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Speaker 2: Welcome In episode on What's Right with Nick Wright, we
Speaker 2: went very long in the previous on Tuesday's episode, I'll
Speaker 2: be honest, We've gone long in about ninety percent of
Speaker 2: these episodes in our history. Today is going to be
Speaker 2: a tight forty minutes. We have a ton you don't
Speaker 2: believe me. Noor, my daughter is here with us. As
Speaker 2: you can see, she and I are wearing matching sweatshirts.
Speaker 2: More on that in the moment if you're watching on YouTube,
Speaker 2: and by in a moment, I mean at the end
Speaker 2: of the show. Also on Tuesday show, we had a
Speaker 2: very somber and serious final half hour. Really today, even
Speaker 2: though there's been more news and more stories similar to
Speaker 2: the ones we discussed, most notably the Texas shooting of
Speaker 2: the cheerleader who got into the wrong car, just harfying incident.
Speaker 2: Today we are going to try to have fun, just
Speaker 2: talk sports and a little bit of life, but fun
Speaker 2: life stuff. But first, here's what did not make the
Speaker 2: cut for today's show. Not on the show. The A's
Speaker 2: moving to Vegas. Vegas pretty soon gonna be a four
Speaker 2: pro sport team city. They already have the Golden Night
Speaker 2: hockey team, the Raiders football team, They're about to have
Speaker 2: the Oakland A's Sorry for my friends in Oakland, that
Speaker 2: really sucks. And Lebron's gonna bring a basketball team there
Speaker 2: at some point. That'll be a four team city. It also,
Speaker 2: one day, I think will be the city where I
Speaker 2: live once. What you don't you just winced the young lady.
Speaker 2: You don't think I'll ever live in Vegas. I didn't
Speaker 2: say that your mom wants to open a Trentage in Vegas.
Speaker 2: I'm one day gonna be a professional poker player. There's
Speaker 2: no reason for me to not live in Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: Calvin Ridley says, he's a fourteen hundred yard type of player,
Speaker 2: and I might be losing my blue check mark. They
Speaker 2: have been I don't care about losing the blue check mark.
Speaker 2: They have been saying, say it again, No, no, this.
Speaker 3: Is he's so gonna buy it.
Speaker 2: No zero percent chance am I gonna buy it. What
Speaker 2: I will say is it is. And again I'm not
Speaker 2: a Galaxy brain marketing genius. However, the blue check mark went,
Speaker 2: oh wow, they just made it evaporate on the screen.
Speaker 2: At one point was kind of a status symbol, but
Speaker 2: still a bit of a status symbol. And now the
Speaker 2: big deal to get a check it was, it was
Speaker 2: a big deal. And now within six months of taken
Speaker 2: over the company, I think the new owner has made
Speaker 2: having a check mark be something you actively don't want
Speaker 2: because people see it and think you paid for Twitter.
Speaker 2: It's a free service and you're paying them half the
Speaker 2: price in Netflix, just so you can have longer tweets
Speaker 2: and a blue check mark. Now, what I will miss,
Speaker 2: I will say is if you have the old school
Speaker 2: verified check mark, I can go to my mentions and
Speaker 2: only see mentions from verified users. That was useful. So
Speaker 2: if colleagues or athletes were trying to reach out to me.
Speaker 2: I saw it that way without having to go through
Speaker 2: all the tweets of people photoshopping my head on other
Speaker 2: people's bodies and horrible things. So that part all missed.
Speaker 2: But no, I ain't paying for no eight dollars a
Speaker 2: month for no blue check mark DIORA. Let's get to
Speaker 2: today's show.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the Lakers lost to the Grizzlies without Job.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: If they can't beat the team a team without their
Speaker 3: best player, how are they ever going to win the finals? Okay?
Speaker 3: So do you think you overreacted to Game one?
Speaker 2: No? I didn't. Okay, but I will tell you right now.
Speaker 2: This will be a good test case for whomever your
Speaker 2: favorite media personalities are, whoever you consume, and how whether
Speaker 2: or not they understand how the NBA works, or whether
Speaker 2: or not they are simply trying to give you the
Speaker 2: hottest Lakers take imagine them. Here's what Four teams went
Speaker 2: on the road and one game one of their playoff series.
Speaker 2: There's eight series in four them. The home team won
Speaker 2: game one and game two, so that would be of
Speaker 2: course Denver, Philly, Boston, and who am I leaving out
Speaker 2: as the other one, the Denver, Philly, Boston is that it?
Speaker 2: Maybe that's it. Those teams went took care of home court.
Speaker 2: Those series are two to two, right, Oh, and Sacramento
Speaker 2: light the damn beam. That's why I was forgetting. I
Speaker 2: knew it was four of them. Four teams lost their
Speaker 2: opening game of the playoffs as the home team, the Grizzlies,
Speaker 2: the Suns, the Bucks, and the Cavs. What did all
Speaker 2: four of those teams then do for Game two? They
Speaker 2: are desperate. The other team relaxes a bit because they
Speaker 2: had to steal one. They already stole one. All four
Speaker 2: of those teams, the Clippers, the Bucks, the the Calves,
Speaker 2: and the Grizzlies came back and the Sun's pardon me,
Speaker 2: and one game two to salvage a split. Now you
Speaker 2: might say, yeah, Nick, but the Grizzlies didn't have John Morant.
Speaker 2: I understand that. But the Grizzlies are more equipped to
Speaker 2: play without John Morant than any team in the league
Speaker 2: is equipped to play without their best player. Over the
Speaker 2: last two seasons, with Joh, they win sixty three percent
Speaker 2: of their games. Over the last two seasons, they have
Speaker 2: played fifty games five zero games without Job. The winning
Speaker 2: percentage actually goes up a tick. They win sixty six
Speaker 2: percent of their game. Now, are they better without joh
Speaker 2: Of course not. But are they more equipped than any
Speaker 2: other team in the league to win without their superstar?
Speaker 2: Of course they are because they they are such a
Speaker 2: great defensive team. They don't have to score a ton
Speaker 2: of points to win games. They are tough, they are
Speaker 2: well coached. Now does so what am I concerned about
Speaker 2: from last night's Lakers game? It is not that, oh
Speaker 2: my god, you lost to the team without Jah. It
Speaker 2: is that D'Angelo Russell after the game, and he's been
Speaker 2: brutal lately after a two of eleven to five point game,
Speaker 2: was asked about being a point guard for this team,
Speaker 2: and he was like, I'm not a point guard for
Speaker 2: this team. I'm not a point guard. I'm just a
Speaker 2: basketball player. He already seems, let's call it, a little
Speaker 2: annoyed with his role, which is frustrating because right when
Speaker 2: he got back to the Lakers, he played so well
Speaker 2: in his role, they were already talking about out having
Speaker 2: him be the long term solution at point guard instead
Speaker 2: of Kyrie Irving. The other reason this is concerning if
Speaker 2: you're the Lakers, when it comes to Angelo Russell. Last
Speaker 2: year in the postseason with the Minnesota Timberwolves, D'Angelo Russell
Speaker 2: twelve points a game on thirty three percent shooting. This year,
Speaker 2: through two games of the postseason, twelve points a game
Speaker 2: on thirty two percent shooting. They need him to be better.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people today are going to
Speaker 2: be criticizing Anthony Davis. He was bad offensively, it was not. However,
Speaker 2: you cannot say he wasn't locked into yesterday's game because
Speaker 2: once again he was dominant defensively. The reason the Lakers
Speaker 2: lost yesterday was because D'Angelo went two of eleven. They
Speaker 2: got nothing, absolutely nothing off their bench aside from Rum,
Speaker 2: who once again was excellent, and they couldn't hit a shot.
Speaker 2: And then you add to it that Anthony Davis went
Speaker 2: four or fourteen. That's not a recipe to win the game.
Speaker 2: So the Lakers relaxed a bit. The Grizzlies were desperate,
Speaker 2: just like by the way, Clippers relaxed a bit. The
Speaker 2: Suns were desperate, The Heat relaxed a bit, The Bucks
Speaker 2: without Giannis were desperate, The Knicks relaxed a bit, The
Speaker 2: Calves were desperate. It is very rare the road team
Speaker 2: wins both of the opening two games. So no, it
Speaker 2: is not panic time in Los Angeles. And I think
Speaker 2: you will see a sense of urgency in game three
Speaker 2: for the Lakers that you did not see in game two.
Speaker 2: What's your follow up? Do you were?
Speaker 3: What were your thoughts on Dylan Brooks comments towards your bestie?
Speaker 2: Okay, so Dylan Brooks your enemy? Now, no, he's not
Speaker 2: my end. Listen, He's a cartoon character, Dylan Brooks. Listen.
Speaker 2: I there is a long line of Dylan Brooks. The
Speaker 2: first was Deshaun Stevenson, who tried to chirp at Lebron,
Speaker 2: and then Lebron came out and said, uh, this would
Speaker 2: be like jay Z replying to Soldier Boy. Then because
Speaker 2: of that, Soldier Boy himself showed up to the next game.
Speaker 2: Then because of that, jay Z dropped a disc track
Speaker 2: on Soldier Boy and Deshaun Stevenson. That of course ended
Speaker 2: with Lebron dispatching of Deshaun Stevenson and the Washington Wizards.
Speaker 2: Then the next Dylan Brooks there was was Lance Stephenson.
Speaker 2: Lance Stephenson chirped at Lebron. They're not related. What's up
Speaker 2: to your Lance Stevenson. You maybe have seen him play.
Speaker 3: I mean he just from something else.
Speaker 2: Okay, so well, Deshaun Stevenson's name wasn't a song. Lance Stephenson,
Speaker 2: maybe's name was in a song. Lance chirped at Lebron,
Speaker 2: including during a playoff game, once blowing in Lebron's ear
Speaker 2: to try to get under his skin. That, of course,
Speaker 2: went with Lebron repeatedly sending Lance Stevenson's pacers home for
Speaker 2: the playoffs. Then there was Draymond Green, the best version
Speaker 2: of any of these players. Draymond Green chirped at Lebron
Speaker 2: and then punched Lebron, punched, slapped Lebron in the groin.
Speaker 2: That ended with Draymond being suspended, Lebron winning three straight,
Speaker 2: and then Draymond literally crying in the parking lot after
Speaker 2: losing the finals, calling Kevin Durant and asking him to
Speaker 2: come save him. And oh it was in a Nicki
Speaker 2: Minaj song. You just found it, Lance Stevenson. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: there you go. So and now there's Dylan Brooks. Dylan
Speaker 2: Brooks said Lebron's old. Dylan Brooks said that he doesn't
Speaker 2: respect anyone until he scores forty on him Dylan Brooks
Speaker 2: had all this chirpin, and as soon as that happened,
Speaker 2: everyone on Twitter was like, oh boy, can't wait to
Speaker 2: bet the Lebron over props for Game three. He's gonna
Speaker 2: score forty, He's gonna score fifty. None of those people
Speaker 2: know what they're talking about.
Speaker 3: No one knows who they're talking about except for you.
Speaker 2: Right well, when it comes to certain things, you're.
Speaker 3: Not supposed to agree on that.
Speaker 2: When it comes to certain things, it would appear I'm
Speaker 2: the only person that hold on that. I'm the only
Speaker 2: person that has watched Lebron for the last twenty years.
Speaker 2: The idea that because Dylan Brooks talk trash, Lebron is
Speaker 2: going to change his approach in the playoffs is utter nonsense.
Speaker 3: It won't happen, blasphemy.
Speaker 2: It's it is. He goes against who Lebron always has
Speaker 2: been as a basketball player. He's not going to all
Speaker 2: of a sudden making a one on one battle with
Speaker 2: him and Dylan Brooks. It's just not gonna happen. Now,
Speaker 2: if he gets the opportunity late in the series, when
Speaker 2: the Lakers have full control to embarrass Brooks, will hey, maybe,
Speaker 2: But is he gonna go out there say I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go get my forty. No, not who he is as
Speaker 2: a player. And by the way, I got no quarrel
Speaker 2: with Dylan Brooks. This is who he is. He's a
Speaker 2: cartoon character. He's a wrestling heel. That Yeah. In wrestling,
Speaker 2: a face is a good guy. A heel is a
Speaker 2: bad guy. Uh. And that's who he wants to be,
Speaker 2: and that's how he's carved out his niche in this league.
Speaker 2: He's a good defender, he's an abysmal offensive player, and
Speaker 2: he is the kind of emotional support of this team.
Speaker 2: But it's not gonna end well for him. But I
Speaker 2: don't think it's because Lebron's gonna go out and try
Speaker 2: to score forty in Game three, all right.
Speaker 3: Next, after stepping on Sabonis in Game two, Draymond was
Speaker 3: suspended for Game three.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The NBA said draymond excessive and over the top actions
Speaker 3: in his history as a repeat offender played a huge
Speaker 3: role in the decision.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You keep saying that the Warriors are going to be
Speaker 3: done with Draymond. Yeah, So two questions for you, okay, One,
Speaker 3: are you okay with Draymond's history factoring in his suspension
Speaker 3: and two. Are you ready for another Warrior's take to
Speaker 3: age poorly?
Speaker 2: All right, let me deal with the second one first.
Speaker 2: The Warriors are cooked h and this take one age poorly.
Speaker 2: Save all the clips, get ready to send them to
Speaker 2: No my Warriors take last year did age poorly. I've
Speaker 2: been wrong on them before, I'm not wrong this year.
Speaker 2: Sacramento is better than them. They were better than them
Speaker 2: in the regular season, They've been better than them in
Speaker 2: the postseason. Both of these games have been tied with
Speaker 2: six minutes left and the Kings have out executed. Now
Speaker 2: on the Draymond party, Am I okay with this hit
Speaker 2: street factoring in his suspension? Of course I am. It
Speaker 2: would be ridiculous for it not to. And I want
Speaker 2: to show you something. Do youra and you can tell
Speaker 2: the audience.
Speaker 3: He's definitely not staying under forty minutes.
Speaker 2: If you okay? If you type in to YouTube Draymond
Speaker 2: Green kicks, read what it auto fills. Just go down
Speaker 2: the list. Read them on.
Speaker 3: Adams Kicks, Lebron Kicks, Lebron James Kicks, Kicks, James Harden Kicks,
Speaker 3: the Bonus, Steven Adams twice, Yeah Kicks, Nuts Kicks, Yeah Kicks,
Speaker 3: fan out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there it is. Google. No, there's another one.
Speaker 2: There's two more names near the bottom that we haven't
Speaker 2: gotten to.
Speaker 3: Herb Jones, yeah fan and kri Kyrie Irving.
Speaker 2: So if you type go to YouTube and type in
Speaker 2: Draymond Green kicks, they're like, oh boy, we know you're
Speaker 2: talking about him kicking a person, But man, which is
Speaker 2: it Steven Adams? Is it Lebron? Is it James Harden?
Speaker 2: Is it Demonte Sabonis? Is it Herb Jones? Is it
Speaker 2: Kyrie Irving? Guys, of course his history should factor in.
Speaker 2: And here's the other thing, Draymond, his history helps him
Speaker 2: a lot. So guy Draymond does things on the court.
Speaker 2: After calls that ninety percent, Dylan Brooks says this too,
Speaker 2: by the way, that ninety percent of players would get
Speaker 2: a technical for okay, but because he always does it,
Speaker 2: the refs let it go. It's similar. I'll use a
Speaker 2: family analogy.
Speaker 3: They're about to say something that's gonna make me mad.
Speaker 2: No, it won't make you mad. I think you'll agree
Speaker 2: it's similar. So I am not a yeller, not like
Speaker 2: I'm not the yeller in the household. Mom.
Speaker 3: Is he's yelling right now?
Speaker 2: Just Okay, yeah, no, I always talk like this, but
Speaker 2: like I'm not. So this is my point. When Deanna,
Speaker 2: your little sister, if Mommy yells at her, she takes
Speaker 2: it in stride because Mommy's a bit of a yeller.
Speaker 2: If I yell at her, she breaks down immediately. Do
Speaker 2: you agree with that?
Speaker 3: I think that's what any of us though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if I yell it correct because it's out of
Speaker 2: the character. And again, Danielle's a better parent than me.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not indicting anything there, but she just
Speaker 2: runs a little hotter in these scenarios. Draymond gets away
Speaker 2: with so much because he has smartly baked it into
Speaker 2: who he is. Go ahead, or like.
Speaker 3: When someone who gets all d's get gets a C
Speaker 3: plus and then everyone's like, you did amazing.
Speaker 2: Exactly right. And if someone has straight a's and gets
Speaker 2: a B that it's like, what the hell happened? It's
Speaker 2: exactly right. It's what you expect and did you meet
Speaker 2: or exceed those expectations. So Draymond benefits from his history
Speaker 2: a lot, but his history also factors in too. When
Speaker 2: you stomp on a guy's chest, the league's gonna look
Speaker 2: at that. And I said this on TV. I'll say
Speaker 2: it again because they said his press conference and his
Speaker 2: history onics after the stomp hurt him. If Draymond after
Speaker 2: doing this didn't in try to incite the crowd and
Speaker 2: then at the press conference. So I'll be Draymond Green,
Speaker 2: you be the reporter. Ask me about the stump, and
Speaker 2: I will tell you what Draymond should have said. And
Speaker 2: I don't think he gets suspended.
Speaker 3: So what happened with the stump? Why did you stop on?
Speaker 2: Oh? You know, so, I'm really glad. I knew I
Speaker 2: was gonna be asked that. I'm really glad you asked. So.
Speaker 2: As you guys saw, I couldn't believe they threw me
Speaker 2: out of the game. I've now seen, you know, Coach
Speaker 2: showed me the video and now I understand why they
Speaker 2: threw me out of the game. It looks awful, and
Speaker 2: I know because of my history what everybody thinks. I
Speaker 2: want to tell you guys. If you see in the
Speaker 2: video he grabs my ankle. It's a tight game where
Speaker 2: in the fourth quarter the ball's going up court, I
Speaker 2: am trying to go ahead.
Speaker 3: Nothing he did in the video it looked like he
Speaker 3: was about to run correct and then after he stomped
Speaker 3: on him, he did a whole.
Speaker 2: Like jump exactly so this would have been plausible. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have believed it, but it would have been plausible.
Speaker 2: This is so again. I'm Draymond again. So if you
Speaker 2: guys see the ball's going up court, he's grabbing my ankle.
Speaker 2: I am trying to get back in the play. He's
Speaker 2: a big, strong guy. I am trying to pull my
Speaker 2: foot out and run up court. Because he was holding
Speaker 2: onto me, I ended up. It does look like a stump,
Speaker 2: but that's me running. I'm trying to get up court.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to land on him, but I was.
Speaker 2: The reason that was so forceful was because I was
Speaker 2: trying to get my foot out and go. So listen,
Speaker 2: I'll see Domas tomorrow or at the next game. I
Speaker 2: hope he understands, because, yeah, that looked awful, but I
Speaker 2: wasn't trying to hurt him. I was trying to get
Speaker 2: back in the play. I honestly believe now I'm back
Speaker 2: to being me. If he said that they don't suspend.
Speaker 3: Him, they wouldn't have been he but he just was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: he grabbed my foot exactly right.
Speaker 2: He was his pride got in the way. He he
Speaker 2: wanted to play the victim card and he wanted to
Speaker 2: make it like, what did you expect me to do?
Speaker 2: This is? He said, yeah, they And by the way,
Speaker 2: some people did some media did they the he said,
Speaker 2: they grabbed my ankle two games in a row. What
Speaker 2: do you want me to do? And the entwer is
Speaker 2: not that. Now. One other thing about the media on this,
Speaker 2: and this is maybe why I don't have as many
Speaker 2: friends as I should. The some of my colleagues hyper
Speaker 2: ventilating about how the league has done the Warriors wrong
Speaker 2: is embarrassing. First of all, the idea that the Warriors
Speaker 2: are getting screwed by the officials is belied by the video,
Speaker 2: by the facts on the ground, and by logic, which
Speaker 2: is the league with like nothing more than a Lakers
Speaker 2: Warriors or Grizzlies Warriors round two. That's what's good for business,
Speaker 2: that's first of all. Second of all, the idea that
Speaker 2: now there's an asterisk on this series, give me a
Speaker 2: goddog break. Before the Draymond suspension was announced, the Warriors
Speaker 2: were eight point home favorites. Now this morning, with Draymond
Speaker 2: not playing, they are six point home favors. So many
Speaker 2: of the people who are saying this forever Mars the series,
Speaker 2: expect the Warriors to win tonight. I expect the Warriors
Speaker 2: to win tonight. They're at home, They're desperate. They should be.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna get swept. They should be able to
Speaker 2: win tonight. And it's just I understand. Draymond's got friends everywhere.
Speaker 2: He works for Colin and does a podcast for him,
Speaker 2: He works with TNT. I get all of it. Guys,
Speaker 2: give me a break. He is who he is. He
Speaker 2: is an all time great player who is a dirty
Speaker 2: player who can't control himself, and this is the cost
Speaker 2: of doing business. And he's now twice been suspended from
Speaker 2: critical playoff games for his team. Part of the resume.
Speaker 2: We all acknowledged it with Dennis Rodney. We nobody was
Speaker 2: making excuses for Dennis rodmen great player, integral part of
Speaker 2: multiple championships, and a live wire. Maybe I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: be as fast as I thought.
Speaker 3: Next I was about to say, TikTok yeah, okay. Booker
Speaker 3: and KD had big games for the Suns, who tied
Speaker 3: the series after dropping Game one, but it's clear just
Speaker 3: how flawed this team is Yeah, the bench only had
Speaker 3: thirteen points. Monty Williams still doesn't seem to have his
Speaker 3: rotation down after the KD trade. Yeah, And even if
Speaker 3: they escape round one, are the Suns going to regret
Speaker 3: the KD trade? I think they will? You do? Yeah?
Speaker 2: How come?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's just like they gave up so much and it's
Speaker 2: a small window. So here's the thing. It is hard
Speaker 2: to say you're gonna regret acquiring Kevin Durant when Durant's
Speaker 2: been so great yakay. However, and that team before the
Speaker 2: KD trade, that version of the Suns, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: was not going to win anything this year, and now
Speaker 2: they do have a real chance at But Katie, of
Speaker 2: all the players in the NBA Playoffs so far, the
Speaker 2: two will have played the most minutes are Kevin Durant
Speaker 2: and Devin Booker. Chris Paul, who is my age, has
Speaker 2: played the twelfth most minutes. That's not sustainable and there
Speaker 2: is a real concern, a real concern. The longer this
Speaker 2: series with the Clippers goes that then in the next
Speaker 2: round against Denver at altitude, which is a huge factor
Speaker 2: for every sport, road team's going to Denver, the thin
Speaker 2: air and them not being able to keep up there,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, and them not being able to keep up
Speaker 2: their stamming that they're going to be out of gas.
Speaker 2: And and if this team doesn't at least make the
Speaker 2: finals or win the championship this year, that is a
Speaker 2: heavy bill coming due for Durant, who has been injured
Speaker 2: repeatedly over the last four years in his mid to
Speaker 2: late thirties. Chris Paul, who maybe has one year left.
Speaker 2: They don't regret it yet, but that was a huge
Speaker 2: dice roll the new owner did so, mattish bee A
Speaker 2: bought the team and within twenty four hours they traded
Speaker 2: for Durant. He wanted to make a huge splash, and
Speaker 2: I get it. You can get Kevin bleeping Durant. But
Speaker 2: Michale Bridges has been excellent for the Nets. We'll get
Speaker 2: to see him this weekend when we go to the game.
Speaker 2: And Cam Johnson's been good for the Nets and they
Speaker 2: have four picks coming. So it is not a home
Speaker 2: run for the Suns, that's for sure, and we'll see
Speaker 2: how it ages all right.
Speaker 3: Last one, Okay, the Athletic released their anonymous NBA player
Speaker 3: poll Tuesday. We have all heard the headlines, goat standings,
Speaker 3: MVP Trey being oh by righted.
Speaker 2: Oh but I like that. That was good.
Speaker 3: But a few things stood out to me and the producers.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's see him. Let's see so the what's
Speaker 2: the question for me, diora on this?
Speaker 3: What is the under the radar result that no one
Speaker 3: is talking about yet?
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's show the first one and we can
Speaker 2: discuss it. Drew Holiday one for best defender and most
Speaker 2: underrated player, So best defender. I really care what players say.
Speaker 2: I don't always sometimes I think uh players are too
Speaker 2: close to it. But who gives me the most trouble
Speaker 2: when he's guarding me? The fact that Drew Holiday ran
Speaker 2: away with it really is meaningful to me. And shout
Speaker 2: out to Lougan's Dort for coming in second. Then the
Speaker 2: next one, I've also already seen the article, so I
Speaker 2: knew what it was. The next one is that more
Speaker 2: players said they'd want to build their team around Jokic
Speaker 2: than Luca. Now it's one hundred and four votes voters total.
Speaker 2: That means two more guys picked Jokic than Luca. Jannis
Speaker 2: obviously ran away with it. I think it's hilarious that
Speaker 2: a few people picked Lebron even though he's in year twenty. Now,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be building your team around him very long,
Speaker 2: I think, Luka, if I'm another here's the thing, Jokic,
Speaker 2: If you're a star player, or even a fringe star,
Speaker 2: Jokic would be more fun to play with because he's
Speaker 2: such a willing passer. And Luca is a very good passer,
Speaker 2: but he's so ball dominant. But the answer to that
Speaker 2: question is obviously Yannis. And then the last one, James
Speaker 2: Johnson is the player no one wants to fight. This guy,
Speaker 2: diora James Johnson. He's got a twenty and oh record
Speaker 2: in kickboxing. But that's not the impressive thing. I mean,
Speaker 2: that is impressive. When he was with the Miami Heat,
Speaker 2: you ere they had a ball basketball stuck between the
Speaker 2: rim and the backboard. You know that happens sometimes.
Speaker 3: He you know, I played basketball. You know, well, I
Speaker 3: know what happened.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if I saw what you did? Play?
Speaker 3: I participate, a baby, I was a good player.
Speaker 2: Participated. What do you, baby?
Speaker 3: I was the best defender on the team.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, if that's how you remember it, I'm with you.
Speaker 3: I was a good player. I just wasn't good with
Speaker 3: the rules.
Speaker 2: The rules or the dribbling of the shooting.
Speaker 3: That's not I that is not true.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I will not let him strag my name in the dirt.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I just shot in the wrong bast Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a few times.
Speaker 3: A few times.
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about it. In the second grade. This
Speaker 2: was high school.
Speaker 3: No, it was it. It was eighth grade.
Speaker 2: Okay, eighth grade.
Speaker 3: It was eighth grade.
Speaker 2: Okay. So back to James Johnson. So the basketball was
Speaker 2: stuck between the rim and the backboard.
Speaker 3: Huh he.
Speaker 2: Round house kicked it out.
Speaker 3: Insane.
Speaker 2: Think about that. He got high enough off the ground
Speaker 2: and did like a spinning kick to dislidge the basketball.
Speaker 3: So really badly. He could have just jumped up and.
Speaker 2: He could get of course he could have. He could
Speaker 2: get his foot to ten feet off the ground. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: That is crazy. And then what's the last one you eora,
Speaker 2: Because in the goat pole it went like this, fifty
Speaker 2: eight percent Michael, thirty three percent Lebron, six percent Kobe,
Speaker 2: one percent Russell, and one percent Tracy McGrady.
Speaker 3: Who do you think voted t MAC best players.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Here's what I do know, it is
Speaker 2: it is the same I like ideology that it's like,
Speaker 2: man is Kyrie Irving one of the greatest point guards ever.
Speaker 2: It's when you disconnect yourself from what it actually takes
Speaker 2: to like have a sustained, great, long, winning career and
Speaker 2: just look at the talent. Because Tracy mcgrady's almost talented guys. Ever,
Speaker 2: Tracy McGrady got a little unlucky on some of the
Speaker 2: winning stuff. I'm not calling him Kyrie in that regard.
Speaker 2: And Tracy McGrady at his apex Apex Tracy McGrady versus
Speaker 2: Kobe Bryant was a real conversation for a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Uh so. I But by the way, the erasure there?
Speaker 2: Who do the there are? In my opinion, I think
Speaker 2: there's only three people who you credibly can argue as
Speaker 2: the greatest player ever lebron On, Kareem and Jordan. There
Speaker 2: are another four that if you wanted to make the argument,
Speaker 2: I think you could create one. Do you have any
Speaker 2: guesses or you just want me to say it? I
Speaker 2: can guess, Okay, go ahead, Kobe, Kobe. Kobe is not
Speaker 2: to me one of those guys. And here's the reason
Speaker 2: why Kobe was trying to be Michael Jordan. Came closer
Speaker 2: than anyone ever has to being Michael Jordan, but was
Speaker 2: not and was not as good as Michael Jordan. So
Speaker 2: there's no argument that can possibly be made.
Speaker 3: So you don't think someone could make the argument that
Speaker 3: he's the best player.
Speaker 2: Some people do. I think they're ridiculous because he has
Speaker 2: an exact archetype. It was Jordan, and Jordan was better.
Speaker 2: So do you understand what I mean? Like he so
Speaker 2: he is just a ninety percent of Jordan. So if
Speaker 2: Jordan exists, he can't be the best ever. So he
Speaker 2: and you know what I said, there's only seven guys
Speaker 2: all expanded to eight guys that I again incredibly, I
Speaker 2: can only argue for three lebron Kareem and Jordan. However,
Speaker 2: if you wanted to argue for Wilt Chamberlain, who averaged
Speaker 2: fifty points a game one year, had one hundred point game,
Speaker 2: has all the records, I'll listen to it. If you
Speaker 2: wanted to argue for Magic Johnson, one of the ones
Speaker 2: you could argue it, I'll listen to it. If you
Speaker 2: wanted to argue for who's the I said, I said
Speaker 2: there was, Oh, Bill Russell. I'll obviously listen to it.
Speaker 2: He won eleven championships in thirteen years play and the
Speaker 2: last two are the hardest arguments, but I would listen
Speaker 2: to it. If you want to argue for Shack simply
Speaker 2: saying at his most dominant, no one was as good
Speaker 2: as he was, I'll listen to it. And sneaky. If
Speaker 2: you want to argue for Steph be like, shooting's pretty important.
Speaker 2: He is unanimously accepted is the greatest shooter ever. He
Speaker 2: is as good of a teammate as anyone ever. I'll
Speaker 2: listen to those arguments. Go ahead.
Speaker 3: But you think that we can all agree that Lebron
Speaker 3: is the best player playing right.
Speaker 2: Now, No, I don't think. I don't even think that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that is correct. And Lebron, I don't think right now
Speaker 2: is one of the three best players playing. Okay, he's
Speaker 2: in year twenty, he's.
Speaker 3: The But you think if Lebron was at his prime
Speaker 3: playing the people right now?
Speaker 2: Oh, it's no question. Okay, peak Lebron the only player ever,
Speaker 2: Players ever who peak Lebron versus their peak would be
Speaker 2: a question. Is peak Shack, peak Kareem and peak Michael. Okay,
Speaker 2: Jannis is an all timer, but peak Lebron. No, but
Speaker 2: he's but he's year twenties, thirty eight, he's right now.
Speaker 3: Is at his prime right now. I think he can
Speaker 3: only get better.
Speaker 2: Jannis can get a little better, but he doesn't need
Speaker 2: to get better to be the best player in the league.
Speaker 2: He can add a few things to his game. All Right,
Speaker 2: we went fifteen minutes over Who knew? I said the
Speaker 2: whole show is going to be forty minutes. We're already
Speaker 2: at thirty five minutes? Quick break? Right back? What's right?
Speaker 2: All right? Welcome back? In episode one forty four? What's
Speaker 2: right with Nick? Right? Do you or? That was your
Speaker 2: best segment ever? You were excellent there? You do that?
Speaker 2: What do you mean last reinforcement? You're new to this.
Speaker 3: And the people in the comments agree with me too.
Speaker 2: What it's a little patronizing.
Speaker 3: Ye, it's a little patronizing.
Speaker 2: Do you are I am a What year is it?
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty three? I've been doing this, okay for more
Speaker 2: than fifteen years.
Speaker 3: It's really cool.
Speaker 2: I'm one of America's most respected and beloved broadcasting.
Speaker 3: If they say that or you said that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just generally accepted, and I am. I
Speaker 2: am mentoring you in a trade you do you you
Speaker 2: know like you should just be I don't give false praise.
Speaker 2: What is that? But we don't do this together. I'm
Speaker 2: telling you in this for these forty to sixty five minutes,
Speaker 2: six twice a week, we are. We are father and daughter.
Speaker 2: But we said that where that relationship pauses? What once
Speaker 2: we walk in this room right now?
Speaker 3: We like to stay the wilds like a between takes.
Speaker 3: You did really good there, Yeah, give me a high five.
Speaker 2: I don't do a high five. But of course he's learning.
Speaker 2: He's new to this.
Speaker 3: I've been wild.
Speaker 1: You hear this?
Speaker 2: While it's true now, I don't say it to brew
Speaker 2: because Bruce's been doing it longer than me. But I
Speaker 2: mean occasionally, I like, you know, give him like the
Speaker 2: broadcaster version of like a pad on the bed.
Speaker 3: They walk, they say to each other like see the
Speaker 3: way he said that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean maybe they do. But then they also
Speaker 2: you know, probably say you know when they're not around
Speaker 2: each other. Man, good thing Nick's around. Man, he really
Speaker 2: carried us today. No, I'm kidding. While we're a team,
Speaker 2: where we're three ways money.
Speaker 3: Edit that.
Speaker 2: No, don't send it to them. I was kidding. Brew
Speaker 2: and Wilde are great teammates. Ever, uh and I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think it was analogy here. No, they're great. You know,
Speaker 2: we're a big three. I mean, now if we were
Speaker 2: to in a big three, like who's Lebron, who's the Wade?
Speaker 2: Who's Bosh?
Speaker 3: Like somebody has to edit this and set like we
Speaker 3: all know this is not okay.
Speaker 2: I know who Lebron is, but what what I don't understand?
Speaker 2: You think there's like a real question like, oh.
Speaker 3: You're gonna get canceled.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna get canceled. They're my teammates and I
Speaker 2: love them and the you know, the the group is
Speaker 2: greater than something. Okay, all right, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: Dua said he was considering retirement after his concussions last year. However,
Speaker 3: he decided to come back, saying how hard it would
Speaker 3: be a walk away. The Dolphins can't be thrilled with
Speaker 3: their situation. Could Miami be a sleeper for a QB
Speaker 3: in the draft?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. Keep in mind, remember they lost
Speaker 2: their first round pick because of the tampering with Brady,
Speaker 2: so they don't have like the extra draft capital move up.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they're nervous about his long term future. However, Uh,
Speaker 2: he's their quarterback for this year, unless, of course, they
Speaker 2: try to sign Tom Brady again Brady comes out of retirement.
Speaker 2: But no, they're not going to draft a quarterback. And
Speaker 2: in fact, you know what, that's it. We're gonna move
Speaker 2: on to a game now. I told you we're gonna
Speaker 2: go faster. Also, by the way, we are gonna do
Speaker 2: your questions and comments today in the C block, So
Speaker 2: you put those in the chat now and we'll compile
Speaker 2: them if you haven't already. All right, what's the game
Speaker 2: we're doing?
Speaker 3: We're playing this or that? Yeah, So our first one
Speaker 3: is there are two There were two other games last
Speaker 3: night as well, Heats, but Heat Bucks and Nuggets Timberwolves.
Speaker 3: Pick one to discuss, Miami Milwaukee or Minnesota Denver.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm gonna pick them both.
Speaker 3: That wasn't all right Miami when they hit.
Speaker 2: Twenty five Milwaukee twenty five threes and now you maybe
Speaker 2: have extra time to rest. Be honest, you need to Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Denver was interesting because Denver it looked like Minnesota was
Speaker 2: just okay, fair enough, it looked like Minnesota was just
Speaker 2: not gonna show up for the series. They got blown
Speaker 2: out in Game one, and in Game two they were
Speaker 2: getting blown out at halftime, and then in the second
Speaker 2: half last night, Anthony Edwards was spectacular. I give him credit.
Speaker 2: Rudy Gobert was quite good as well, and they took
Speaker 2: the lead in that game. Unfortunately for them, Carl Anthony
Speaker 2: Towns hasn't shown up yet. And Carlyn the Town's number
Speaker 2: one pick of the draft on a super max contract.
Speaker 2: He's gotta be better. They can't win this series no
Speaker 2: matter what, but he's got to be better or else.
Speaker 2: And I know we're gonna talk about Trey Young later.
Speaker 2: Carl and the Towns could be on the trade block.
Speaker 2: Minnesota traded their whole future for Rudy gob thinking they're
Speaker 2: gonna contend right now with Towns, Edwards Gobaar. They end
Speaker 2: up be in the eight seed. Now. I know Towns
Speaker 2: missed sixty games, but he's gotta be better, flatly, all right?
Speaker 3: Next report say that teams have been calling out the
Speaker 3: forty nine ers, calling about calling about the forty nine
Speaker 3: ers QB Trey Lance, Yeah, GM, John Lynch has said
Speaker 3: Brock Party.
Speaker 2: These names are just so, They're just people's names.
Speaker 3: Okay, is the starter.
Speaker 2: Should be making fun of people's names.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, have a really cool name.
Speaker 2: Actually, go ahead.
Speaker 3: But even Party is not sure if he'll be ready
Speaker 3: to play. The forty nine ers should Trey Tray or
Speaker 3: keep Trey?
Speaker 2: You have to keep track they listen, Obviously, the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers have soured on Trey Young a bit Trey Lance.
Speaker 2: Pardon me, but you can't. You traded three first round
Speaker 2: picks for the guy he calls almost nothing. You haven't
Speaker 2: seen him play yet. You'd be trading him at his
Speaker 2: nadir value wise, at his lowest possible point. That's the
Speaker 2: thing I like to do. Sometimes use a fancy word
Speaker 2: and then say the sentence again. But in the place
Speaker 2: of the fancy word, define it. You know what I mean. Like,
Speaker 2: he's a good way of making.
Speaker 3: Sure everything is what patronizing means.
Speaker 2: Well, it's patronizing a bit that I just acknowledge that
Speaker 2: I do it. It's a little wink to like our
Speaker 2: smarter listeners and viewers. When I do, I understand.
Speaker 3: If anybody wants to log off.
Speaker 2: No, don't log off. They got to keep him. They
Speaker 2: got to keep him. You can't trade him when his
Speaker 2: value has never been lower. And it also I don't
Speaker 2: Rock Purty. You're in the exact same situation we were
Speaker 2: with Jimmy Garoppolo, like a very physically limited game managing quarterback,
Speaker 2: and this one's coming off an injury.
Speaker 3: Next Okay, the Panthers will be picking first in the
Speaker 3: draft A week from today. The Panthers will select Bryce
Speaker 3: Young or CJ. Stroud.
Speaker 2: It seems like Bryce Young. There was a lot of
Speaker 2: momentum towards c J. Stroud, and then a lot of
Speaker 2: reporters that I trust said it's over, it's Bryce Young.
Speaker 2: I think it's Bryce Young. I wouldn't draft Bryce Young.
Speaker 2: He's your size. He's way too small. He's not quite
Speaker 2: your size, but he's tiny. Listen, Bryce seems like a
Speaker 2: great kid, and he was excellent at Alabama, excellent. The
Speaker 2: size is to me just a red line. Don't anyone
Speaker 2: that is the biggest, would be the biggest ever or
Speaker 2: the smallest ever concerns me. It's what I said about Kyler,
Speaker 2: and what have we seen with Kyler dealt with a
Speaker 2: bunch of injuries, Very very difficult to be the tiniest
Speaker 2: quarterback in the NFL. That's what Bryce Young would be
Speaker 2: trying to accomplish. Next.
Speaker 3: Okay, Josh Allen says he needs to adapt and change
Speaker 3: his playing style to avoid taking hits and putting himself
Speaker 3: at risk by running the ball. Yeah, this is a
Speaker 3: wise move or a red flag both.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. He's got to do this. I
Speaker 2: was saying all year long, he had to do this.
Speaker 2: The reason so it's a wise move. The reason it's
Speaker 2: also a red flag is I don't know if he's
Speaker 2: accurate enough to be what he's supposed to be, which
Speaker 2: is a top three quarterback in this league, if he
Speaker 2: removes the running as a huge part of his game.
Speaker 2: Part of what makes Josh Allen special is he's like
Speaker 2: a Bison back. There no pun intended with the bills,
Speaker 2: and he can run through people and run over people
Speaker 2: even the best part of their running game. But he
Speaker 2: needs to get better on the layup throws. And I'd
Speaker 2: be very interesting to watch because I do think he's
Speaker 2: got to protect himself. I do think he has to
Speaker 2: run the ball less. It was crazy how much Jeopardy
Speaker 2: was putting himself in. But that means he needs to
Speaker 2: become a more refined passer. If they're going to compete
Speaker 2: for a super Bowl like everyone's been promising me, Buffalo's
Speaker 2: going to next.
Speaker 3: Okay, Demonte's probably enjoyed. The Celtics have demoralized the Hawks. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and Trey Young was also voted the league's most overrated player. Yeah,
Speaker 3: no one has this guy's back in the entire sports
Speaker 3: media world. The Hawk should trade him or keep him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you gotta trade him. Hopefully it changes scene or
Speaker 2: he helps. I've got a fun trade. You guys want
Speaker 2: to know my favorite three team, Tray Young trade. Here
Speaker 2: we go, Tray Young to Portland.
Speaker 3: They need to They need to.
Speaker 2: Portland's great city. I think you'd like Portland. It's never been,
Speaker 2: but it seems nice. Uh, Tray Young to Portland. They
Speaker 2: need to get younger and kind of reboot. Dame to Philly.
Speaker 2: Damon Embiid would be as good of a duo as
Speaker 2: there is in the league. And then Philly sends Maxi,
Speaker 2: Tobias Harris, and a draft pick or two to Atlanta.
Speaker 2: They can have Dejante, Murray and Maxie as their backcourt,
Speaker 2: add another scorer and Tobias. That's a trade. Send it in,
Speaker 2: Send it Soon's the Hawks get bounced. Depending on what
Speaker 2: happens with Philly. Send that in whether Harden stays or leaves,
Speaker 2: that trade works, Dame de Philly, Maxie Harris and maybe
Speaker 2: a few picks to Atlanta and trade of Portland. Trade
Speaker 2: him next.
Speaker 3: So pick your next client for a surprise quick public
Speaker 3: defender Trey or Dre or secret answer Dylan.
Speaker 2: Brooks all defend Tree Young. All right, that's tough thing.
Speaker 2: Uh what do you think did you when you drafted
Speaker 2: this short, incredibly skinny guard out Oklahoma? Did you think
Speaker 2: my client was all of a sudden going to be
Speaker 2: a lockdown defender. Have you watched basketball all of us?
Speaker 2: You're like, oh, this guy, he's two ball dominant. You
Speaker 2: can't defend. Did you see my client in college? You did,
Speaker 2: didn't you? And despite that, you traded Luka Doncic for him.
Speaker 2: You traded you had Luca and you traded him for
Speaker 2: Trey Young. And now you're mad at Trey Young for
Speaker 2: being Trey Young. Don't know what you want? Uh, your honor?
Speaker 2: What about all the problems with coaches? I mean, we're
Speaker 2: not here to discuss that. Where is you asked? You
Speaker 2: asked Trey Young to what do you wanted to be
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, Tony Allen, not who he is.
Speaker 2: You want to play off the ball, not what he's
Speaker 2: ever done. Don't blame him for being him, blame yourself
Speaker 2: for trying to turn him into someone else. We're under
Speaker 2: the wire. We have some great tweets from Demanse. We
Speaker 2: explain these sweatshirts, it's not quite as simple as you think,
Speaker 2: and we answer your questions. That's all Next, What's right?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Welcome back in episode one? What's right with Nick?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Wol Did you just try to introduce us back?
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's not your role.
Speaker 3: I'm going to take your place.
Speaker 2: That's that's not your role. You. I bring us in,
Speaker 2: I take us out. You add little comments in between.
Speaker 2: This is a clearer dichotomy here, and a clear separation
Speaker 2: of powers. Oh, I appreciate your precociousness. However, precociousness, however,
Speaker 2: let's be clear here about you know who the audience
Speaker 2: is here for and why the show exists. So let's
Speaker 2: not go a little too far. Someone who used to
Speaker 2: sit in that seat, Demonse now lives in Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: We have some tweets from you for you from Demanse
Speaker 2: to show you before we get to your listener questions
Speaker 2: and comments. Demons tweets the ending of this Dodger game
Speaker 2: genuinely got me excited. Demanse's baseball corner at get Nick right?
Speaker 2: Did that tweet really have three hundred and sixty thousand views?
Speaker 2: That's unbelievable. I love the idea of it. Also, Demanse
Speaker 2: took him three days in LA to start missing the
Speaker 2: bask in the glow the spotlight of the What's Right podcast,
Speaker 2: and already is pining to get back to it. Uh
Speaker 2: do you are? Also? Do you wanna? Do you want
Speaker 2: to tell the audience what you caught me doing yesterday
Speaker 2: before we get to Demande's next tweet? Well, you caught
Speaker 2: me doing In regards to Demanse.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oh, we were sitting in the office and he's
Speaker 3: just like, just hold on, I hope is not watching this,
Speaker 3: but go on either way, I'll text him. We're just
Speaker 3: watching the game. And all of a sudden, my dad
Speaker 3: just pulls out his phone and checks Demonsey's okay sal
Speaker 3: quick and just goes hmm and then just put the
Speaker 3: back in his pocket.
Speaker 2: I can't help myself.
Speaker 3: You're insane.
Speaker 2: I know he's a grown man. He's a grown man.
Speaker 3: I know you are insane.
Speaker 2: I know. I just can't help myself. I just it
Speaker 2: was yesterday was his first day in the office in
Speaker 2: LA and it was right around the time that I
Speaker 2: know some people leave work, but Demond on his first
Speaker 2: day should not be leaving when everyone is leaving. So
Speaker 2: I just checked he was in the office. You did
Speaker 2: a good job, That's all. I just checked.
Speaker 3: Or like when I'm out, my dad has my location
Speaker 3: and he texts me, hey, where are you? Just like
Speaker 3: just a little tester, just see what's going on, and
Speaker 3: it'll be like school, like.
Speaker 2: What's going on? Some what some you know, a little tester.
Speaker 2: I just I don't.
Speaker 3: You're in insane.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not.
Speaker 3: You're a little insane.
Speaker 2: No. I just like to know where my children are
Speaker 2: twenty four. I understand. But you know, we have a
Speaker 2: I have a I have a rule, which is I
Speaker 2: will continue to keep you guys on my phone plan
Speaker 2: that I pay for, and the only prerequisite is you
Speaker 2: have to share your location with me and the moment
Speaker 2: and at this.
Speaker 3: College is gonna be like you have class in the morning.
Speaker 2: Of course I am of course I am Are you
Speaker 2: kidding me? Yes, I am uh and listen. Deman's is
Speaker 2: a responsible, grown adult. But he also, I think understandably,
Speaker 2: has made the choice that the slight invasion of privacy
Speaker 2: is not worth eighty dollars a month to him. So
Speaker 2: because of that, you know it's a fair deal. Show
Speaker 2: me another Demanse tweet. This one's a classic, this one.
Speaker 2: This one was the day he bought a car. Different,
Speaker 2: Yeah you know why? So this one says, I feel
Speaker 2: like blinkers should be called winkers. The guy had a
Speaker 2: car fore bought a car, and twelve hours later is
Speaker 2: renaming things. The view difference is because I didn't retweet
Speaker 2: that one because I thought he would get roasted. But
Speaker 2: I didn't have to retweet it for our fearless leader
Speaker 2: producer Matt Ford to retweet it and him to say
Speaker 2: the following, which was, I'm glad you were able to
Speaker 2: find a dispensery. That picture, by the way, on there
Speaker 2: is so good. These are great Demandse photoshops. All right,
Speaker 2: so Demanse, we miss you, we love you, and you'll
Speaker 2: be back on the show before full I.
Speaker 3: Haven't heard from Demands since he left, really haven't heard
Speaker 3: from him. Once.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right, well that's no good. Have you reached
Speaker 2: out to him? No, well you should, Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: now let's talk about these sweatshirts. So if you can
Speaker 2: read the sweatshirts, they say University of California, Santa Cruz.
Speaker 2: So up to twenty four hours ago, we were pretty
Speaker 2: certain Diorl was either going to University of California, Santa
Speaker 2: Cruz or, as we talked about on the show, you
Speaker 2: see Berkeley, who she's still waiting to hear back from.
Speaker 2: And once again, i'll remind any of our viewers, many
Speaker 2: of them, you know, work at University California, Berkeley. Many
Speaker 2: of them are in the admissions department, and they're like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this is a very mature, smart, ery
Speaker 2: dyte young woman. We'd love to have her on campus. Well,
Speaker 2: we're waiting to hear back. But either way, those two
Speaker 2: colleges are both in northern California, three thousand plus miles away.
Speaker 2: I won't say this other school, do Youora, But Doora
Speaker 2: found out yesterday she was accepted to a different acting
Speaker 2: program in at a college in New York City with
Speaker 2: a very generous, nice scholarship. Because they really want you
Speaker 2: to go there, and.
Speaker 3: Now I don't want to be that close to him though.
Speaker 2: Now my beloved Scoote has a decision to make, which
Speaker 2: is she is either going to be down the street.
Speaker 2: Down the street is no, okay. She's either going to.
Speaker 3: Be on the other side of Manhattan.
Speaker 2: Right somewhere is in the same borough as me, or
Speaker 2: a six hour flight away. She's either going to be
Speaker 2: a ninety minute walk or a six hour flight. And
Speaker 2: I just don't know if I'm a deal.
Speaker 3: So everyone in California, no, okay, well.
Speaker 2: Hold on, wait a second here, No, I don't want
Speaker 2: you to make any rash decisions here. And the what
Speaker 2: is true is this, if she ends up being accepted
Speaker 2: to Berkeley, I would imagine that ends up being a
Speaker 2: bit of a no brainer. But if if they make
Speaker 2: a grievous error and that you don't get accepted, there's
Speaker 2: a real decision to make. And I had already kind
Speaker 2: of come to terms with the fact that you were
Speaker 2: gonna be across the country. But now there's a chance.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, there's a chance.
Speaker 3: That he knows.
Speaker 2: No, I know there's a chance because you have because
Speaker 2: you know what, I think, there's a real chance because
Speaker 2: some of your best friends are staying in New York
Speaker 2: and so. But we'll see, we're gonna go visit UC
Speaker 2: Santa Cruz. We're gonna check that out. We'll go visit
Speaker 2: the school you got into here, We'll check it out.
Speaker 2: We'll do the whole thing. But that. But at the
Speaker 2: time being, that's why we're wearing these sweatshirts all right.
Speaker 2: Time to read questions. KCBD says, what are your thoughts
Speaker 2: with the chief sending Z eight flowers Texas work out
Speaker 2: with Mahomes? Is that normal for teams to I don't
Speaker 2: know if the Chiefs sent him or maybe they did.
Speaker 2: I Mahomes been working to a lot of receivers in
Speaker 2: this draft. I don't know if it's normal or not,
Speaker 2: but I like it. Uh, you all need to explain.
Speaker 2: How do you are a shot at the wrong basket
Speaker 2: in eighth grade?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: That's from Seahorn.
Speaker 3: Get. I got a little confused a few times, you know,
Speaker 3: like after halftime when the basket switch. I have really
Speaker 3: bad ADHD. You know, I get a little confused sometimes,
Speaker 3: forget Sometimes you know, when you're running to the basket,
Speaker 3: your team's yelling your name, You're not thinking, Oh, I
Speaker 3: must be doing something wrong. You're like, yeah, like everyone's
Speaker 3: cheering for me.
Speaker 2: You know what about the second time and you were
Speaker 2: running to the basket right, but you didn't have a
Speaker 2: momentere You're like, h I don't usually have fast break
Speaker 2: layups and they're yelling at me again, Maybe I should
Speaker 2: pause and regroup. Yeah, no, that's a good point. You
Speaker 2: know what defense from the Poker Odyssey my first time
Speaker 2: watching live. Does Nick drack his poker stats and is
Speaker 2: he a winning player? Yes? I do, and yes I am.
Speaker 2: Now I guess there's a caveat there. I did lose
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars in one heads up match with Phil Helmut,
Speaker 2: so that that is I guess if you incorporate that
Speaker 2: into the profit loss, it's a different story. Uh. However,
Speaker 2: that was almost a one off type of thing in
Speaker 2: a way that to me is not indicative of the
Speaker 2: overall skill. I'm a much higher I have a much
Speaker 2: higher win rate in PLO than I do in No
Speaker 2: Women Hold Them. Uh, but yeah, the answer is yes.
Speaker 2: Jackson Higknit says, any shot the Chiefs go get Michael
Speaker 2: Meyer in the draft. Kelsey can only be ageless for
Speaker 2: so long. I want the Chiefs to draft a tight
Speaker 2: end with a top one hundred pick because I want who.
Speaker 2: I want them to get a high level talent to
Speaker 2: learn under Kelsey for a couple of years, because obviously
Speaker 2: so much of Kelsey's brilliance is his technique and route running,
Speaker 2: and I would like him to teach that. Do you
Speaker 2: think Steph should leave Golden State to try and get
Speaker 2: Ring five. No, he's never gonna leave Golden State. And
Speaker 2: he just got Ring four last year, and Golden State
Speaker 2: will spend money, even if they have to reboot it
Speaker 2: a bit. It's gonna be hard to find a better
Speaker 2: position for him, especially when he's making sixty million a year.
Speaker 2: Has Duora ever beaten Demanse in basketball? If not, what
Speaker 2: game activity does she dominate him in? Never? In basketball?
Speaker 2: What'd you say? Deora is really good at risk and
Speaker 2: Demase be getting frustrated? Man, he is. Demanse is not
Speaker 2: good at losing board games. No, he gets real frustrated.
Speaker 3: But also when he's winning, he is such an annoying winner.
Speaker 2: It's not a great listen, this is why you weren't here.
Speaker 2: But there was one day on the pod he was
Speaker 2: talking about, Oh, I don't know if this's on the
Speaker 2: pod or not, so I might be exposing him. I
Speaker 2: don't mean to, but on or off the pod. One
Speaker 2: time he was like, I have a risk date planned, yeah,
Speaker 2: And I told him. I was like, I don't know
Speaker 2: about that, buddy. He was like, what do you mean.
Speaker 2: I'm like, you're kind of a bad loser and a
Speaker 2: bad winner, so I don't know how this goes. He
Speaker 2: gets really competitive, He gets really competitive and really frustrated.
Speaker 2: DIORA don't nine point two out of ten. Nine point two.
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