have. You gun, they're young, they
34:43
have all these 18 and 19 year olds.
34:45
But I think Danny Hurley is so aggressively funny on and off
34:51
the court. He yells at the other teams
34:53
players. He he's to me, he's the the
34:56
heart and soul of that team. And I think UConn are so
34:59
dangerous for these tournaments just because Danny Hurley is, he
35:03
coaches the game completely different than everybody else in
35:07
the nation. I Uconn's dangerous.
35:09
I think they have the size and they have the ability to score
35:12
in many different ways. And of course, the defensive
35:14
prowess that they have there there could be my favorite to
35:17
winning the whole thing this year.
35:19
Yeah. The only team with those kinds
35:20
of exceptions a little iffy with the offensive efficiency.
35:22
A very young team which usually doesn't win titles.
35:24
In today's game, they. Got two guys that could be.
35:27
Danny Hurley is the one coach I could trust to make that kind of
35:29
thing work and still win a title.
35:30
But like you said, St. John looks better offensively.
35:33
Older and very well coached. Much more deeper offensively
35:36
thanks to thanks to Hopkins. They have two, I think two other
35:39
guys that are scoring over 15 a game too, which is something
35:41
they did not have last year. So definitely a good sign.
35:44
They'll probably be like a three or four seat unless they win the
35:46
Big East tournament, then they might be, they might be a 2, but
35:48
it doesn't matter. They need to build a good
35:49
foundation. They're doing that.
35:51
It's been a great one as always, and we got two more segments, as
35:55
we call this tick tack, no tick, tick.
36:01
Morris. Right in the butt.
36:04
We get the prizes cheap because they're stolen, no?
36:10
No, no, no, no, no. Go ahead, Speedy, what we got.
36:19
You mentioned some Olympic hockey during your sports
36:21
medium. We'll we'll start with that USS.
36:23
Next opponent is Slovakia, who actually was the bronze medalist
36:26
blowing out Sweden in 2022, the last time before they allowed
36:30
NHL players back in. However, that Slovakia team did
36:32
have the number one and #2 overall picks in the NHL draft
36:35
this year, both getting drafted into the Eastern Conference.
36:38
You guys get multiple guesses. Name the two teams that had
36:40
those players. You said this year 2000. 22 NHL
36:44
Draft. They had the 1st and 2nd overall
36:46
pick. Which two teams drafted them?
36:49
Slovakia. From a Slovakia Jesus, I have no
36:56
idea. Did you say the conference or
36:57
no? The East Yep to Eastern
37:00
Conference. I'm going to.
37:00
I'm going to guess. Yep.
37:01
What do you got? The Blue Jackets?
37:04
Nope. I get one more.
37:05
Yep, we got one more. I'm going to guess again, what
37:19
do you got, Ottawa? Nope.
37:23
The Sharks Eastern. Conference.
37:24
They're West. Oh, I know you said the I didn't
37:26
say didn't know you didn't say that.
37:28
All right. And give me the devils.
37:31
Devils is 1. Yes they were.
37:32
The number two overall pick was Simonemic.
37:35
So Will sucked in the Eastern Conference a few years ago.
37:41
That sucked really bad. Tommy, you want?
37:43
Me to help you. Yeah, you can take one of my
37:46
picks. I was going to guess I'm just
37:47
looking at the teams now, the Blue Jackets.
37:49
That was already. I said the Blue Jackets.
37:51
All right, never mind. So then, yeah, you can just go
37:53
ahead and take my picks. I'll say sabras.
37:56
Nope. Worst.
38:01
So like that was the second pick, the first pick.
38:05
Who's the Slovakian first overall pick a few years ago?
38:08
Errol. The Hurricanes.
38:10
Not the Hurricanes. These were in the Frickin
38:12
finals. Hurricane's always good, so they
38:16
wouldn't be picking at 2:00. 1000 No.
38:21
Was this one of the really bad Canadians years?
38:26
Yes. It was, oh, which is funny
38:30
because it was actually the year after they made the Phantom Cup
38:33
in the 56 game season. They fell off badly the next
38:36
year. Yeah, you're Asha Slovakski is.
38:39
The first over the winner. Don't ask me how to pronounce
38:41
that. I think the Nith man is ready to
38:42
join us by the way y'all. Oh, how wonderful.
38:45
We've been graced by his presence.
38:47
Thank you. Everybody.
38:49
Thanks for for everybody for letting me join your home dog
38:53
hang out with you on my blue blazer.
38:55
And Fish, he was one of the players I think you mentioned
38:57
got a contractor the offseason. Slakovsky, he was one of those
39:00
three guys. That's what it was.
39:03
You're not naming that. I didn't realize he was picked
39:06
though. Yeah, it was.
39:07
The number one pick it was, it was a question mark at the time.
39:09
He was a bigger winger but usually wingers unless you're
39:11
like freaking. I don't know if I like fast,
39:13
don't usually go that quickly. I don't know if I.
39:18
All right, Speedy, what's next? All right, so that will I will
39:20
shift to some college basketball.
39:21
I was talking about Miami of Ohio in the in my Collier shot.
39:24
So obviously they're one of the undefeated teams.
39:25
The only other undefeated team from the state of Ohio was 1960
39:29
Ohio State, which actually they're starting forward.
39:33
One of their starting forwards end up being a legendary college
39:36
basketball coach. Who was this player?
39:38
Who was this player turned great coach?
39:41
Oh man, what school you said say?
39:42
That again to. Me.
39:43
So this was 1960 Ohio State. They're starting.
39:46
One of their starting forwards became one of the best coaches
39:50
in college basketball history. Oh, Fallen.
39:55
No clue, I didn't tell you. Forwards Ohio State.
40:05
Yep, he played for Ohio State in the 6061 season.
40:08
They lost to the championship game, so they didn't finish off
40:10
the full undefeated season, but they were in the regular season.
40:13
I'm going to take you guess what are you at, Pat Riley?
40:15
Nope. College coach.
40:17
Oh, you could rescind that, College coaches.
40:19
Oh, college coach. Legendary college coaches.
40:21
You could get it I guess though. College.
40:23
You're thinking of the famous Texas Western.
40:27
College coach. College coach.
40:33
Forward 1960s. That's hard.
40:38
Man, so 1960, that means the guy is probably dead right and he's
40:43
going or like 8080 something. So it's going to be like someone
40:49
like old time. I'm going to say Bobby Knight
40:54
it. Is Bobby Knight.
40:55
There we. Go, I was going to say.
40:57
That but I thought. It was going.
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To be too easy. Good job, Fish.
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I thought. That.
41:02
Maybe I I I heard that he was Ohio State.
41:06
I already watched that so. That was not going to get that.
41:09
All right, we're going to go down here to the corner.
41:13
Speedy, don't let me sweep you right now, all.
41:16
Right, we're going to go back to Olympic hockey.
41:18
So in that USA versus Canada gold medal game in 2010, name
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two of the three Stanley Cup champions have scored for Canada
41:25
in that game. In 2010.
41:31
In 2010, Yep. I'll go Jonathan Tase.
41:36
That is 1. Yep.
41:39
Oh, I'm going to sweep. I'm going to do it all by
41:41
myself. This is what a perfect game.
41:44
Oh my God. I mean, it feels like it's too
41:47
obvious. So I I don't want to say it, say
41:50
it. He's the all time leading point.
41:52
Sidney Crosby. Yep, that was the.
41:56
That was the easier one. I didn't know if you would get
41:57
the other. Timmy, give me some award, give
42:00
me some bells and whistles for that one.
42:02
Look at that. This is this is makes my perfect
42:06
game. As long as she's using dude
42:08
wipes and taking care of my 2 hole I'm good.
42:10
Tic Tac. No perfecto, I'll.
42:13
Give you a lot Breaking news I need Britney also breaking news.
42:18
I got to go back off now. Breaking news, Buck bug.
42:24
I can't hear it amongst all this.
42:27
Suck my indo I love Lisa Ann. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
42:34
that was Tic Tac, No? And now?
42:36
We have fish. Now we have.
42:38
Doo Doo. What's that smell?
42:42
Pass Liquor. Hold up, what is that smell?
42:45
What's that? Smell.
42:51
Wow, you don't see that every day.
42:53
My rear end is burning. Wow, wow.
43:02
That's all I can say. Oops, gets no coots.
43:08
All right, ladies and gentlemen, this is the final segment of the
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night and it's pretty simple. We're going to tell you a story
43:14
and we're going to tell you what it smells like it it could be
43:17
any story in sports or it could be something else.
43:20
Whatever floats your boat and whatever makes you hard, as
43:25
somebody gets hard every single night when he does this.
43:27
Do you want to jerk me off? Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
43:31
we're going to go. Nathan, are you doing this?
43:34
Are you a part of this? I don't have anything.
43:36
All right, so you just sit and listen.
43:37
Here we go. I got to go back off.
43:40
Now anyways, he's going to probably do that after in his
43:43
jail cell anyways. I'll go with Fish.
43:48
Tommy, Speedy me. Here we go.
43:51
Smell my ass. OK, let's get it going on.
43:54
What's that smell? The one I've got for you boys
43:57
tonight is the smell of oil money.
44:02
Yes, the Dallas oil money that has been spent, $1,000,000 worth
44:08
for the debuted rookie jersey of Cooper Flag recently at
44:14
Sotheby's private auction, $1,000,000 for the jersey he
44:19
wore the first game of the season this year.
44:21
Put up 10 points and 10 rebounds on October 22nd.
44:25
Flag obviously is having a pretty great rookie season.
44:29
Maybe not a world beating, but a pretty great rookie season.
44:33
But it appears that the collectors market, especially in
44:37
the Dallas area, is all over the future prospects of 1 Cooper
44:42
Flag that $1 million investment might be just that over some
44:48
time as he goes forward. So what does it smell like?
44:52
I looked up what crude oil smells like.
44:54
It smells like a complex, pungent mixture of gasoline,
44:58
kerosene, diesel and sulfur, which is rotten egg smell.
45:03
That's I guess. What is?
45:06
The smell of money in Dallas. I have no sack.
45:13
All right. Well, that's interesting.
45:16
Never mind. What's that smell?
45:17
I'm going to actually not even take the route of.
45:19
Sports for the first. Time I'm taking the non route of
45:27
sports and we're actually going to go into the realm of movie
45:30
business go with people who have been living under a rock and
45:33
don't know who Academy Award winner Nicholas Cage who that is
45:38
then you guys are living on a rock like I said but basically
45:44
Nicholas Cage for those who don't know of I was about to say
45:47
lives under a rock voices what's it called basically voices a
45:53
Spiderman in the in the animated series known as Spiderman into
45:57
the spider verse for those who aren't familiar with that it's.
46:00
Pretty. Pretty popular animated series
46:02
basically on top of that in the show, Nicolas Cage, like I said,
46:06
voices the sort of spider noir vigilante spider man in the
46:09
show. Well, I don't know who decided
46:11
it was a good idea, but we now have Nicolas Cage coming to
46:15
Amazon Prime Video with his own spider noir film.
46:19
I don't know if it's going to be a film show yet it doesn't look
46:22
all that great everybody. I got to be completely honest
46:24
with you and considering that he has this movie with Amazon Prime
46:28
coming out with. Him portraying John.
46:29
Madden. I don't really understand what?
46:31
Who wants to see Nicolas Cage best Spider man in the year
46:35
2026? It's just not.
46:37
Probably as good of going out and seeing someone like Pete
46:40
Carroll getting the job of the Raiders coach.
46:42
So what does that smell like? Well, in honor of the Madden
46:45
movie I just mentioned, it's going to smell like the most
46:48
rancid and rotten Turk dungeon that you can imagine being
46:53
shoved up the one and only Lisa Ann.
46:56
So there we go. Dildo can I touch it?
46:59
I love Lisa Ann. Cage.
47:01
That's great fish. All right, if I said if you
47:05
ever, if you don't ever want to get a shot at Lisa ad maybe you
47:08
have to be a animated spider man.
47:10
Actor, my pinky is bigger than yours and.
47:13
It probably is, but I'll stay with college basketball for
47:16
mine. This is kind of a duel.
47:17
What's that smell? Two different storylines, both
47:19
centering around the same person.
47:21
A interesting week for UCLA head coach Mick Cronin.
47:24
So on Monday he comes out. So Houston head coach Calvin
47:29
Sampson was taking shots at their basketball program for not
47:32
doing enough with NIL deals. Mick Cronin responds by venmoing
47:38
him a dollar and saying, oh, here here's some a little
47:41
charity to help you out with the with the funding of that.
47:43
So that was Monday and then on Tuesday against Michigan State
47:47
when they were getting blown out badly.
47:49
Their their center Steven Jamerson the second did a
47:53
flagrant foul and before the referees could even address that
47:57
a action, whether it was a flagrant one or a flagrant 2, he
47:59
ejects him from the game. Doesn't even just bench him,
48:02
doesn't even do anything. Just discipline just throws him
48:04
out of the game. Tommy is a response.
48:06
I guess it's a flagrant too. No need to consult from the
48:09
referee. So a double double duty for Mick
48:12
Cronin of an eventful. Week for him.
48:15
For the UCLA head coach. So what does that smell like?
48:17
Well, Lonzo, Lonzo Ball was a UCLA alum and he had a very
48:21
dramatic father. Thought he could beat Michael
48:23
Jordan. So when he loses 777 and nothing
48:26
in their hypothetical pickup game, it smells like lavar
48:29
balls, jock strap and tears. Never going wrong.
48:37
All right, ladies and gentlemen, our final, what's that spell
48:40
goes to the Olympics and Elisa Liu who wins the gold medal for
48:47
skating. Women's gold medal, 20 year old
48:50
Olympic now gold winnel gold medal winner, California native
48:55
after two years removed and unretired, she wins the gold
49:00
medal. And it's just an amazing story
49:03
when you think about somebody that walked away from skating
49:06
and then comes back back and and it competes.
49:08
She's a world champion and then complete competes in an Olympics
49:13
in Milan, who she was definitely going to be a medal contender,
49:18
but wasn't going to wasn't expected to even win the gold.
49:21
And to pull off this long skate and do what she did.
49:25
It's an amazing, amazing story. So congratulations to Elisa Liu
49:30
for winning the gold medal for the women's skate and
49:34
sensational story. Retired 20 year old retired,
49:37
stepped away from skating, didn't want to do it anymore,
49:39
came back after an injury and just blew everybody away in the
49:43
last two years in the World Championships and now the
49:46
Olympics and wins her first, maybe not last gold medal.
49:49
She's only 20 years old. Maybe she competes in four
49:52
years. We'll see what happens.
49:53
But great story. She just won herself a lot of
49:57
money. Let me tell you, endorsements
49:59
and all the, the great things that Olympic winners win over
50:04
the years, sponsorships. This girl has a smile on her
50:07
face. And by the way, what is that
50:09
thing between her teeth? I, I've been wondering, you
50:12
know, what is that? I guess it's an earring or some
50:14
kind, I don't know, but I, I love everything about her.
50:18
She, it's a great story. Congratulations to her and
50:21
congratulations to all the gold. Oh, by the way, congratulations
50:25
to Team USA women's hockey for winning the gold medal against
50:29
Team Canada in overtime. They were down 1 nothing going
50:32
to the third period. Take it to overtime and win the
50:35
gold medal against Team Canada. So great story as well.
50:39
Congratulations to Team USA Hockey as well.
50:42
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51:38
You guys, all of them fish with the back end stuff.
51:41
Tommy poops with the video and audio there.
51:44
Yeah, I'm doing the salt and pepper.
51:47
You just made my nipples. Hard.
51:49
I don't know if I made his nipples hard, but I it made my
51:51
nipples hard looking at that sexy face doing whatever the
51:54
hell I was doing. Yeah, we'll be back on Monday.
51:58
Who do we have on on Monday? Alright, joining the show,
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Another former Seahawks, Seahawks, Cowboys, Ravens and
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He tastes himself. I doubt he tastes himself.
52:11
Oh, somebody does. This makes my pecker.
52:13
Harder. Well, there is somebody that
52:15
probably gets his pecker rammed. I got to go back off now.
52:19
The all the all we call the only one we call Nath, the blue
52:23
blazer himself not wearing his blue blazer tonight in his jail
52:28
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