Speaker 1: On this episode of the Hate Check.
Speaker 2: March Madness is here.
Speaker 1: So while everyone's focuses on the college game, we're gonna
Speaker 1: watch the NBA for you, including that epic Mass versus
Speaker 1: Nuggets game that was right in the middle of other
Speaker 1: good college games. Good thing for that, multiview TV. Gotta
Speaker 1: talk today about Jalen Brunson. We got a big question
Speaker 1: to ask about Jalen Brunson. After another amazing performance for
Speaker 1: the New York Knicks. We gotta be talking about the Rockets,
Speaker 1: the hottest team in the league right now, What sneaking
Speaker 1: up on the Warriors, and we get.
Speaker 2: Into some news from around the league.
Speaker 1: Anthony, it's a Sunday night, Monday morning for.
Speaker 2: Y'all, so let's get into it.
Speaker 1: Let's drop that motherfucker beat the should be be honest,
Speaker 1: best regular season game so far outside of the Nuggets
Speaker 1: and the Celtics. Somewhat, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's hard in president of the moment. We got to
Speaker 1: get into what I'm fired up about. While most hoops fans'
Speaker 1: attention were squarely on the conference tournament on a Sunday,
Speaker 1: and then they were looking at the bracketology, they're filling
Speaker 1: out their bracket. They're paying venmo to fool to folks.
Speaker 1: The Intrepid podcast host had one eye firmly on the
Speaker 1: association as well. So before we get into the meat,
Speaker 1: there was some potatoes popping on a Sunday. And I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about BAM's game winning three against Detroit. I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about Victor weberin Yama thirty three seven fifteen
Speaker 1: and seven with seven blocks and an OT win against
Speaker 1: the Nets, or Grady Dick and Anthony Black trading jerseys
Speaker 1: in an all time photo op where Dick gets Black
Speaker 1: and Black gets Dick Black Duck. I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: MAVs and the Nuggets on National TV, two of the players,
Speaker 1: best players in the world, Luka and Jokic giving us
Speaker 1: a show and Jamal Murray cannot forget him in a
Speaker 1: game that the MAVs had to win, they had to
Speaker 1: win it.
Speaker 2: They're firmly on the ropes. They threw everything out.
Speaker 1: The Nuggets almost wasn't enough up ten in the fourth.
Speaker 1: The Nuggets did that Nuggets thing, decided that they wanted
Speaker 1: to win the game, and then boom poof goes the
Speaker 1: Magic Dragon. Lead disappears fast and with forty five seconds.
Speaker 2: The Nuggets had.
Speaker 1: The clock advantage, two possessions to one and the ball
Speaker 1: in a tie game.
Speaker 2: We just all assume that's that Jamal Murray.
Speaker 1: Puts them to bed, Jokic tucks him in, and that's all.
Speaker 2: That she wrote.
Speaker 1: But somehow, some way, Jamal Murray figured out a way
Speaker 1: to create some space, was left all alone, and boom,
Speaker 1: three point lead for the Nuggets came around the screen.
Speaker 1: Somebody just went, I forget who was maybe Kyrie or
Speaker 1: Irving went underneath the screen. That is a that is
Speaker 1: a mistake. But then Lucas said, oh, no, baby, hold
Speaker 1: my beer. Hit a twenty foot seven twenty seven foot
Speaker 1: three to tie the game. Then the Nuggets had the
Speaker 1: possession with twenty four seconds left. Worst that could happen,
Speaker 1: right is ot for Denver.
Speaker 2: No, baby, that's not true. They took the time down
Speaker 2: to about seven seconds.
Speaker 1: Murray shook loose, got himself an open fourteen footer, missed
Speaker 1: off the back rim MAVs got the rebound two point
Speaker 1: eight seconds left to go. They'll probably surely want to
Speaker 1: go to OT as well. Right. Oh, what happened next
Speaker 1: just adds to the legend of one of the best
Speaker 1: offensive players in the NBA, definitely the best skilled player
Speaker 1: in terms of all around game that we've seen maybe
Speaker 1: so far. And Kyrie Irving shakes off his defender, ducks
Speaker 1: around the screen, gets the ball near the free throw line,
Speaker 1: goes around Yokic, and then a hybrid baby hook with
Speaker 1: the left slap splash over Mavericks win and I was
Speaker 1: like a ridiculous what a game, Very fun game for
Speaker 1: a Sunday matinee. Huge win for Dallas. They move into
Speaker 1: a tie with the sixth spot with the Kings. Ooh,
Speaker 1: it's getting ugly. Luke had thirty seven, nine and three,
Speaker 1: Kyrie had twenty four on an off night.
Speaker 2: Jokic had an off night.
Speaker 1: Shooting but still put up sixteen eleven and seven. Probably
Speaker 1: not a game that the Nuggets sleep loose, sleepover. They're
Speaker 1: still pushing for the one seed, but they're furly in
Speaker 1: the driver's seat there. If they had to play the
Speaker 1: MAVs again in two days, I'm very confident that they
Speaker 1: would win again. They would win by twelve probably, But
Speaker 1: it's a reminder that these MAVs are dangerous.
Speaker 2: That these MAVs going.
Speaker 1: Up against anyone in a playing tournament could somehow, some
Speaker 1: way find their way into the eighth seed. And if
Speaker 1: they find their way into the eight seed and they're
Speaker 1: playing against I don't know, the Oka Seat Thunder. I
Speaker 1: tell you what, I wouldn't want to play that game
Speaker 1: if I was the Thunder. The West is a gulf.
Speaker 1: All right. Moving on, we got to talk about Jalen
Speaker 1: Brunston after he's bawled out the past two games for
Speaker 1: the Knicks forty two against the Kings followed by forty
Speaker 1: five against the Blazers. Obviously, that puts him an elite
Speaker 1: company as one of only four Knicks ever to have
Speaker 1: back to back forty point games, along with Mellow, Patrick
Speaker 1: Ewing and Bernard King. So it's sort of a similar
Speaker 1: segment to the MAVs considering that Jalen Brunson is a
Speaker 1: former mav He's a bucket, He's a Bucky.
Speaker 2: He's a bucket.
Speaker 1: And the forty point games are actually more impressive when
Speaker 1: you look at the fact that I don't know, the
Speaker 1: NBA came out and told us that they have tamped
Speaker 1: down and changed the rules or changed what the referees
Speaker 1: are looking at in terms of hunting fouls, and now
Speaker 1: we are down to scoring in the nineteen eighties level
Speaker 1: in the last third of the season, and in that
Speaker 1: time where we're seeing seventy point games seventy five, Jalen
Speaker 1: Brunson is putting up forty. He's actually producing more than
Speaker 1: he was in the scoring heyday where guys are putting
Speaker 1: up seventy and eighty in a game.
Speaker 2: So doesn't that.
Speaker 1: Actually feel like along the way, as competition has gotten tougher,
Speaker 1: the spotlight has gotten brighter and the moment has gotten
Speaker 1: more important, that Jalen Brunson has elevated his game as well.
Speaker 1: It does, right, It feels like that to me as well.
Speaker 1: So I was thinking about Jayalen Brunson this morning, and
Speaker 1: I've got like a few thoughts and questions. Number one,
Speaker 1: like the number one thought and question is like, I
Speaker 1: think that what Mark Cuban and the MAVs did with
Speaker 1: Jalen Brunson's contract when they could have had him for
Speaker 1: four years and fifty six million dollars and they turned
Speaker 1: it down twice, is maybe the worst fumble the bag
Speaker 1: moment in the NBA, Like maybe maybe ever, right, like
Speaker 1: in the last ten years in the NBA for sure, Right.
Speaker 2: Is that not the biggest mistake that we've seen a.
Speaker 1: Front office make number two, Like, why are we not
Speaker 1: talking about Jalen Brunson as an MVP. I mean, we
Speaker 1: talked about Shay, we talked about Luca, but like, let's
Speaker 1: get into the details on how impactful Jalen Brunson is
Speaker 1: for his team versus Hey, how impactful you know Luka
Speaker 1: Doncic is, who is right now the second or the
Speaker 1: third MVP candidate, or how impactful you know Jalen Brunson
Speaker 1: is compared to Shake Gold, just Alexander and three. And
Speaker 1: this is probably the most I don't know, like controversial question.
Speaker 1: This is a doozy, like I feel scared even asking
Speaker 1: it on a podcast, but like, would you rather is
Speaker 1: there any world where you would rather if you're the MAVs,
Speaker 1: wish that you had built your team around Jalen Brunson
Speaker 1: or you would have built your team, knowing what you
Speaker 1: know now, around Jalen Brunson making twenty six million a
Speaker 1: year versus building around Luca, who is set to make
Speaker 1: seventy three point four million dollars according to ESPN, where
Speaker 1: his super max in twenty twenty five is five years
Speaker 1: and three hundred and sixty seven million dollars, because let's
Speaker 1: let's be honest, these are questions we should be asking
Speaker 1: number one, like, we'll take them one at a time.
Speaker 1: We've already talked about Brunston's contract, but a bears repeating
Speaker 1: like Cuban turning down paying Brunton fifty six million dollars
Speaker 1: for four years twice and then lying about it is Malfeason's.
Speaker 2: It's maybe the reason he was forced to sell the team.
Speaker 1: Honestly, can you imagine this team with Luca and this
Speaker 1: version of Brunson on the Dallas Mavericks at the same time,
Speaker 1: a guy who can put up forty and a guy
Speaker 1: who can put up seventy. Now to the second question,
Speaker 1: why the fuck is no one talking about Jalen Brunson.
Speaker 2: As an MVP candidate.
Speaker 1: I think he may be more important to his team
Speaker 1: than any other player than Nicole Jokic, including like maybe
Speaker 1: even including Nicol Jokic. If you look at his numbers
Speaker 1: twenty eight, four and six on forty eight percent from
Speaker 1: the field, forty percent from three, and eighty five percent
Speaker 1: from the free throw line, that is more points per
Speaker 1: game than six the last teen MVPs. But to me,
Speaker 1: where you get down to the nitty gritty is is
Speaker 1: the advanced metrics. Brunson has a win share of eight
Speaker 1: and a half on a usage rate of thirty one
Speaker 1: point four percent. But the winning, of course, is what
Speaker 1: matters always. The Knicks are twenty four and six in
Speaker 1: the last thirty games that Brunston has played, and they
Speaker 1: are one and four in the games that he has set.
Speaker 1: So with Brunton in the lineup right now in the
Speaker 1: last third of the season where things are getting very
Speaker 1: competitive and every win is meaningful, everyone's humming, even with
Speaker 1: the injuries that the Knicks have sustained. That's the most
Speaker 1: important part. No O g a nanobe for many stretches
Speaker 1: like the last thirty games, and where the fuck has
Speaker 1: Julius Randleman, who knows where the fuck has Mitchell Robinson been?
Speaker 1: So even with this Hodge Podcast roster, this team is
Speaker 1: damn near unbeatable with Jalen Brunston on the floor, and
Speaker 1: then win and one in four in games that he
Speaker 1: has set so unbeatable with Jalen Brunson, and when Jalen
Speaker 1: bruns is not on the floor, they are damned near.
Speaker 1: The Charlotte Hornets legitimately twenty percent winning percentage, So then
Speaker 1: you factor in how good he's been playing this late
Speaker 1: in the season when scoring is down by almost twenty
Speaker 1: five points per game. How is he not being discussed
Speaker 1: as a legit MVP candidate. Shay's amazing, Shay's consistent. Okay,
Speaker 1: see the best team in the West and they still
Speaker 1: have players though without Shay light Chet like Jalen Williams,
Speaker 1: that can get them wins. Thence Knicks right now simply
Speaker 1: do not have those guys, So is he not the
Speaker 1: most valuable dude on the team. Finally, though, and the
Speaker 1: part that I've been like tiptoeing around philosophically, would you
Speaker 1: rather build a team around Brunson at his current contract
Speaker 1: versus Luca who will be making seventy three in his
Speaker 1: new contract when he is set to sign it in
Speaker 1: eighteen months. It is not that crazy, honestly, And I
Speaker 1: think that this question will be asked sooner than later
Speaker 1: by others other than me. I think there will be
Speaker 1: legitimate media members that you watch on ESPN. They're gonna
Speaker 1: be like, hey, are we sure that Brunson's not like
Speaker 1: that much of a drop off from Luca? Like how
Speaker 1: much of a drop off is he really Brunston's eight
Speaker 1: and a half win share right, and Luca has a
Speaker 1: win share of around eleven. So follow me on the
Speaker 1: per dollar win because that's like how.
Speaker 2: Major League Baseball does it.
Speaker 1: So Brunton gets one win for his team, he contributes
Speaker 1: to one win himself for every three million dollars he
Speaker 1: gets paid. Luca gets one win for his team every
Speaker 1: roughly seven million dollars get he gets paid six point
Speaker 1: six eight million, which means for the price, Brunston is
Speaker 1: more than twice as valuable and impactful.
Speaker 2: At winning than Luca is.
Speaker 1: MLB has embraced this more than anybody else I know, NBA.
Speaker 1: It's like a it's a wild way of breaking down data.
Speaker 2: But this is a bell Weather question for that.
Speaker 1: So how much money per win do you have to
Speaker 1: pay when you're comprising your roster? From this perspective, Brunton
Speaker 1: is a much more valuable player to winning than Luca.
Speaker 2: Is because you can't. It's not unlimited funds.
Speaker 1: You have a little little like larger of money, a
Speaker 1: little bank account to play with. And when you spend
Speaker 1: seventy four million dollars on Luca, you know you can't
Speaker 1: pay anyone fucking else, anyone else, and it's like, oh,
Speaker 1: we can't surround Luca with the right guys. This team
Speaker 1: fucking sucks and they do suck, right, they do suck.
Speaker 1: But let's not act like eighty million to a dude
Speaker 1: doesn't hamstring a team.
Speaker 2: Twenty six million to a dude much more flexible.
Speaker 1: And of course that also means that Brunson's contract gives
Speaker 1: them forty seven million dollars of available money to sign
Speaker 1: other players on the free agent market or trade for.
Speaker 1: It's not as preposterous as nice ears you might think,
Speaker 1: and honestly, honestly, it's not that preposterous if you take
Speaker 1: out the money. It's not that preposterous if you even
Speaker 1: take out the money like he's you're getting forty from
Speaker 1: Jalen Brunson, and there's no Jalen Brunson barking at the
Speaker 1: refs and not going down on the other side to
Speaker 1: play defense where your team is now playing five on four.
Speaker 1: Brunson torched the Kings for forty two forty and two
Speaker 1: with four steals, four steals and a block on the
Speaker 1: heels of a forty five one in four game with
Speaker 1: two stocks against the Blazers. In his last five Jalen
Speaker 1: Brunson is averaging thirty three and five with a fourteen
Speaker 1: point two plus net rating MVP numbers. This is what
Speaker 1: coach Mike brent Brown had to say about Brunson after
Speaker 1: the game. Aside from Steph Curry, I don't know if
Speaker 1: we've blissed anyone as much as we did Jalen to night.
Speaker 1: We tried to send two defenders at them all game
Speaker 1: and he still scored forty two. We sent the double
Speaker 1: team at him every single time, and he came off
Speaker 1: the pick and roll in the second half and probably
Speaker 1: half the time in.
Speaker 2: The first half. He is one hell of a player.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, what except for Steph Curry, I don't know,
Speaker 1: like we don't see guys like Jalen Brunson. And let's
Speaker 1: be honest, the Kings have played the Mavericks. He was
Speaker 1: not talking about local that way. This is what Tibbs
Speaker 1: had to say. He is such a gifted shot maker.
Speaker 1: You almost come to expect what Jalen has done. It's
Speaker 1: every night, and it's big play after big play. Every
Speaker 1: time we need a blig bucket, he comes up with it. Also,
Speaker 1: let's be real, like if Jalen Brunson was Lucas Siss,
Speaker 1: Jalen Brunson would be like the most unstoppable wayer we've
Speaker 1: ever seen. Jameen Brunst is like six foot even doing this,
Speaker 1: it's incredible. He's like, we talk about one a's not
Speaker 1: being able to be like under six feet five in
Speaker 1: this league.
Speaker 2: Jaylen Brunson might be breaking the mold.
Speaker 1: He might be like the new Isaiah Thomas in terms
Speaker 1: of being able to be a one on a championship roster.
Speaker 2: Sounds like MVP.
Speaker 1: Shit all right, few quick hitters around the league, starting
Speaker 1: in Agetown. H Town is leading our news segment.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Houston suffered a huge setback.
Speaker 1: As we know we've been talking about Goon Squad Alprin
Speaker 1: Shangoon was lost for the season.
Speaker 2: Great theory Ankle Sprain.
Speaker 1: We pretty much wrote the Rockets out off like seven
Speaker 1: days ago.
Speaker 2: They were an.
Speaker 1: Eleven plate, eleventh place, staring straight down at a lottery pick.
Speaker 1: And then something interesting happened, something that probably Oprin Shanguon
Speaker 1: Dowters are rubbling in. The Rockets got scorching fucking hot.
Speaker 1: Even without Shanggon. They have now won five in a row.
Speaker 1: They have won seven in their last eight. Oh my
Speaker 1: Golden State, Watch out Lakers. Oh no, they better watch
Speaker 1: their fucking backs. Because the Rockets are three and a
Speaker 1: half games out of the play in right now, and
Speaker 1: the Lakers are on a two game skid, So.
Speaker 2: Why are they winning one? Email?
Speaker 1: Udokus is like the man at defense, the man ranked
Speaker 1: two in the NBA over the winning strength streak. Their
Speaker 1: offense is top ten. In other words, just this is
Speaker 1: really good, playing good enough offense to keep them in
Speaker 1: games and then playing great defense down the stretch. And
Speaker 1: the second reason, Jabari Smith and Jalen Green, two players
Speaker 1: I would never say think, I would say we're contributing
Speaker 1: to winning basketball games. Jabari Smith quietly bawling out fifteen
Speaker 1: nine and two two point two stocks per game. Green
Speaker 1: is averaging twenty one, four and three since the All
Speaker 1: Star Game on forty three thirty six and eighty seven
Speaker 1: percent splits. The funny thing, though, the Rockets offer Jalen
Speaker 1: Green and four firsts.
Speaker 2: For Michel Bridges, who's.
Speaker 1: Averaging seventeen four and four since the All Star break.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, Nets, I don't know if that offers out
Speaker 1: there for you anymore, sir, Oh No, here's how they've
Speaker 1: come down the stretch. This is what their upcoming games
Speaker 1: look like. If you're the Warrior fan listening or a
Speaker 1: Laker fan listening, listen closely to how easy this stretch is.
Speaker 1: They play the Wizards, Bulls, Jazz Blazers, Thunder Tough One, Jazz, Mavericks,
Speaker 1: t Wolves, Warriors, Heat, Mavericks, Magic, Jazz Blazers, and Clippers.
Speaker 1: That means over half their remaining games are against lottery
Speaker 1: bottom dwellers. If they take care of business, they just
Speaker 1: might be looking at a playing game and kickstart to
Speaker 1: what could be a hell of a year next year,
Speaker 1: and also break the hearts of a fan base and
Speaker 1: a team that's thinking about maybe making a deep run
Speaker 1: as a playing team like the Lakers did last year.
Speaker 1: So oh no, watch your back Dubs and watch your
Speaker 1: backs Lake show. All right, Moving on, it's not Friday,
Speaker 1: so this doesn't exactly qualify as Chris's crazy as Stata.
Speaker 1: But we gotta talk about Sam Hauser for a second.
Speaker 1: He did something last night that only two other players
Speaker 1: in the history of the NBA have done in.
Speaker 2: A blowout, went over the Wizards.
Speaker 1: Houser went absolutely bazooka ballistic from three, ten for thirteen
Speaker 1: from deep, scoring thirty points, making him only the third
Speaker 1: guy in the history of the NBA to score thirty
Speaker 1: or more points on only three pointers. Quietly having a
Speaker 1: nice season, Sam Hauser. He's averaging eight three to one
Speaker 1: forty two percent from three quietly on twenty one minutes
Speaker 1: per game. That is outstanding value off the bench for
Speaker 1: a team that's not really that deep. He is the
Speaker 1: kind of player who can turn it on, folks, in
Speaker 1: a performance like this in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Just when they need it most.
Speaker 1: Moving on, So Pistons, you know, we make fun of
Speaker 1: him a lot, and like for a good reason, they
Speaker 1: find ways to lose more games and they keep doing it.
Speaker 1: So here we go, tied one on one, one on
Speaker 1: one with the heat, the Pistons had the ball with
Speaker 1: the shot clock turned off. So I mean, there's just
Speaker 1: a million ways you can win this game, right, like
Speaker 1: worst case scenario, go overtime. If you're surprised by what happened,
Speaker 1: you have not been paying attention to what the Pistons
Speaker 1: have been doing, what they've been putting together this season, right,
Speaker 1: whatever this concoction is, they've been cooking it up.
Speaker 2: Evan Fournier.
Speaker 1: Yes, Evan Fournier came down with the rebound with twenty
Speaker 1: three seconds left in the tie game. Cad Cunningham got
Speaker 1: the ball at the top right of the key, paused,
Speaker 1: looked for some Iso action with about fourteen seconds left.
Speaker 1: Tween Tween then takes a contested three with nine seconds left,
Speaker 1: nine seconds left, Cade, No, baby, what you doing?
Speaker 2: What the fuck?
Speaker 1: So then Miami, of course, like in Miami fashion, gets
Speaker 1: the rebound six seconds left, pushes it up the court
Speaker 1: finds bam Adebayo sitting unguarded at the top of the
Speaker 1: key like his name is Camilla Cardoza, and he goes
Speaker 1: wet from deep for the last second win. He's made
Speaker 1: threes and two consecutive games twice in his fucking career. Literally,
Speaker 1: Camilla Cardoza from South Carolina.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what Kate was thinking. What MONI that?
Speaker 1: What time out? Many time out? This could only happen
Speaker 1: to Monny Williams in the circus that we call the
Speaker 1: Detroit Pistons. And boy, oh boy, do we just find
Speaker 1: ways more ways to talk about them when really we
Speaker 1: do not want to.
Speaker 2: So let's move on.
Speaker 1: So someone posted this on Reddit, a fascinating list taken
Speaker 1: from the NBA dot Com Advance Statistics. Who do you
Speaker 1: think the average the slowest average movement speed on defense
Speaker 1: is in the NBA this year? In other words, who
Speaker 1: is the slowest footed defender in the league?
Speaker 2: Who are these? Who is this list?
Speaker 1: Some of it might surprise you and some of it
Speaker 1: may not. Uh, look at this list. Number one is
Speaker 1: Luka Donci at three point two three three point two
Speaker 1: three miles per hour, Lebron James at three point three
Speaker 1: three miles per hour. He's forty, Joel Embiid sitting in
Speaker 1: the paint chilling three point three five miles per hour,
Speaker 1: Jason Tatum three point three six miles per hour, Chris
Speaker 1: Paul three point three six miles per hour, James Harden
Speaker 1: three point three seven miles per hour, Demarta Rozen at
Speaker 1: three point four two, Nikola Yogic at three point four four,
Speaker 1: kd at three point four five, and Donovan Mitchell at
Speaker 1: three point four to seven. So I try to look
Speaker 1: up the animal equivalent of these speeds.
Speaker 2: Told me the site wasn't secure.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that means, but what is readily
Speaker 1: available is the walking speed of an average man, which
Speaker 1: is three point three miles per hour, and that is
Speaker 1: actually faster than Luka Dancic plays defense.
Speaker 2: Think about that.
Speaker 1: Like the guy that you see with the fanny pack
Speaker 1: and his kids and the camera around his neck and
Speaker 1: the khaki shorts with the cargo pockets. That guy strolling
Speaker 1: between the Cut Center and Splash Mountain in one hundred
Speaker 1: and twelve degree scorching heat. That guy is faster just
Speaker 1: getting to Splash Mountain than Luca is.
Speaker 2: On defense. Lebron gets a pass. He's forty.
Speaker 1: He can still light it up, get quick when he
Speaker 1: needs to. Old heads on the list they also.
Speaker 2: Get a pass.
Speaker 1: De Rose and Ce'd be three hard on Katie. We're
Speaker 1: not gonna bag on them. The most shocking on this list,
Speaker 1: of course, is Jason Tatum. No excuse for him to
Speaker 1: be playing defense at three point three six miles per
Speaker 1: hour at twenty five Katie thirty five, Chris Paul thirty eight,
Speaker 1: creaky knees. They're just like conserving energy to the best
Speaker 1: of their ability. But Tatum playing defense like a koala bear,
Speaker 1: like a sloth who on average moves about six hundred
Speaker 1: feet per day.
Speaker 2: It's like me on a Sunday when it's march madness.
Speaker 1: That shocks me, folks, that shocks me. Stepping up Tatum
Speaker 1: or it's not just the lack of a clutch gene
Speaker 1: that we're gonna be talking about. All right, that's all
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