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Speaker 2: Welcome in. We are back fresh off vacation. What's right
Speaker 2: with Nick Right? Episode one sixty six also the beginning
Speaker 2: of Diora's farewell toward of the pod. Diora is here today,
Speaker 2: and then I know what you're thinking, Wait, she's gonna
Speaker 2: gone again, because wasn't she just gone in the Hampton's
Speaker 2: And it wasn't she just on a Caribbean vacation. That's
Speaker 2: all true, But Thursday she leaves for Europe. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 2: I apologize, I apologize. I just want the audience. You
Speaker 2: have a lot of fans. I want them to know
Speaker 2: what's going on with you. So she'll be out for
Speaker 2: the next few shows, but then she'll be back before
Speaker 2: she leaves us for college. We have a ton to
Speaker 2: get to today, but before we do any of that,
Speaker 2: some bizarres scary, but it seems like everything is okay.
Speaker 2: Breaking news from TMZ. I'm gonna read you the article directly.
Speaker 2: Lebron James's son, Bronnie was rushed to a hospital after
Speaker 2: suffering cardiac arrest during a basketball workout, a James family
Speaker 2: spokesperson tells TMZ Sports. So this is a direct quote
Speaker 2: from the James family. Yesterday, while practicing, Bronnie James suffered
Speaker 2: a cardiac arrest. Medical staff was able to treat Browny
Speaker 2: and take him to the hospital. He is now in
Speaker 2: stable condition and no longer in ICU. We ask for
Speaker 2: respect and privacy for the James family. Will update media
Speaker 2: when there is more information. Lebron and Savannah wish to
Speaker 2: publicly send their deepest thanks and appreciation of the USC
Speaker 2: medical and athletic staff for their incredible work and dedication
Speaker 2: to the safety of their athletes. That's the end of
Speaker 2: their statement now from TMZ, sources with direct knowledge tell
Speaker 2: TMZ Sports a nine one one call was made at
Speaker 2: nine to twenty six am Monday from USC's Galen Center,
Speaker 2: the venue where the team plays in practices. The eighteen
Speaker 2: year old Hooper was unconscious was taken by ambulance to
Speaker 2: the hospital. One source says it was a Code three
Speaker 2: meaning ambulance lights and SIRENSS, which signifies the importance of
Speaker 2: the seriousness of the emergency. So the obviously that's terrifying people.
Speaker 2: You know, my eight I'm a little too young to
Speaker 2: remember this moment had happened, but people order than we
Speaker 2: certainly remember Hank Gathers Lowela Marrimount, great player who suffered
Speaker 2: cardiac arrest and passed away on the court. Obviously all
Speaker 2: of us remember the Tomorrow Hamlin situation, but that was
Speaker 2: different because that was following a hit. That the only
Speaker 2: question I would have that TMZ says in nine to
Speaker 2: one calls made at nine twenty six am. That almost
Speaker 2: would make more sense to me if it was PM,
Speaker 2: because yesterday evening Lebron tweeted out the Forest Gump gif running,
Speaker 2: joking about him going and playing in Saudi Arabia if
Speaker 2: they offered him the billion dollars that was offered to
Speaker 2: Mbope for one year of playing soccer. So the fact
Speaker 2: that they have the exact statement and Shams has it
Speaker 2: too from Lebron's family, saying Brownie suffered cardiac arrest is
Speaker 2: terrifying and it's not. And we can put up the
Speaker 2: Shams tweet the if we want to, but it's just
Speaker 2: the statement that I read. Uh, it's you know, I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna speculate on what this means for his ability
Speaker 2: to play at USC or anything like that. This is
Speaker 2: just a kid, uh, and I can't. I mean, exactly
Speaker 2: my daughter's age suffering cardiac arrest, which is terrifying. And
Speaker 2: credit to the people at USC that got him evidently
Speaker 2: the attention he needed. And the other part listen, the
Speaker 2: parts of the statement that jump out to me are
Speaker 2: obviously cardiac arrest and then now in stable condition, no
Speaker 2: law longer in ICU. I mean that obviously is saying
Speaker 2: he at one point was in the intensive care unit.
Speaker 2: I this is a little confusing, it's also breaking news.
Speaker 2: But the headline is it looks like true tragedy averted
Speaker 2: for Bronni and well obviously first whole family. But that
Speaker 2: is a somewhat random and terrifying situation. So that happened
Speaker 2: that that tweet came out nine minutes ago. So it's
Speaker 2: the definition of breaking news. If there's any update throughout
Speaker 2: the show, pardon me, throughout the show, we'll bring it
Speaker 2: to you. It's a little awkward now to just transition
Speaker 2: to our normal show, but that's what we'll do. Here's
Speaker 2: what missed the cut for today's show. Steph Curry leaves
Speaker 2: Lebron off his all time starting five. It was just bad.
Speaker 2: Starting five. You had Kobe Bryant at small forward and
Speaker 2: play small forward. I guess he didn't want to do
Speaker 2: any active players. Bad start and five. I love Steph.
Speaker 2: That's bad starting five. Nikola Jokic wins a horse racing
Speaker 2: championship in Serbia seemed almost as excited as when he
Speaker 2: won the NBA Championship, and as I mentioned, club in
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia offered him bope one year, one point one
Speaker 2: billion dollars. That's a little misleading, and Babe wouldn't get
Speaker 2: the full one point one He would only get seven
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty two million because three point thirty and
Speaker 2: change would go to his club PSG as a transfer fee.
Speaker 2: All right, DIORA, Let's get to the actual show.
Speaker 3: The most important zoom call in fantasy football history happened
Speaker 3: this weekend. The top running backs hoped hopped out a
Speaker 3: call to see what they can do to get better,
Speaker 3: better contracts. Saquan seems like he folded and signed a
Speaker 3: one year deal today. If the running backs high or
Speaker 3: you as their public defender, what would you have them do?
Speaker 2: Well? Listen, The only chance the running backs would have
Speaker 2: if they hired me as their public defender would more
Speaker 2: be like their union rep. They would have to all
Speaker 2: collectively simultaneously hold out from camp. That is not realistic.
Speaker 2: That is not gonna happen. If you're watching us on YouTube,
Speaker 2: I apologize. I keep grabbing the air in front of
Speaker 2: my face. There's a gnat flying around here that is
Speaker 2: quite annoying that I'm trying to get. So the public defender,
Speaker 2: I guess, would say, you guys can all hold out
Speaker 2: and try, but that's not gonna work. H I have
Speaker 2: a different take than I think most media on the
Speaker 2: running back situation. I don't feel badly for them. And
Speaker 2: that's not because oh, they're pro athletes, they should be happy.
Speaker 2: That is none to do with that. It is because
Speaker 2: much like once upon a time, early nineties NBA. Let's
Speaker 2: go back thirty years. Shaquille o'neils in the league, ewing
Speaker 2: Alaju one, Robinson Alonzo Mornings coming into the league, These awesome, athletic,
Speaker 2: dynamic centers, some of the best players in the league
Speaker 2: played old school low posts. Give it to me on
Speaker 2: the block, and I'm gonna get you a bucket. Okay?
Speaker 2: When when that was how NBA basketball was played. Of
Speaker 2: your twelve roster spots, at least two, sometimes three of
Speaker 2: them were taken up by what were pejoratively called big
Speaker 2: white stiffs. They weren't always white, they were always big,
Speaker 2: They were very often stiffs. And the job was you're
Speaker 2: gonna play twelve minutes a game. You're allowed six fouls.
Speaker 2: You're gonna use at least five of them to just
Speaker 2: lean on, hit, come down on these dominating centers. That
Speaker 2: was a job in the NBA. Are you seven feet tall,
Speaker 2: do you have a pulse? Can you commit a foul? Well,
Speaker 2: then we probably have a roster spot for you. Okay.
Speaker 2: The game over the last thirty years has changed so much.
Speaker 2: Those jobs no longer exist, that position no longer has utility.
Speaker 2: I don't feel badly, you can feel badly for the
Speaker 2: individual person. I don't think it's bad for the sport
Speaker 2: because those jobs have now been replaced. Now are you undersized,
Speaker 2: not that great of a defender, but you can shoot
Speaker 2: from thirty five feet, you might have a job. The
Speaker 2: game has evolved in the NFL as we have become
Speaker 2: a more passing league. It's not like the money's gone down.
Speaker 2: It's a salary capped and salary floored sport. Every team's
Speaker 2: got to spend a minimum of like one hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety million and a maximum of two hundred and ten million,
Speaker 2: So the money that is not going to running backs
Speaker 2: is going to other players. It's kind of the definition
Speaker 2: of a zero sum game. So yes, it sucks for
Speaker 2: the running backs, but it's really good for a fifth
Speaker 2: string wide receiver who previously wouldn't have a job, but
Speaker 2: now he does. So that's the first point. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's a problem. It's a change. But that is
Speaker 2: not the only reason running backs don't make as much money.
Speaker 2: The reason running backs don't make as much money is
Speaker 2: because there's too many good ones. So what do I
Speaker 2: mean by that? What I mean is for basically as
Speaker 2: long as football has existed, at the peewee and high
Speaker 2: school level, the best athlete plays running back, get the
Speaker 2: ball all the time. Now it's kind of changed where
Speaker 2: some of the best athletes play quarterback, but running back
Speaker 2: was the position, and for a long time it was
Speaker 2: the glamour position of the league. So many of your
Speaker 2: best young athletes played running back growing up. You have
Speaker 2: too many good ones coming out of college. And if
Speaker 2: you can get Isaiah Pacheco from the Kansas City Chiefs
Speaker 2: in the seventh round for seven hundred thousand dollars a
Speaker 2: year as a rookie, if you can get seventy five
Speaker 2: percent of the production of a ten million dollars a
Speaker 2: year back for seven and a half percent of the price,
Speaker 2: you're gonna do that. We're not gonna get quite as
Speaker 2: much production, but we're gonna have an extra nine million
Speaker 2: dollars to spend elsewhere. This makes I'm saying it directly
Speaker 2: to Dior as much as the audience, because I'm kind
Speaker 2: of framing this in a different way than I think
Speaker 2: most people have in this discussion. But they've said is
Speaker 2: the running backs need to be able to come straight
Speaker 2: out of college or they need into CBA just for him,
Speaker 2: And maybe but again, now with just any extra money
Speaker 2: going to the running backs is gonna, in a cap sport,
Speaker 2: gonna take away from other people. But so right now
Speaker 2: there's too many good ones. Teams are passing more. Obviously,
Speaker 2: it's a position with a lot of injury risk, so
Speaker 2: teams aren't investing a lot of money. What people have
Speaker 2: not discussed enough of is that I think this will
Speaker 2: come back around the other way. And I think this
Speaker 2: will come back around the other way for two reasons.
Speaker 2: The first reason and credit to my buddy las Low
Speaker 2: does radio in Kansas City, who was the first person
Speaker 2: I ever heard say this, And I think it's really smart,
Speaker 2: and I think it is going to start to happen
Speaker 2: in college football. Running Backs still super important in college football.
Speaker 2: Running Backs still after the quarterback, probably the most glamour position.
Speaker 2: And now in college football, these guys can make millions
Speaker 2: of dollars. Are we going to start seeing some of
Speaker 2: the best college running backs? Not v Jean Robinson level
Speaker 2: guys are gonna be a top ten pick, but guys
Speaker 2: that are gonna go in the third, fourth, fifth round
Speaker 2: of the NFL Draft. Are we going to see those
Speaker 2: guys for going the NFL Draft as long as they
Speaker 2: can to stay in college because there's more money for
Speaker 2: them with name, image likeness deals in college football than
Speaker 2: there is in a fourth or fifth round rookie contract.
Speaker 2: I think we might. So when that starts to happen,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, a really good running back might
Speaker 2: become more We're valuable at the NFL because there's not
Speaker 2: as many guys to replace them. The next thing that's
Speaker 2: gonna happen, and this is gonna take longer. Is this
Speaker 2: Given everything I've just now told you about the economics
Speaker 2: of football, Dora, if you were to have a son
Speaker 2: and he is a superstar athlete, the like a superstar athlete,
Speaker 2: one of those kids that at nine years old you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: he could be a pro one day. We've all seen
Speaker 2: those kids, you know what I'm talking He and he
Speaker 2: loves football, and he comes to you and says, I
Speaker 2: can play any position. I'm the best athlete out there.
Speaker 2: What's the position? If he really does want to say,
Speaker 2: he's twelve years old, once be in the NFL, you're
Speaker 2: gonna tell him, probably stay away from ru the running
Speaker 2: back position, work on catching the ball, work on sacking
Speaker 2: the quarterback, work on these other things. You have a
Speaker 2: longer career, make more money. The best amateur athletes are
Speaker 2: going to stop playing running back. That then is going
Speaker 2: to once again lead to fewer B level running backs available,
Speaker 2: which will make the A level guys more valuable again.
Speaker 2: Why do quarterbacks make slightly above average quarterbacks like hell
Speaker 2: slightly below average quarterbacks like Daniel Jones? Why does he
Speaker 2: make forty dollars? Because even though he's slightly below average,
Speaker 2: there are seemingly only twenty four people in the world
Speaker 2: that can play the position with any level of confidence
Speaker 2: at the NFL level. Right now, we have three hundred
Speaker 2: running backs who can play it somewhat well. As that
Speaker 2: number goes down, which it will inevitably because the best
Speaker 2: young people are going to want to stay away from
Speaker 2: the position, it will correct itself. It just will. And
Speaker 2: so say, I don't I think Sakwan, by the way,
Speaker 2: made a mistake here. I think uh he he could
Speaker 2: have held out, He could have not reported to training camp,
Speaker 2: had no penalty whatsoever, and made eleven or ten point
Speaker 2: one million dollars. Instead, he signed a new contract which
Speaker 2: pays him ten point one million dollars. He has to
Speaker 2: go to training camp and the only benefit he gets
Speaker 2: is twofold. One is he can make an extra nine
Speaker 2: hundred grand in incentives if the Giants make the playoffs
Speaker 2: and he has a monster year. And the other thing
Speaker 2: is of that ten point one million, he gets two
Speaker 2: million dollars via check today or direct deposit as opposed
Speaker 2: to having it split out over the course of the year.
Speaker 2: But it's not extra money. So I think Saquan made
Speaker 2: a mistake there. I think missing out on training camp
Speaker 2: and that wear and tear, an injury risk would have
Speaker 2: been worth it to him. But that's to me, not
Speaker 2: the real story. Like and people to me are showing
Speaker 2: their own kind of blind spots here. You know who
Speaker 2: we really should be talking about feeling badly for fullbacks
Speaker 2: who don't even really exist in the NFL anymore because
Speaker 2: the game has changed. But again that's just that of
Speaker 2: the fifty three man roster, fullback is gone. But now
Speaker 2: you keep an extra tight end. So what's bad for
Speaker 2: the fullback is good for the tight end that would
Speaker 2: have been cut. So I think this all evens out
Speaker 2: to a degree. I think sports change, and you know
Speaker 2: the there this will at some point come back in
Speaker 2: the other direction. And I know people can't imagine it now,
Speaker 2: but there may a day, might take thirty years, if
Speaker 2: we're still playing pro football the way we are now,
Speaker 2: where quarterbacking has become so specialized at such a young
Speaker 2: age that there is a surplus not of great but
Speaker 2: of competent quarterbacks. And what ends up happening is that
Speaker 2: a guy who can play the Kirk Cousins level of
Speaker 2: quarterback is super easy to find. And if that happens,
Speaker 2: then the quarterback money except for the very top will
Speaker 2: go down, and that money, again in a capped sport
Speaker 2: with a salary cap and salary floor, will go to
Speaker 2: someone else. So there's my take on it. I know
Speaker 2: you're gonna roll your eyes at me. This with my
Speaker 2: entire vacation, this is what everyone was talking about in
Speaker 2: sports media. I think I probably just gave the best,
Speaker 2: most lucid explanation anyone did, at least of any platform
Speaker 2: that I consumed, because you've got to kind of approach
Speaker 2: it from a non emotional perspective in that regard, so
Speaker 2: I hope everyone feels a little more educated on that front.
Speaker 2: Do you want to go right ahead?
Speaker 3: Chris Jones is holding out looking for Aaron Donald money case.
Speaker 3: He may struggle to come up with the cap space
Speaker 3: for the anchor of their defense.
Speaker 2: Good job, But is.
Speaker 3: This a smart play because does Mahomes even really need
Speaker 3: a defense?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, so obviously Mahomes needs a defense. I here's
Speaker 2: the thing. Chris Jones going to play for the Chiefs
Speaker 2: this year. This really is about if he's gonna play
Speaker 2: for the Chiefs the next few years. There is an
Speaker 2: argument to be made he's the single best defensive player
Speaker 2: in the sport. It is inarguable, inarguable that he's one
Speaker 2: of the ten best defensive players the sport, and he
Speaker 2: is clearly one of the two best at his position.
Speaker 2: And you can make the argument that right now, this moment,
Speaker 2: he's better than Aaron Donald, not historically, but where he
Speaker 2: is in his career, that he's the best dtackle. This
Speaker 2: is tricky for Kansas City though, because Aaron Donald makes
Speaker 2: thirty one point six million a year, the second highest
Speaker 2: paid defensive tackle makes twenty four. You're not supposed to
Speaker 2: have that gap between one and two. The Chiefs want
Speaker 2: to pay Chris Jones somewhere between them. Chris Jones wants
Speaker 2: right next to Aaron Donald. I don't blame him, but
Speaker 2: It's tricky because Mahomes is on a bit of a discount.
Speaker 2: Kelsey's on a huge discount. I think this gets done.
Speaker 2: I don't, but it should be noted the last time
Speaker 2: there was a Chief that wanted to be paid at
Speaker 2: the very top of the market, he got traded. His
Speaker 2: name was Tyreek Hill. Now they could overcome that because
Speaker 2: of Mahomes. Chris Jones is wildly important to this team.
Speaker 2: I believe they're going to get a deal done, But
Speaker 2: if they don't, this is probably his last year on
Speaker 2: the Chiefs and that absolutely hurts their ability to be
Speaker 2: to go on a dynastic run. If he's there this year,
Speaker 2: which I think he will be, I think they could
Speaker 2: have a top ten defense, top ten defense. They have
Speaker 2: all those young guys in the secondary, pardon me, with
Speaker 2: a year of experience. I really like Nick Bolton as
Speaker 2: their insidebacker. They have spent consecutive first round picks on
Speaker 2: defensive ends. They then went out and got Charles Minehu
Speaker 2: and you have Chris Jones. You can have a legitimate
Speaker 2: pass rush a young athletics secondary. Bolton holding down the
Speaker 2: linebacker crew along with the guy they got from the Chargers,
Speaker 2: Lewis chanall will see what happens with him. I like
Speaker 2: what this defense can be, but the focal point is
Speaker 2: Chris Jones. Chris Jones, who was first team All Pro
Speaker 2: last year, had fifteen and a half sacks, and people
Speaker 2: who haven't been paying attention, Chris Jones Mahomes his first
Speaker 2: year as a starter, set the all time NFL record.
Speaker 2: Look it up most consecutive games with a sack NFL history.
Speaker 2: Chris Jones holds that record. He's been awesome for a
Speaker 2: really long time. But I understand it's you can't have.
Speaker 2: It's very difficult to have the highest paid defensive player
Speaker 2: in the league and be paying your quarterback fifty million
Speaker 2: a year, and so I think they get it worked out.
Speaker 2: My guess is this comes in at four years. They're
Speaker 2: gonna call it one hundred and twenty million, so he
Speaker 2: gets to say thirty million a year. But practically speaking,
Speaker 2: it's a three year, eighty million dollar deal with seventy
Speaker 2: million of that guaranteed. Clip this and mark this for me.
Speaker 2: So my I'm guessing it's reported at four to one
Speaker 2: twenty that fourth year is a fake one. It's actually
Speaker 2: three for eighty, which is twenty seven million a year
Speaker 2: with seventy million guaranteed. I think that's how that this
Speaker 2: thing ends next.
Speaker 3: Okay, the Bengals title window maybe closing before it even began.
Speaker 3: The team knows it has a big, big con Trak
Speaker 3: negotiations ahead with Burrow, Chase, and Higgins. Not even your
Speaker 3: Bengals Them shirt can save them from their impending Captain truck.
Speaker 2: Monny, if you're watching, I guess I am kind of
Speaker 2: wearing a Bengals looking shirt. Go ahead.
Speaker 3: If they don't go all in this year, will they
Speaker 3: ever make it back again?
Speaker 2: Okay, so this is a little too fatalistic for me.
Speaker 2: The Bengals are in really good shape now. I personally
Speaker 2: think they made a mistake. I think they should have
Speaker 2: traded T Higgins this summer. I think they should have
Speaker 2: traded T Higgins for a first round pick this summer
Speaker 2: because I don't think you can pay Burrow, Chase and Higgins.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's smart. I don't think you can
Speaker 2: be You obviously are gonna pay Burrow, You obviously are
Speaker 2: gonna pay Chase, but Higgins is gonna be able to
Speaker 2: demand not the very top of the receiver market, but
Speaker 2: close to it. You can have two uber expensive receivers
Speaker 2: on essentially the same timeline along with an uber expensive quarterback.
Speaker 2: They didn't trade Higgins because they are going to sacrifice.
Speaker 2: They're going to run the risk of just losing him
Speaker 2: for you know, minimal compensation or nothing, so they can
Speaker 2: be as good as possible this year. I get that
Speaker 2: it's not what I would have done, but the Bengals
Speaker 2: are positioned very, very well. But what is true is
Speaker 2: you want to win one with the quarterback on the
Speaker 2: rookie deal, you just yet ye. The Rams got to
Speaker 2: a super Bowl with Golf on his rookie deal. Obviously,
Speaker 2: they won one with Stafford. The Eagles won a super
Speaker 2: Bowl with Wins on his rookie deal. He got hurt
Speaker 2: at the very end of the year. The Seahawks won
Speaker 2: a super Bowl with Russ on his rookie deal, got
Speaker 2: back to one the following year with him on his
Speaker 2: rookie deal, never got back. The Chiefs made a super
Speaker 2: Bowl and won a super Bowl with Mahomes on his
Speaker 2: rookie deal. They then obviously just won one since he's
Speaker 2: gotten paid. The Bengals and Bills the Bills window, not
Speaker 2: that the super Bowl window is closed, but Josh Allen's
Speaker 2: out of his rookie deal. Burrow's not out of his
Speaker 2: rookie deal yet, but that clock is tick tick ticking,
Speaker 2: and so it just gets harder. And having Burrow chasing Higgins.
Speaker 2: Three awesome players all making next to nothing has been
Speaker 2: obviously a massive advantage for them all right.
Speaker 3: Next, Lionel Messy made his debut for Inter Miami, and
Speaker 3: it was so spectacular you had to take a break
Speaker 3: from your vacation.
Speaker 2: Yeah I did. Actually, I sent out this great tweet
Speaker 2: about the best at The thing about true legends, the
Speaker 2: absolute best of the best historically is they somehow always
Speaker 2: find themselves in these moments, no matter the stage of
Speaker 2: their career, and just deliver over and over again. Sports
Speaker 2: are just the best, man. That's a great tweet by me,
Speaker 2: sent after a few palomas uh on a. You know
Speaker 2: we were. That was actually the night you me, not
Speaker 2: you me, your mom and your brother went out in
Speaker 2: the town and you could have come.
Speaker 3: You were invited.
Speaker 2: You were invited.
Speaker 3: I was not invited because I said something before you
Speaker 3: guys left. I said, I have a great time. You
Speaker 3: guys were like, yeah, we will have.
Speaker 2: Oh your mom said you could go. It must not
Speaker 2: have been communicated to you. I thought you didn't want
Speaker 2: to go. Uh, oh, well that's well, you know what,
Speaker 2: maybe your brother didn't want you to go. I don't
Speaker 2: know that. I'm not going to get into the family politics.
Speaker 2: Everybody I thought you were. It wasn't me. I just
Speaker 2: want you to know it wasn't me. I wanted you
Speaker 2: to come. You're eighteen and you to go to bars
Speaker 2: and the Caymans. You only have to be eighteen, But
Speaker 2: go ahead, uh and ask the question, sorry, so.
Speaker 3: What's the big deal? Shouldn't this be expected?
Speaker 2: Because because the producer saying this was like if mahomes
Speaker 2: in the USFL No, it should not be expected. First
Speaker 2: of all, Messi is an aging player. And second of all,
Speaker 2: the what he did was like from a movie. They're
Speaker 2: in the ninety fourth minute, it's a tie game, it's
Speaker 2: his debut. It's not a penalty kick, which is a layup.
Speaker 2: It's from right outside the box and he nailed it. No,
Speaker 2: we've got it, and we've got to be able to
Speaker 2: appreciate these moments, or you would it be better if
Speaker 2: he did it in the World Cup final. They just
Speaker 2: won the World Cup final. Messi did like so I
Speaker 2: thought it was awesome. I thought it was great for MLS,
Speaker 2: really good for Apple, you know, which has this huge
Speaker 2: deal with the MLS and helped bring him over. Great
Speaker 2: for inter Miami, Great for my friend Mike Ryan and
Speaker 2: the people the Levatard Show. I you know, I thought
Speaker 2: it was awesome. I thought it was one of the
Speaker 2: coolest moments in the history of Major League Soccer in
Speaker 2: the country. All right, take quick break, come back, we
Speaker 2: have a new game to play, and we talk a
Speaker 2: little more soccer with the Women's World Cup. That's all next, Well,
Speaker 2: what's right?
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Speaker 2: some breaking news right as we were going to break
Speaker 2: It involves the NBA. What's going on?
Speaker 3: So the breaking news is that Jalen Brown Supermax extension
Speaker 3: official for three hundred and four million dollars.
Speaker 2: YEP, the largest contract in NBA history. So I think
Speaker 2: the question probably is why this took so long and
Speaker 2: what's going on? I So I think It took a
Speaker 2: long time because the Celtics had to do this, but
Speaker 2: they also understand that Jalen Brown at sixty million a
Speaker 2: year as a disaster. So the the details on it
Speaker 2: that I want to see, hold on, let me the
Speaker 2: the and I should be able to pull him up
Speaker 2: real quick again. Apologies, because this just happened. Is is there?
Speaker 2: So let me here's Bobby Marx's tweet. Is there a
Speaker 2: no trade clause on this? I would imagine there can't be,
Speaker 2: but he is obviously not eligible to be traded for
Speaker 2: a full year. That's part of the rules of this.
Speaker 2: And so the contract details are the following fifty two
Speaker 2: million next year. I'm sorry when it kicks in the
Speaker 2: year after next, then fifty six, then sixty, then sixty four,
Speaker 2: then sixty nine million in the twenty eight to twenty
Speaker 2: nine season, and that those are somewhat projections because it's
Speaker 2: based on a salary cap projection for the twenty four
Speaker 2: to twenty five season. We'll figure out what the exact
Speaker 2: numbers are next June. It again, per Bobby Marks, it's
Speaker 2: the richest contract in NBA history. The richest previously was
Speaker 2: Yoki just two hundred and seventy six million. So the Celtics,
Speaker 2: I don't know that they are confident that the Tatum
Speaker 2: Brown combo can win a title, but they couldn't let
Speaker 2: him walk for nothing in a year. If they didn't
Speaker 2: sign him to this, they would risk losing him for
Speaker 2: nothing once he became all NBA eligible. He was gonna
Speaker 2: have to get something like this or Supermax eligible because
Speaker 2: he made all NBA. And now what this does mean
Speaker 2: is for the first time in five years, Jalen Brown
Speaker 2: won't be the subject of trade speculation because they are
Speaker 2: not allowed to trade him for one year after signing
Speaker 2: this deal. Oh here's from Shams. Fully guaranteed with a
Speaker 2: trade kicker, no player option. That's, by the way, what
Speaker 2: they are haggling over on these things always. Is there
Speaker 2: gonna be a fifteen percent trade kicker, Is there gonna
Speaker 2: be a player option? Is there gonna be a team option?
Speaker 2: And Jalen was traveling this summer, and I do think
Speaker 2: the Celtics maybe we're just wanting to make sure that
Speaker 2: there wasn't going to be a star news there wasn't
Speaker 2: going to be a star available that they could trade
Speaker 2: him for. So I think I think that there is
Speaker 2: real reason if you're a Celtic fan to feel somewhat
Speaker 2: mixed emotions on this. Yes, you're glad you're keeping Jalen Brown.
Speaker 2: You saw Tatum and Brown together in the finals, but
Speaker 2: you probably don't think this team at least I know
Speaker 2: Vegas loves the Celtics. I don't love him quite as much.
Speaker 2: I think this team's gonna get over the hump. And
Speaker 2: what I would imagine is that if they don't make
Speaker 2: the finals again this coming year, that next summer, once again,
Speaker 2: Jalen Brown is gonna be the subject of trade speculation. Also,
Speaker 2: Jalen gave those weird interviews I shouldn't say weird, but
Speaker 2: if you're a Celtics fan concerning interviews this offseason or
Speaker 2: this past during the season about the struggles room of
Speaker 2: living in Boston and the struggles of being constantly subject
Speaker 2: of trade rumors. So it's kind of a marriage of
Speaker 2: convenience more than anything. But it's also the result most
Speaker 2: of us expected we would get to. All right, next.
Speaker 3: Okay, so today we have a new game called Nick
Speaker 3: Goes to the Movies. After starring in Netflix's Quarterback, Star
Speaker 3: of the Screen, Nick Wright is here to predict if
Speaker 3: these sports storylines will end up in a glow up
Speaker 3: like Barbie or a blow up like Oppenheimer. So the
Speaker 3: first one is the Ravens have finally put together a
Speaker 3: team around Lamar, but Odell came out saying, can you
Speaker 3: please turn your ringer off?
Speaker 2: Oh My apologizes, but Odell.
Speaker 3: Came out by saying he was considering retirement, which may
Speaker 3: be a bad omen. Will the Ravens glow up or
Speaker 3: blow up?
Speaker 2: All right? First of all, I love the photoshops we
Speaker 2: have here. Uh, this is a great reason to watch
Speaker 2: on YouTube. I didn't glow up. I like the Ravens
Speaker 2: this year. Now, it obviously is gonna be predicated on
Speaker 2: whether or not Lamar with the additional weapons, with Zay Flowers,
Speaker 2: with Odell, with Bateman. You know, in year two with
Speaker 2: Todd Mounkin evolves as a passer, and we don't have
Speaker 2: to have the same Lamar conversation we've had one hundred times.
Speaker 2: But anyone that anyone that is that pretends Lamar doesn't
Speaker 2: have some holes in his game when it comes to
Speaker 2: consistently making the easy throws. He's actually great at the
Speaker 2: tough throws and the elite throws, but he misses more
Speaker 2: layups than you'd want a fifty million dollars a year
Speaker 2: quarterback to miss. If he takes that next step, this
Speaker 2: is a wildly dangerous team. If he doesn't, or he
Speaker 2: gets hurt again, then the Ravens are in real trouble
Speaker 2: and they just signed him. But I don't think it's
Speaker 2: gonna blow up on them, So all go glow up next.
Speaker 3: Sorry. Even Davante Adams was impressed with the highlights from
Speaker 3: the Jets camp where Aaron Rodgers threw a beautiful touchdown
Speaker 3: to Garrett Wilson. Jets fans are getting so excited about
Speaker 3: this season they are forgetting that they are still the Jets.
Speaker 3: Will the Jets glow up or blow up?
Speaker 2: I think this is blow up waiting to happen. First
Speaker 2: of all, I've never seen more hype surrounding a team
Speaker 2: that went seven to ten the previous year and was
Speaker 2: lucky to get those seven wins. So I understand they
Speaker 2: added Aaron Rodgers now he is forty coming off the
Speaker 2: worst season of his career, But I get it. But
Speaker 2: they lost six straight to end the season. The fifth
Speaker 2: longest active losing streaking football right now belongs to the Jets.
Speaker 2: We all agree their beginning of season schedules brutal. So
Speaker 2: these guys could end up that these young players having
Speaker 2: lost nine of ten, ten of a eleven football games.
Speaker 2: But that's not as what I'm focused on. What I'm
Speaker 2: focused on is how good were the Jets last year?
Speaker 2: So let's go through their seven wins and discuss them
Speaker 2: for a moment. Win number one, Week two against the Browns.
Speaker 2: That was the game that if Nick Chubb went down,
Speaker 2: the Browns are taking these to win. Instead, he scores
Speaker 2: a touchdown to put Cleveland up thirteen with two minutes left,
Speaker 2: and the Jets have a miraculous Hail Mary on sidekick
Speaker 2: touchdown sequence to win by one against the Browns backup
Speaker 2: quarterback Jakobe Brissett, when if the Browns running back had
Speaker 2: just gone down, they lose the game. That's win number one.
Speaker 2: Win number two is against the Steelers when they the
Speaker 2: Steelers benched, Mitch Trubisky put in Kinney Pickett his first
Speaker 2: action ever as a pro when he promptly threw three picks.
Speaker 2: Win number three was against Miami. That was a game
Speaker 2: Tua was out for the game. Teddy Bridgewater started. Teddy
Speaker 2: Bridgewater got knocked out of the game one play in
Speaker 2: and Skyler Thompson came in. Win number four was a
Speaker 2: great win against Aaron Rodgers, who's now your savior. Win
Speaker 2: number five was against Denver in a game they didn't
Speaker 2: even have Russell Wilson. Instead they had Brett Rippin, So
Speaker 2: maybe the worst coach quarterback combo in NFL history for
Speaker 2: that game was Nat Hackett Brett Whippin Rippin. Win number
Speaker 2: six was a great win against the Bills, and win
Speaker 2: number seven was against the Bears in the midst of
Speaker 2: a ten game losing streak, in a game the Bears
Speaker 2: didn't even have Justin Fields. Instead they had Trevor Trevor Simeon.
Speaker 2: So you had seven wins last year. Five of them
Speaker 2: we're about. We're against backup or third string quarterbacks. So
Speaker 2: I do think the defense is gonna be good, but
Speaker 2: I think the defense might be a touch overrated. And
Speaker 2: I don't think Rogers is gonna be unbelievable. I think
Speaker 2: there's gonna be all this pressure and all of this
Speaker 2: scrutiny and all this coverage. I think this is prime
Speaker 2: for a blow up. Sorry to our Jets fan, Gabe.
Speaker 3: Next, Dan Snyder is officially out in Washington, has a
Speaker 3: star studded new ownership group. First order of business, a
Speaker 3: rumored name change again, well, a DC rebrand. Glow up
Speaker 3: or blow up?
Speaker 2: I think this is a glow up for the for Washington.
Speaker 2: Nobody was ever into the Commander's name. Nobody they were.
Speaker 2: They had a name forever that's a slur for Native Americans,
Speaker 2: and so they, you know, twenty five years too late,
Speaker 2: got rid of it. They were then briefly called the
Speaker 2: Washington Football Team, which I actually think is a dope name.
Speaker 2: I like that name. And then they switched to the Commanders.
Speaker 2: Nobody liked it. Nobody was even calling them that. People
Speaker 2: were still just calling them either their old name or
Speaker 2: Washington Football Team. So I think that's a good idea. Now,
Speaker 2: will the team be any good? Probably not, but I
Speaker 2: think the name change idea is good. Next.
Speaker 3: Okay, Steve Kirk came out saying he failed to connect
Speaker 3: to the Warriors last year. Draymond's hand connecting with Pool's
Speaker 3: face definitely made that harder. But with Pool gone and
Speaker 3: TP three n will the Warriors glow up or blow up?
Speaker 2: I'm actually and by the way, this is my favorite
Speaker 2: of the photoshops that one did the Draymond thing looks cool? Steph.
Speaker 2: When the Barbie outfitler not Barbie outfit? When the pink
Speaker 2: suit looks cool?
Speaker 3: Ken? I?
Speaker 2: Yeah, is that? But does kN wear suits?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure he wears the suit in the movie. Oh,
Speaker 3: Ken has a lot of different outfits.
Speaker 2: If you weren't going, I'm not bringing up your trip again,
Speaker 2: but if you weren't going out of town, I'd really
Speaker 2: like to go do the Barbie Oppenheimer double feature. Oh.
Speaker 3: I don't really want to see Appenheimer, but I am
Speaker 3: gonna see Barbie.
Speaker 2: I think you might want to see Oppenheimer if you
Speaker 2: had any passing knowledge on what it was about, stop it.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Okay, And it's a Christopher Nolan movie. You liked the
Speaker 2: Batman movies.
Speaker 3: I'm sure it's a great movie. It's just not my genre.
Speaker 2: It is long, it's three hours. But I want to
Speaker 2: go see it tonight. I'm gonna want to go.
Speaker 3: I'm going to see Barbie tonight with who myself?
Speaker 2: No? Yes, what do you mean?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll go as a family. Okay, I do want
Speaker 2: to see Barbie, but I really want to see Oppenheimer
Speaker 2: and obviously, I want to see Mission Impossible because Mission
Speaker 2: Possible was my favorite series.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of new scary movies coming out.
Speaker 2: I don't care about these stupid scary movies. You know
Speaker 2: what I did like the movie we watched last night
Speaker 2: as a family. They cloned Tyrone. I thought that was good.
Speaker 2: I was smart. It was really good.
Speaker 3: H It was like a mix of Get Out in
Speaker 3: Us together.
Speaker 2: I thought it was the first really good original netflik
Speaker 2: movie in a while. Like that felt like a big
Speaker 2: budget Oh I didn't know that. It felt like a
Speaker 2: good big budget movie. Uh, it felt like the first
Speaker 2: like awesome. Maybe I'm forgetting one, but Netflix like big
Speaker 2: Star big budget could have been in a theater movie
Speaker 2: since a bird Box. But again, maybe I'm forgetting one.
Speaker 2: But regardless, I'm gonna cop out on this one. I
Speaker 2: don't think they're gonna they're gonna glow up or blow up.
Speaker 2: That is the Warriors. I think they're gonna be about
Speaker 2: what they a little better than they were last year.
Speaker 2: But they're a second round team at best in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: and I don't know that Chris Paul is gonna be
Speaker 2: on the team at the end of the year.
Speaker 3: Next, Elon Musk is rebanding Twitter as X and losing
Speaker 3: the bird is ex a glow up or blow up.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. I I think Elon Musk has
Speaker 2: done a terrible job with Twitter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's kind of just decided that he was gonna
Speaker 3: take over completely well I mean but yeah.
Speaker 2: And change everything. I think he's done an objectively bad
Speaker 2: job with it. Uh. Also, he has a weird, evidently
Speaker 2: obsession with naming things X. This is what got him
Speaker 2: pushed out of PayPal was he tried to change PayPal's
Speaker 2: name to X and people didn't like that. Obviously, his
Speaker 2: company's name is space X, the Tesla's model X. He
Speaker 2: I think he named one of his kids X and
Speaker 2: then a bunch of numbers. He's got a weird thing.
Speaker 2: He's got a weird thing with the letter X. I
Speaker 2: don't get it. But I also think that Twitter has
Speaker 2: such a massive head start on all the other platforms,
Speaker 2: and so many of us use it so compulsively that
Speaker 2: no matter how quote bad unquote it gets, I think
Speaker 2: it's got a lot of durability as a platform. Now
Speaker 2: is it gonna you know, is he gonna end up
Speaker 2: losing more than half of his forty four billion dollar
Speaker 2: investment almost assuredly. But I on think Twitter's going anywhere, even,
Speaker 2: you know, despite Musk trying to run it into the
Speaker 2: ground seemingly all right, last.
Speaker 3: A new research paper out of Stanford University shows that
Speaker 3: the newest models of chat GPT are actually less accurate
Speaker 3: than before. The robots correct answers have regressed by ninety
Speaker 3: five percent. Well, AI, glow up or blow up?
Speaker 2: Listen. I think event oh that's funny full screen too.
Speaker 2: I think eventually artificial intelligence will at some point in
Speaker 2: my life, certainly in your life, artificial intelligence will be
Speaker 2: as ubiquitous as the Internet, as far as in all
Speaker 2: facets involved in almost every facet of our life. I
Speaker 2: do think go ahead.
Speaker 3: I was just saying, how school like, in the middle
Speaker 3: of the year they made it like a serious offense
Speaker 3: if you used it during school, and then by the
Speaker 3: end of the year they were teaching us how to
Speaker 3: use it so that people didn't get in trouble.
Speaker 2: For you, Well, I also listen, But I yeah, I
Speaker 2: do think it's gonna affect how you have to teach,
Speaker 2: or you're gonna have to have more discussions rather than
Speaker 2: exams and paper I get all that, but I don't
Speaker 2: think I think that we got the first glimpse of
Speaker 2: it and people acted as if it was more evolved
Speaker 2: than it actually is. So I think we are a
Speaker 2: ways away from it being able to be effectively used
Speaker 2: in everyday life by regular folks. But I do think
Speaker 2: eventually we get there. And I have not spend enough
Speaker 2: time thinking about it. My brain doesn't really work totally
Speaker 2: in the way to figure out all you're making fun
Speaker 2: because I pointed at my head of all the different
Speaker 2: ways it will impact things, from retail to every aspect
Speaker 2: of life. All right, we will answer your questions next
Speaker 2: What's right?
Speaker 3: Welcome back, Episode one sixty six. Now we're gonna answer
Speaker 3: your fan questions. See asked, do you think Alcarez will
Speaker 3: go ahead?
Speaker 2: You're right? Well, no, I'm just I realized I forgot
Speaker 2: that we hadn't talked to Wimbleding because we were out
Speaker 2: of town.
Speaker 3: But go ahead, we'll repeat at the repeat at the
Speaker 3: US Open. If not, who do you think will win?
Speaker 2: Oh? I'm so glad we got this question. Can we
Speaker 2: put Matt on camera? Matt, are you ready to admit? Hey,
Speaker 2: my guy has dethroned your guy? I don't know if
Speaker 2: Djokovic is really your guy, but you were trying to
Speaker 2: get me to bet on him. I told I did say.
Speaker 2: We didn't do a lot of Wimbledon corner. We had
Speaker 2: the peaches and straw and cream. I'm sorry, strawberries and
Speaker 2: cream that one day. But what we did have was
Speaker 2: correctly predicted the final from the beginning. I watched that
Speaker 2: whole match to you were on our flight to the Caymans.
Speaker 2: It was so perfect. It was with we were delayed
Speaker 2: on the runway for three hours and everyone was getting
Speaker 2: freaking out and getting annoyed. Except for me, it was
Speaker 2: just happily watching Wimbledon. It was great. Listen, I'll just
Speaker 2: be for the time being picking Alcarez in every major.
Speaker 2: He obviously won't win every major, but with it, i
Speaker 2: gotta maybe look at more of his record in the French,
Speaker 2: but certainly on hardcourt and grass court. I'm just gonna
Speaker 2: go with him. I mean, he's the next thing in tennis.
Speaker 2: There's just no doubt about it. All right.
Speaker 3: Next, lots of people ask did you watch the QB doc?
Speaker 2: Okay, so I haven't watched it yet because I'm waiting
Speaker 2: to watch it with you.
Speaker 3: So he watched the part that you were in.
Speaker 2: Okay, but that's not I don't care about the fact
Speaker 2: that I'm in it. Here's the thing, it's not that long,
Speaker 2: just ten parts.
Speaker 3: It's just ten parts, and it's not.
Speaker 2: Really about football. It's about people, and I think I
Speaker 2: think you will really enjoy it. I want you to
Speaker 2: watch the first two episodes with me. Two episodes, yes,
Speaker 2: two episodes.
Speaker 3: You know I'm trying to finish rewatching Gossip for the
Speaker 3: fifth time the second time.
Speaker 2: Okay, you'll be done with that by the time you
Speaker 2: get back from Europe. When you're back, I want you
Speaker 2: to and I'm waiting to watch Quarterback, even though I
Speaker 2: am basically want I.
Speaker 3: Just want everyone to know this is his first time mentioning.
Speaker 3: I don't want it to watch it.
Speaker 2: I know, I know. I've been waiting for the right moment,
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 3: You say it on here acting like I've just been
Speaker 3: like no, no, because I knew that's what your initial
Speaker 3: reaction would be.
Speaker 2: But I want you to watch first two episodes with
Speaker 2: me when you get back. If you enjoy it. If
Speaker 2: you enjoy it, we'll watch the whole series together. Because
Speaker 2: I think you're going it's going to make you entry
Speaker 2: stayed in football a bit totally. I think it might
Speaker 2: people that never cared about F one racing or car
Speaker 2: racing at all watched the Netflix series and now watch
Speaker 2: it every weekend. So you and I will watch it together.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna try to get mommy involved as well. How
Speaker 2: about you just watch it with my No, this could
Speaker 2: be a you and you're about to leave, and this
Speaker 2: would be a nice binding thing and that it would
Speaker 2: go to We're gonna do that either way, and it will.
Speaker 2: The reason I want to do it with you is
Speaker 2: if if you do, like maybe you'll love Marcus Mariota
Speaker 2: or Kirk Cousins and Mahomes obviously the other guy. Uh,
Speaker 2: then you might be invested in it. And then when
Speaker 2: you're off in college during the NFL Sundays, you might
Speaker 2: call me and be like, oh my gosh, did you
Speaker 2: see what happened? It would be great. So that's why
Speaker 2: I watch it all right.
Speaker 3: Next no Rodrigo's Rodriguez said, did you like the Steph
Speaker 3: Curried documentary, especially the part where they ran your Andrew
Speaker 3: Wiggins read your Andrew Wiggins take as a reason for
Speaker 3: why Steph is underrated?
Speaker 2: No? So I haven't watched it. People were sending this
Speaker 2: to me. Steph Curry is a lot of things underrated,
Speaker 2: is not one of them. But I did get a
Speaker 2: little bit of the suite and the sour with these
Speaker 2: sports docs because I didn't know I was going to
Speaker 2: be in either one of them. And the Quarterback one
Speaker 2: comes out and within the first ten minutes it's me
Speaker 2: correctly declaring that mahomes the best player ever and being
Speaker 2: defiant about it. And that's kind of the crescendo of
Speaker 2: the open of that doc. So that was cool. And
Speaker 2: then evidently Steph Curry documentary ends with him winning the title,
Speaker 2: with my voice saying he'll never win another title. So
Speaker 2: you know, you get a little bit of best of
Speaker 2: both worlds. But I haven't seen it. I haven't seen
Speaker 2: it yet, and I haven't seen the entirety of Quarterback yet.
Speaker 3: All right, Next, Alex Thomas says Nick, Mission Impossible set
Speaker 3: is great, great, great, must see. Nick, Oh, I feel
Speaker 3: like it's so hard to believe that the seventh of
Speaker 3: a movie is just as good as the other one.
Speaker 2: Well, so here's the thing. Mission Impossible one was awesome
Speaker 2: and somewhat groundbreaking, but it was confusing for a lot
Speaker 2: of people, but it was the first of this time
Speaker 2: cruise Mission Impossible series. Mission Impossible two is not good
Speaker 2: and is not part of the cannon. Mission Impossible two,
Speaker 2: it's like it didn't happen. Mission Impossible three with Philip
Speaker 2: Seymour Hoffman as the villain. When it came out, I
Speaker 2: saw it in college and I remember leaving the theater
Speaker 2: and saying to my buddy, that's the best action movie
Speaker 2: I've ever seen. Then there was like a decade until
Speaker 2: they came out with another one. Mission Impossible four was exceptional,
Speaker 2: not as good as three, though, and then Mission Impossible
Speaker 2: five reset the bar and was the best action movie
Speaker 2: I had ever seen. Mission Impossible six, which is I'm
Speaker 2: in the process of rewatching as we speak. I watched
Speaker 2: some of it last night to prepare me to see seven.
Speaker 2: Was had the maybe the coolest open of any of
Speaker 2: the Mission Impossible movies and wasn't a plus, But I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was as good as five and three,
Speaker 2: And now seven is two parts, so it's really seven
Speaker 2: and eight, but it is it. The Mission Impossible series
Speaker 2: is my favorite movie series ever. It's so good and
Speaker 2: you just have to pretend to didn't happen. It's so good. Uh,
Speaker 2: all right? Is that all our questions? I think that's
Speaker 2: all our questions. We will be on TV today talking
Speaker 2: to I guess we have some jail and brown breaking news. Uh,
Speaker 2: we have a ton of We're really turning though the
Speaker 2: page to the NFL on the TV show and on
Speaker 2: this show. As you guys can tell, Diora will not
Speaker 2: be with us for until two weeks from today. You
Speaker 2: will be missed. We all love you and appreciate you.
Speaker 2: That was episode one sixty six. See you guys today
Speaker 2: on TV.
Speaker 3: Bye.
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