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    Bubba Watson, The Braves Win The WS, CFP Rankings & Uncle Chaps Roasts Us

    en-usNovember 03, 2021

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    • Atlanta Braves win the World Series: A long-awaited victory for sports fansThe Atlanta Braves' World Series win brought joy to the city's sports fans, ending a long drought. Fans were encouraged to check out golf-related gifts for Father's Day.

      The Atlanta Braves have brought joy and excitement to their fans by winning the World Series, ending a long period of sports drought in the city. The victory was celebrated with enthusiasm on the podcast, and fans were encouraged to check out G4's Father's Day collection for golf-related gifts. The show also touched upon the NFL trade deadline, college football rankings, and the roast session with Bubba Watson and Uncle Chaps. The hosts expressed their approval of the Braves' achievement, acknowledging the challenges and heartbreaks endured by Atlanta sports fans over the years. The podcast ended on a positive note, with a reminder that jinxes aren't real and Atlanta deserves its moment of triumph.

    • Max Fried's BABIP luck impacted Braves' World Series winMax Fried's unusually high BABIP in playoffs significantly contributed to Braves' 2021 World Series victory, despite injuries and controversies.

      The 2021 World Series outcome was significantly influenced by Max Fried's abnormally bad Batting Average on Balls in Play (BABIP) luck throughout the postseason. The Braves' pitcher had a BABIP of 280 in the regular season but saw it jump to 380 in the playoffs. This statistic, known as Babbitt, played a crucial role in the Braves' victory. The Braves, who had 88 wins in the regular season and were in the worst division in baseball, proved to be the best team in the playoffs from start to finish. Despite injuries and controversial calls, they deserved the championship. The Red Sox, who had a strong pitcher in Nathan Eovaldi, could have potentially given them a run for their money had they made it to the World Series. The Braves' win on a Tuesday night also added to the excitement, allowing for a potential Thursday or Friday parade. While there were smaller celebrations for Atlanta United's MLS Cup win, the city was still buzzing with excitement for the Braves' triumph.

    • Atlanta United fans braved the cold to celebrate their first major championshipFans endured harsh conditions to support their team, while the Giants won an unpredictable Monday Night Football game against the Chiefs, who faced criticism for their unconventional tactics

      Despite the unreasonably cold temperatures and a 23-year-long sports curse, Atlanta United fans turned out in massive numbers to celebrate their first major championship. Meanwhile, in the world of football, Monday Night Football delivered an exciting game with unexpected twists. The Akron team suffered a tough loss due to a quarterback sneak and a fumble, while the Giants emerged as winners. The Chiefs, known for their innovative plays, faced criticism for their unconventional strategies, leading some to suggest they focus more on traditional football tactics. The Giants, despite some clock management issues, came close to beating the Chiefs with a punt-heavy strategy, raising questions about the Chiefs' newfound vulnerabilities.

    • Chiefs' struggles on the field could be linked to Travis Kelce's declineThe Chiefs' offense, which heavily relies on Kelce and Hill, may not be as effective without Kelce's elite performance. Tragic news from the NFL also serves as a reminder to never drink and drive.

      The Chiefs' struggles on the football field, particularly against the spread, may be linked to the declining performance of star tight end Travis Kelce. With Kelce not performing at his usual elite level, the Chiefs' offense, which heavily relies on him and Tyreek Hill, may not be as effective. Additionally, the tragic news from Las Vegas about Henry Ruggs' DUI and manslaughter charges serves as a reminder to never drink and drive. The NFL trade deadline passed without any major moves, and Washington fans were left disappointed when a potential trade for Mitch Trubisky fell through due to compensation issues. On the bright side, Von Miller was traded to the Bills, but his departure from the Broncos was reportedly due to a Venmo dispute over a Halloween party.

    • Von Miller's move to the Rams and Odell Beckham's failed trade attemptVon Miller's move to the Rams could improve his performance due to less double teaming and playing on artificial turf. Odell Beckham's failed trade attempt leaves him in a potentially awkward situation with the Browns.

      Von Miller's move to the Los Angeles Rams, despite his recent troubles and loss of form, is likely to be beneficial due to the reduced impact of double and triple teaming from opposing teams, and the fact that he'll be playing his home games on artificial turf which he has historically reacted negatively to. Additionally, the Rams' strategy of giving away draft picks in exchange for established talent is a calculated risk, as the draft is seen as a crapshoot, and they're effectively using the rest of the league as their farm system. Another intriguing situation is Odell Beckham's failed attempt to be traded, despite widespread speculation and even public support from LeBron James. His lackluster performance with the Browns, and the team's refusal to trade him, has left him in a potentially awkward situation where he can continue to blame external factors for his struggles.

    • College Football Playoff Rankings Favor Power 5 Teams with Impressive WinsUnderstanding the College Football Playoff selection process involves recognizing the importance of high-profile wins and the bias towards Power 5 conference teams.

      The college football playoff rankings, while subjective and open to criticism, follow a consistent pattern favoring Power 5 conference teams with impressive wins. The discussion highlighted the example of Cincinnati being ranked low despite a strong record, with the committee's decision being justified by the Bearcats' lack of high-profile victories and the presence of ranked teams like Mississippi State with multiple top 25 wins. The panel acknowledged the disappointment among Cincinnati fans but emphasized the importance of understanding the selection process. The group also touched on the NFL trade deadline, discussing the importance of being open to unexpected outcomes and acknowledging the role of biases in predictions.

    • Subjectivity in College Football Playoff rankingsDespite undefeated records, non-Power 5 teams often face an uphill battle to make the College Football Playoff due to subjective factors like revenue and historical precedent.

      The College Football Playoff rankings are subjective and influenced by factors beyond just wins and losses. The speaker believes that the rankings favor teams that bring in more revenue, such as Alabama and Ohio State, and that teams like Cincinnati, despite being undefeated, are often overlooked. The speaker also noted that teams like Oklahoma and Texas, despite having losses, have been ranked higher than teams with no losses due to their perceived strength of schedule and past accomplishments. The speaker expressed disappointment for Cincinnati fans, but acknowledged that historical precedent suggests that non-Power 5 teams have little chance of making the playoff even when they go undefeated. The speaker also suggested that the SEC and Big Ten championship games could result in multiple teams from those conferences making the playoff.

    • Frustration over limited college football playoff spotsExpanding the college football playoff to 12 teams could reduce controversy and disappointment for more teams and fans.

      The current college football playoff system, which only allows a limited number of teams to participate, is a source of frustration and disappointment for many teams and fans. This was evident during the recent discussions about Cincinnati's exclusion from the playoff despite being undefeated. Some suggest expanding the playoff to 12 teams to increase the number of eligible teams and reduce the controversy surrounding the selection process. Additionally, there was a discussion about the Boston Celtics' disappointing performance this season and the potential need for a trade or other changes to improve their performance. Overall, the conversations touched on themes of sports disappointment, the importance of teamwork and coaching, and the desire for fairness and inclusion in sports.

    • Impact of Changes on Team PerformanceChanges, whether in equipment or rules, can significantly influence team performance, leading to improvement or destruction. Awareness of these variables can aid in informed betting and analysis.

      Conflict within a team can lead to improvement or destruction, depending on the situation. Some teams struggle to become great and may require drastic changes, while others may find common ground and build a bridge through their differences. In the sports world, a change in equipment, such as the NBA's switch from the Spalding to Wilson ball, can significantly impact players' performance and potentially influence the outcome of games. For instance, Paul George's improved shooting percentage this season could be due to his adjustment to the new ball. However, it's essential to consider other factors, such as rule changes, that may also impact players' performance. Ultimately, staying informed and being aware of these variables can help sports enthusiasts make more informed decisions when placing bets or analyzing team dynamics.

    • The truth behind the Texas monkey bite controversyIt's essential to investigate thoroughly before jumping to conclusions and owning exotic pets involves responsibility and potential risks.

      The truth always comes out, but it's important to verify the facts before jumping to conclusions. This was evident in the recent controversy surrounding Texas's special teams coordinator, Jeff Banks, and his wife, a dancer named Pole Assassin, and her monkey. While some accused Pole Assassin of being negligent after a child was allegedly bitten by her monkey at a Halloween party, it was later discovered that the child had trespassed onto their property. The incident sparked a wave of accusations and speculation, but upon further investigation, it appeared that Pole Assassin had taken proper precautions to keep children away from the monkey enclosure. The incident serves as a reminder that it's crucial to gather all the facts before making assumptions and that owning exotic pets like monkeys or snakes comes with a certain level of responsibility and potential risks.

    • Athletes' personal struggles discussedScottie Pippen felt used during Bulls return, Kyrie Irving's Matrix involvement questioned, Ben Simmons turned down help, Carson Wentz's future uncertain

      Scottie Pippen expressed feelings of guilt and unhappiness regarding how he was treated during his return to the Chicago Bulls, feeling used as a prop and disappointed with the portrayal of his role in "The Last Dance" documentary. Another topic discussed was Kyrie Irving's potential involvement in a viral marketing scheme for the upcoming Matrix movie, with speculation that he might not get vaccinated as part of the promotion. Ben Simmons' refusal of help from the Sixers and Carson Wentz's uncertain future with the Colts were also touched upon. Overall, the conversation revolved around athletes and their personal struggles, both on and off the field.

    • Colts Owner's Guitar Collection, Executive Ballard's Leadership, NFL's Wilson's Teamwork, Villanova's Clumsy Court Storming, Golfer Watson's New BookColts owner Jim Irsay is known for his guitar collection, Chris Ballard leads the team as the 'brass', Zach Wilson is praised for teamwork, Villanova fans clumsily stormed the court, Bubba Watson shares about his new book during the pandemic

      Jim Irsay, the Colts owner, was compared to a string section due to his extensive collection of guitars. Chris Ballard, the Colts' executive, was identified as the "brass" for leading the team and being named Executive of the Year. Elsewhere in the NFL, Zach Wilson of the Jets was praised for being a great teammate and investing in his future. In college basketball, the Villanova student section made headlines for their clumsy court storming attempt. Bubba Watson, a two-time Masters champion golfer, shared about his new book "Up and Down" and the timing of writing it during the pandemic.

    • Everyone Faces Struggles, Including AthletesAthletes, like everyone, deal with personal battles, including mental health and social media pressure. It's important to remember we're all human and deserve respect and love.

      Everyone, including athletes, faces battles and struggles, no matter how insignificant they may seem to others. For the speaker, these struggles included mental health issues and the pressure to perform in golf, which was exacerbated by social media. He shared his darkest moment when he hit rock bottom and realized he needed to change. Golf, being a mentally taxing sport, added to his stress and anxiety. The speaker acknowledged the challenge athletes face with social media, as they are criticized for engaging or ignoring online comments. He emphasized that we are all human, battling our own issues, and deserve love and respect regardless of our jobs or circumstances. The speaker also shared a personal example of his own betting habit, which he acknowledged was not a significant issue but demonstrated how our minds can be trapped in cycles of thought. Ultimately, the speaker encouraged self-love and respect, even in the face of losses or criticism.

    • Sharing personal stories can help and healAthlete's book on struggles normalizes conversations around mental health, promoting empathy and vulnerability for better mental health outcomes.

      Sharing personal stories, even those that are difficult or painful, can be cathartic and help not only the person sharing but also others who may be going through similar experiences. The athlete in this conversation, who wrote a book about his struggles, found that talking about it publicly, despite initial fears and discomfort, allowed him to help others and normalize conversations around mental health. He also emphasized the importance of vulnerability and empathy, especially for those in positions of influence or with large platforms. By sharing their stories, athletes and celebrities can help create a culture where people feel free to talk about their struggles and seek help. This can ultimately lead to better mental health outcomes for individuals and communities as a whole.

    • The Impact of a Memorable NicknameA memorable nickname can shape one's identity and perceived personality, and Liam's 'Bubba' nickname reflects his tough and friendly demeanor. Liam's preference for ice cream over alcohol and his decision to start an ice cream store showcases his unique identity and joy in indulgence.

      Having a memorable nickname, like Bubba, can make a significant impact on one's identity and perceived personality. The nickname "Bubba" was given to Liam due to his tough and friendly demeanor, and it has stuck with him since childhood. It evokes images of toughness and friendliness, making it an ideal moniker for someone who wants to project a certain image. Additionally, Liam's decision to run an ice cream store instead of going into alcohol shows his preference for sugar over alcohol and a desire to indulge in his love for ice cream. Despite the potential negative consequences of consuming large amounts of ice cream, Liam finds joy in it and sees it as a viable business venture. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of having a strong identity, whether it be through a memorable nickname or a passion project like an ice cream store.

    • Golf Champ JB Holmes Defies Norms with Unique Swing and Love for DessertsGolf champ JB Holmes stands out with his unique swing generated by wide stance and long wingspan, and his love for desserts. He started working out later in life for his kids and health, but his unconventional approach and humor have earned him a memorable nickname.

      Golf champion JB Holmes defies the norms in golf by generating his impressive power not through muscle building, but through the width of his swing and wingspan. Holmes shares his love for desserts, particularly birthday cake ice cream and fudge, emphasizing that one can transform a classic dessert into something even better. Despite not being a gym enthusiast, he started working out to keep up with his kids and maintain overall health. Holmes' unique approach to golf and his humorous interviews have earned him the nickname "freak show," but his exceptional skills on the course speak for themselves. Holmes' story reminds us that there are various ways to excel in life and sports, and it's essential to find what works best for us.

    • Stories of golfers generating power and staying focusedGolfers like JB Holmes, Tony Finau, and Tiger Woods generate power in unique ways, emphasizing self-trust and individuality. Bubba Watson's story illustrates the importance of staying focused under pressure to achieve major victories.

      Golfers like JB Holmes, Tony Finau, and Tiger Woods, despite having different physical appearances and techniques, can generate significant power in their swings. Holmes emphasizes the importance of being true to oneself and not trying to emulate others. During a house purchase, Bubba Watson shared a story about closing on Tiger Woods' old house the same week they all played together in a major tournament. Although Watson made significant changes to the house, Tiger seemed to like the new design. In an intense moment during the 2012 Masters, Watson found himself in a playoff for his first major victory. Despite the pressure, he remained calm and birdied several holes to tie for the lead. Ultimately, his experience of staying focused under pressure paid off, and he went on to win the tournament.

    • Golf and life: Triumphs and setbacksStay focused and adapt during unexpected challenges, cherish triumphs and share them with loved ones

      Golf, like life, presents both triumphs and setbacks. The golfer in this story experienced the highs of making pars and birdies in a playoff, only to be faced with the lows of a hooked tee shot and the potential loss of a major championship. However, he learned to shift his focus and mindset, ultimately leading to a victory. Similarly, in everyday life, we may encounter moments where we feel we have everything under control, only to face unexpected challenges. It's important to stay focused and adapt, rather than letting fear or doubt take over. Additionally, cherishing the moments of triumph, especially when shared with loved ones, can make the journey all the more rewarding.

    • Staying Focused in Golf: Insights from Bubba WatsonProfessional golfers face pressure and distractions on and off the course. Staying focused and composed is crucial for success. Inspiration from others' near misses can help maintain focus, while supportive teams and clear visibility are essential for optimal performance.

      Golfers, even those at the top level, face pressure and distractions both on and off the course. Bubba Watson shared an experience from a past tournament where he drew inspiration from another golfer's near miss in a major championship. He emphasized the importance of staying focused and not letting external factors disrupt your performance. Additionally, Watson discussed the impact of crowds on golfers, sharing his concern about the potential for accidents when fans get too close to the play area. He also highlighted the importance of having a supportive team, like his caddy Teddy, who helps manage the crowds and ensure clear visibility for shots. Overall, Watson's insights offer a unique perspective on the mental and emotional challenges of professional golf and the importance of maintaining focus and composure under pressure.

    • Bubba and Chaps discuss various topics including new cannabis products, food delivery, football, and baseballThey shared their thoughts on current events, sports, and personal experiences, highlighting their camaraderie and sense of humor.

      During this conversation, Bubba and Chaps discussed various topics including new cannabis products from 3 Chi, Barstool Bites food delivery, and football. Chaps explained why the US left Afghanistan, and Bubba shared his frustration over a joke made about the Jaguars on PFT's show. Chaps, a huge Astros fan, debated whether to shave his beard or not based on the team's performance in the World Series. Bubba announced he would be renouncing baseball for two years due to family ties. There was also a playful exchange about ghosts and journalistic integrity. Overall, the conversation showcased the camaraderie and banter between Bubba and Chaps, as well as their shared love for sports and humor.

    • Remembering the Influence of Late Grandmothers and Notable StooliesThe speaker reflects on the enduring impact of community and the memories of loved ones, even after their passing.

      The speaker shares a deep connection with his late grandmother, "Nana," who was a devoted fan of the Barstool Sports podcast. Despite their occasional disagreements about sports teams like the Atlanta Braves, Nana's influence and presence continued even after her passing. The speaker also reminisced about other notable stoolies who have passed away, including Prince Philip, Kobe, and H.W. Bush, each with their unique quirks and contributions to the community. The speaker expressed admiration for Jimmy Carter, a former U.S. President, for his dedication to humanitarian work, despite his political views. The conversation also touched on Billy Football's distinctive airport outfits, with the speaker expressing approval and acknowledging the benefits for military OPSEC. Overall, the discussion highlights the enduring impact of community and the memories of those who have passed on.

    • Appreciating Military Personnel and Controversies in NFL's Salute to Troops and Urban Meyer's VideoThe NFL's Salute to Troops is appreciated, but the Jaguars' participation was criticized. Urban Meyer's video sparked controversy with differing opinions on its appropriateness. Acclimating to civilian life for veterans and the idea of almost-fidelity in relationships were also discussed.

      The discussion touched upon various topics including the appreciation for military personnel during events like NFL's Salute to Troops, the controversy surrounding Urban Meyer's video, and the idea of almost-fidelity in relationships. A key point was made about the importance of acclimating to civilian life for veterans, and the potential impact of subtle signs of military affiliation among civilians. The NFL's Salute to Troops was seen as a meaningful gesture, while the Jaguars' participation was criticized. The video controversy involved differing opinions on whether Urban Meyer's actions were inappropriate or just playful, with some believing it was a form of foreplay. The conversation also explored the idea of almost-fidelity in relationships, with the belief that it is preferable to actual infidelity. The discussion ended with a light-hearted moment about a misunderstanding regarding a galaxy machine and a potential stain on a ceiling.

    • Hosts share impressions of each other and discuss betting habitsThe podcast features hosts with great chemistry and humor, discussing various topics like sports, pop culture, and personal experiences, including impressions of each other and betting habits.

      The hosts of the podcast engage in playful roasts and banter during their episodes, showcasing their unique chemistry and sense of humor. They also share their perspectives on various topics, including sports, pop culture, and personal experiences. One notable discussion revolved around their impressions of each other, with some light-hearted teasing and comparisons to famous figures. The hosts also touched upon their betting habits, with one admitting to being a poor gambler and another sharing a story about a friend who manipulates the public's perception of his losing bets to cover his actual wins. Additionally, they discussed their support for UTSA in college football and shared their experiences attending a basketball game at the university. Overall, the podcast offers a fun and entertaining listening experience, filled with witty banter and engaging discussions.

    • Friendly banter among the groupThe group engaged in playful teasing, revealing a dynamic of camaraderie and familiarity, as they shared jokes about each other's quirks and habits.

      The conversation between the group revolved around making fun of each other's quirks and habits, showcasing a dynamic of camaraderie and familiarity. Some topics included physical appearances, fashion choices, and personal habits. For instance, there were jokes about one person's spelling, another's love for donuts, and yet another's obsession with high school football. Additionally, they discussed the cost of Jake's suits and the incompetence of certain football teams. The conversation also revealed some personal insights, such as one person's aversion to wearing shorts and another's preference for jeans even in hot weather. Overall, the group's banter demonstrated a sense of humor and familiarity, showcasing their unique bond.

    • Chaps talks about building a fire pit and smoking a turkey for ThanksgivingChaps shares his upcoming content plans and fondness for Colorado, revealing his competitive side in a numbers game and expressing excitement about returning to the show.

      Chaps from Pardon My Take is known for his persuasive negotiation skills and love for Colorado. During their conversation, they discussed Chaps' upcoming content, including building a fire pit and smoking a turkey for Thanksgiving. Chaps also shared his experience with an electric performance and mentioned the unusual temperature of his pool. The group played a numbers game and Chaps revealed his competitive side. They also talked about Jay, the alpha in their office, and his unique hobbies. Despite the fun and games, Chaps expressed his excitement about returning to the show and expressed his fondness for the group. Overall, the conversation showcased Chaps' charisma and the camaraderie between the Pardon My Take team.

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    Greg Olsen, Celtics Take Game 2, SCF G1 And Vanny Woodhead Is Back

    The Celtics take a commanding series lead after winning Game 2. Jrue Holiday dominates and Kyrie is letting the Mavs down (00:00:00-00:27:09). Caitlin Clark left off the Olympics team and people are big mad (00:27:09-00:39:52). Who’s back of the week including Scottie Scheffler, James Harden and College Baseball (00:39:52-00:56:31). Greg Olsen joins the show to talk about upcoming TEU, winning an Emmy, being the second FOX game this year, what NIL would’ve looked like for him and more (00:56:31-01:45:27). We finish the show talking about the triumphant return of Vanny Woodhead (01:45:27-01:57:31).


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