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    Christian Yelich, Pete Alonso’s Derby Pitcher Dave Jauss & Big Ben’s Diet

    en-usJuly 14, 2021

    Podcast Summary

    • Baseball, Home Run Derby, and NFL QuarterbacksThe hosts discussed baseball with Christian Yelich and Dave Jouse, shared frustration over Home Run Derby rule changes, and emphasized the importance of quality sleep for athletes.

      The hosts of Pardon My Take had an exciting baseball-themed episode, featuring interviews with Christian Yelich and Dave Jouse, as well as discussions about the MLB Home Run Derby and NFL quarterbacks. They expressed frustration with the complexity and rule changes in the Home Run Derby, preferring the simplicity of hitting a ball over the fence. They also touched on the importance of quality sleep for athletes, promoting Sleep Number smart beds for optimized recovery. Overall, the episode showcased the hosts' passion for sports and their unique perspectives on current events.

    • MLB Home Run Derby: Alonso's Comeback and Ohtani's Long BallPete Alonso's inspiring comeback from colon cancer stole the show at the MLB Home Run Derby, but some felt Shohei Ohtani, who hit the longest home run, deserved further advancement. Ben Roethlisberger's new diet and training regimen in the NFL also made headlines.

      The MLB Home Run Derby was a thrilling event, with Pete Alonso putting on an impressive show as he came back from colon cancer. However, some felt that Shohei Ohtani, who hit the longest home run of the last 5 years, should have advanced further in the competition. Another interesting topic discussed was Ben Roethlisberger's new diet and training regimen in his eighteenth season in the NFL. While some found it amusing that he was finally taking his health seriously, others saw it as a long overdue change. Overall, the Home Run Derby provided exciting moments and intriguing stories, leaving fans eager for more MLB action.

    • Roethlisberger's Camp Speaks Out: Setting the Record StraightDespite criticism and personal challenges, Roethlisberger remains a hall of fame quarterback with a unique sense of humor and resilience

      Ben Roethlisberger, a renowned NFL quarterback, has faced constant criticism throughout his career, often being blamed for the Steelers' losses and personal missteps. However, according to a source in Roethlisberger's camp, he is tired of the negative narrative and wants to set the record straight. The source reveals that Roethlisberger has undergone significant transformations throughout his career, from wide receiver to quarterback, and has faced adversity both on and off the field. Despite the criticism, Roethlisberger remains a hall of fame quarterback with a unique sense of humor and resilience. The source also clarifies that while Roethlisberger may have had his challenges, he is not the most criticized athlete in sports. The conversation also touched upon Roethlisberger's documentary and his recent efforts to improve his health through a new diet. Overall, the discussion sheds light on the complexities of Roethlisberger's career and the impact of media narratives on athletes' public perception.

    • Big Ben's Diet: A Restrictive and Monotonous ApproachMaking small, sustainable changes to improve overall health is key, rather than adhering to a restrictive and monotonous diet like Big Ben's.

      Big Ben's diet, as described in the conversation, can be summarized as a restrictive and monotonous approach, focusing on skim milk, carrots, and avoiding meat before breakfast. This "BB7 method" is relatable to many people, especially those who struggle with maintaining a healthy diet and face challenges with metabolism as they age. The conversation also touches upon the importance of making healthier choices when dining out, such as opting for boiled potstickers instead of pan-fried ones, and limiting portion sizes. Overall, the discussion highlights the challenges and realities of adhering to a strict diet, and the importance of making small, sustainable changes to improve overall health.

    • Discussions about US men's basketball team's performance in FIBA World CupThe US men's basketball team's losses to Nigeria and Australia in the FIBA World Cup sparked debates about the need for roster changes, coaching staff adjustments, and NBA players' adjustment to FIBA rules. Some suggested solutions include bringing back veterans and having a point guard on the team.

      The recent performance of the US men's basketball team in the FIBA World Cup has sparked discussions about the need for a change in the team's roster and coaching staff. Some believe that the team lacks grit and grind players, and that stars like LeBron James and Ben Simmons could help. Others argue that the team's losses to Nigeria and Australia were unacceptable and that Coach K, despite being a legendary coach, might not be the best fit for the pros. The NBA players' adjustment to different rules in FIBA and the team's heavy reliance on scoring have also been identified as issues. Some suggested solutions include bringing back veterans like Marcus Smart, Grayson Allen, and Charles Oakley, and having a point guard like Lonzo Ball on the team. The team's loss in the World Cup has also led to speculation about LeBron James' potential return to the team, despite his previous refusal and current focus on his personal war against the Monstars. Overall, the discussions highlight the need for a more balanced and versatile team that can adapt to different playing styles and rules.

    • Exploring G4's Father's Day golf collection and Tampa Bay's championship celebrationG4's Father's Day golf capsule includes traditional, modern, and fun new looks, with spikeless and soft spike options for their popular Gallivantor shoe. The group celebrated Tampa Bay's back-to-back championships with ice beers and discussed Cake Marsh's upcoming rematch and Jake's awkward encounter in a basketball gym.

      G4's Father's Day golf capsule offers a wide range of options for traditional, modern, and fun new golf looks. The brand also caters to families and now provides spikeless and soft spike options for their popular Gallivantor shoe. Additionally, there's a discount available for first-time orders on gfore.com/foreplay. During the conversation, the group received ice beers from Tampa Bay in honor of the Lightning's back-to-back championships. The discussion then shifted to Cake Marsh's upcoming rematch and his awkward encounter with Coach Musk. Despite the mishap, Jake was still replaying the handshake incident in his head and was criticized for wearing a collared shirt in a basketball gym while everyone else wore t-shirts. Overall, the conversation showcased the wide range of products g4 offers, the excitement surrounding the Tampa Bay Lightning's championship, and the relatability of Jake's awkward encounter.

    • The importance of connection and understanding in unexpected situationsLife's unexpected events remind us to connect and understand, not judge based on appearances, and value the support of significant others.

      During a discussion about unexpected events and encounters, the importance of connection and understanding was emphasized. A situation involving a tortoise race at an event that looked like a dog show, but wasn't, led to a conversation about the unexpected nature of life and the importance of not judging situations based on appearances. Another topic touched upon was the dedication and support of significant others, as seen in the example of Patrick Reed's wife defending him against criticisms. The conversation also included light-hearted banter about various events and situations, such as the PGA and golfers' tee times. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of connection, understanding, and the unexpected twists and turns that life can bring.

    • Discussing potential Ryder Cup teammates and college football newsDespite past tension, Koepka believes he can work with DeChambeau in Ryder Cup. Ohio State's request to restore Terrell Pryor's wins is a notable college sports story. Quarterback rankings sparked debate, with some disagreement over placements and autocorrected names.

      Despite the apparent animosity between Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau, if they were to be teammates in the Ryder Cup, Koepka believes he can get along with him for a week. Elsewhere in the conversation, there was a discussion about Terrell Pryor's request to have his wins for Ohio State restored, and agreement that it was a significant story in college sports history. Billy's quarterback rankings tier system was also discussed, with some disagreement over certain placements. A humorous exchange occurred when it was revealed that Jared Goff's name was autocorrected to TRA in the rankings. Overall, the conversation covered a range of topics in the world of sports.

    • Appreciating the Talents of Underappreciated AthletesDespite varying levels of attention and marketing, every athlete's talent and impact should be acknowledged and celebrated. Efforts to address marketing challenges can help bring more attention to deserving athletes.

      While some individuals or sports may not receive the same level of attention and marketing as others, their talent and impact should not be underestimated. During a discussion about ranking quarterbacks and the marketing challenges faced by baseball stars like Shohei Ohtani, it became clear that while there may be a desire for certain figures to receive more attention, the reality is that there are simply too many sports and distractions vying for our collective focus. For instance, some quarterbacks, like Joe Burrow or Justin Herbert, may have had rough starts but have the potential to blossom into stars. Similarly, Shohei Ohtani's electric talent is undeniable, even if not everyone follows baseball closely enough to fully appreciate it. It's important to remember that everyone has unique interests and priorities, and not everyone can be expected to follow every sport or player at the same level. However, we should continue to celebrate and acknowledge the accomplishments and talents of individuals across various fields. Additionally, efforts to address marketing challenges, such as eliminating 7-inning doubleheaders and potentially banning the shift in baseball, can help bring more attention to deserving athletes and keep the conversation around them alive.

    • The importance of perseverance and determinationRick Patel's coaching abilities were praised, the Stanley Cup's resilience was admired, Christian Yelich shared his experiences of injury and missed opportunities, and the conversation emphasized the value of staying focused on personal goals and finding motivation to overcome obstacles.

      Despite setbacks and challenges, the drive to improve and the importance of perseverance were recurring themes in the conversation. Rick Patel's coaching abilities were admired, and the Stanley Cup was praised for its resilience, reflecting the determination and grit required in both sports and life. Christian Yelich, a former MVP, shared his experiences of injury and missed opportunities, but expressed his determination to reclaim his form and make amends for past regrets. The conversation also touched on the importance of starting new endeavors in a way that suits one's individual needs, as highlighted by the Peloton sponsorship message. Overall, the conversation emphasized the value of staying focused on personal goals and finding motivation to overcome obstacles.

    • Interviewee's determination despite setbacksDespite injury, the interviewee remains optimistic and determined to participate in a home run derby. His competitive spirit is intense, even leading to ejections. Despite frustration with an umpire's call, he acknowledges it as a judgment call and continues to support his team.

      Despite a setback, such as being unable to participate in a home run derby due to injury, the interviewee remains optimistic and determined to make it happen in the future. Another key point from the conversation was the intensity of the interviewee's competitive spirit, even leading to getting ejected from a game. Despite his laid-back demeanor off the field, he revealed that he can get fiercely competitive during games. The conversation also touched on the viral moment where the interviewee was tagged out and expressed frustration with the umpire's call, but acknowledged it was a judgment call. The interviewee continued to watch the game from the clubhouse after being ejected and shared that his manager had also been ejected before him. Overall, the conversation highlighted the interviewee's dedication to baseball and his competitive nature.

    • Unexpected experiences in sportsDespite unexpected consequences and conflicts, athletes find ways to laugh, learn, and move forward with resilience and camaraderie.

      Sports can bring unexpected experiences and unexpected consequences, even in the heat of competition. The speaker shared an experience of being ejected from a game and watching his team blow a 5-run lead with his manager, resulting in an uncomfortable experience. However, the next day, they were able to laugh about it and move on, demonstrating the unique way athletes sometimes handle apologies and conflicts. Despite the team's season not going as planned, the speaker remained optimistic and focused on turning things around, even when facing a strong opponent like the Cubs. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of resilience, humor, and camaraderie in the world of sports.

    • Staying Positive During Losing Streaks in BaseballEven in baseball, where losing streaks are common, teams must stay positive and focus on the next game to overcome setbacks and turn things around.

      Even in the face of a disappointing start or a losing streak in baseball, the focus is on staying positive and chipping away at the deficit. Players and teams understand that there are ups and downs throughout the season, and every loss doesn't have to be taken competitively. However, certain losses, especially those that occur late in the game or against division rivals, can sting more than others. Long losing streaks can lead to moments of frustration and despair, but ultimately, the team must find a way to turn things around and focus on the next game. The unpredictability of baseball makes every game a new opportunity, and even a seemingly insurmountable deficit can be overcome with determination and resilience.

    • Timing and preparation are key in sportsEffective strategies require the right moment and proper preparation, as seen in pump-up speeches and unconventional traditions like beer chugging in Wisconsin sports.

      Even in sports, where success can feel inevitable, there are unpredictable moments that can turn the tide. Players and teams may try various methods to break losing streaks or maintain winning streaks, but timing and preparation are crucial. For instance, giving a pump-up speech should be saved for the best possible situation to maximize its impact. Additionally, the unconventional tradition of beer chugging at Bucks games showcases the unique and exciting atmosphere of Wisconsin sports, where players are expected to embrace the experience and embrace the unexpected.

    • Excitement at Wisconsin sports games and Spider Tack issue in baseballDespite the sudden ban of Spider Tack in baseball, its impact on pitching performance was minimal. The unusual timing of the ban and brief substance checks remain concerns. Hitting a baseball against top pitchers is a remarkable feat, and the idea of fan batting is intriguing but unlikely.

      The atmosphere at Wisconsin sports games is exciting, especially during Bucks playoff games. Regarding the Spider Tack issue in baseball, while some pitchers may have used it for grip, its ban came suddenly and without significant impact on pitching performance. The timing of the ban in the middle of the season was unusual, and the process for checking pitchers for illegal substances remains a brief formality. From a personal perspective, hitting a baseball even once against top pitchers like Jacob deGrom would be a remarkable feat, let alone consistently. The idea of allowing regular fans to take a turn at bat during games is intriguing but unlikely to happen. Overall, the discussion highlights the unique aspects of sports experiences and the challenges faced by athletes in their respective domains.

    • The Art of Pitching: Location, Deception, and VelocityEffective pitchers use a combination of velocity, precise location, and deception to outsmart hitters, regardless of their raw speed.

      Pitching in baseball is more complex than it seems. While some pitchers rely on raw velocity, others, like Kyle Hendricks, use precise location and deception to outwit hitters. Hendricks, who throws at around 88 miles per hour, can make all his pitches look the same, leaving hitters guessing. The art of pitching lies in the ability to locate and move the ball effectively in any count. Even the best pitchers can experience slumps, and hitters must adapt to their changing pitches and locations. One particularly impressive pitcher mentioned was Aroldis Chapman, who throws 100 miles per hour but lacks movement, making him vulnerable to being hit hard by even the best hitters. Ultimately, the most effective pitchers are those who can combine velocity with location and deception, leaving hitters guessing and struggling to make solid contact.

    • The complexity of baseball comes from the varying ways pitchers deliver their fastballsPitchers' delivery methods, including extension, release point, and spin rate, affect the deception and effectiveness of a fastball, making baseball a fascinating game.

      The complexity and intrigue of baseball come from the varying ways pitchers deliver their fastballs, which can appear differently to different observers. Factors like extension, release point, and spin rate contribute to the deception and effectiveness of a pitch. For instance, a pitcher who lets go of the ball closer to home plate may have a more effective fastball. Additionally, a lower release point can make the ball seem to take off more. Spider tack, which measures RPMs on pitches, has been a point of contention in the game, as it can significantly impact a pitch's movement. While a knuckleball, which doesn't rely on spin, can be hit with more consistency due to its lower velocity, it can still be challenging to hit effectively. Ultimately, the unpredictability and nuances of baseball make it a fascinating game.

    • Respectful Rivalry: Players Cherish Competitive GamesPlayers maintain respectful relationships despite intense rivalries, acknowledging talent and sportsmanship, and emphasizing the importance of hustle and respect in competition.

      Despite the intense rivalry between the Cubs and the team being interviewed, the players maintain a respectful relationship towards each other. The speaker acknowledges the talent and sportsmanship of the Cubs' players, including Wilson Contreras, and cherishes the passionate games they've had over the years. He also shares a light-hearted moment about the importance of hustling and sprinting to first base, even during a slump. The conversation also touches upon the unique dynamic between players and fans, and the occasional heated moments that come with the territory of intense rivalries. Overall, the speaker emphasizes the importance of respect and sportsmanship, even in the face of competition.

    • Unique baseball player motivation deal and pitching phenom storyA baseball player's agreement to provide a team getaway upon reaching a goal motivates him and rewards the team. A pitching phenom's journey from coaching to pitching demonstrates the importance of training and pushing oneself.

      In this unique business arrangement, a baseball player, Christian Yelich, agrees to provide a weekend getaway worth $20,000 if he hits 20 home runs in the second half of the season. This arrangement includes a guys' trip where the team spends the money on activities and experiences together. This agreement serves as motivation for Yelich to perform well and rewards the team for their support. The team, in turn, gets an exciting experience and a chance to bond with their star player. This unconventional arrangement demonstrates the creativity and camaraderie within the baseball community. Furthermore, we learned about Dave Juice, the pitching phenom who made a name for himself by pitching in the MLB home run derby. Despite his lack of talent as a player, Juice found success in coaching and managing, leading to his current role as a pitcher. His arm, which has never been injured, allowed him to excel in this new role. The conversation also touched on the importance of training and pushing oneself during the spring season to improve fitness and skills. Peloton was highlighted as a valuable resource for achieving these goals.

    • Dante Bichette's humble beginnings and focus in baseball coachingStarting from throwing batting practice in Canadian teams to coaching MLB stars, Dante Bichette's focus and passion led him to a successful baseball coaching career. Believe in your passion and keep going, even with humble beginnings.

      Dante Bichette, a baseball hitting coach, has had an impressive career, starting as a coach and manager in Canadian professional and college baseball teams. He threw batting practice to every player, including future MLB stars, and even hit some of them, including Pete Alonso, in a slip-up moment. Bichette never wore a hat while throwing batting practice, believing it helped him focus more. He once threw a 100-inning game in college, and his first job was at Westfield State College where he made $1500 a year and had a budget of the same amount. Despite the humble beginnings, Bichette encourages those in the 5% who enjoy what they're doing, like the intern in the room, to keep going as they too can have great careers.

    • Roles in baseball: Manager vs. Bench CoachIn college baseball, head coaches manage teams, but in pros, managers handle day-to-day tasks while bench coaches offer input and manage some tasks. Their roles require a strong partnership for team success.

      The roles and titles in baseball, such as coach and manager, can have different meanings and responsibilities at various levels of the game. For instance, in college baseball, a head coach might still manage the team, but in professional baseball, a manager takes over those duties. A bench coach, meanwhile, acts as a right-hand person to the manager, offering input and managing some day-to-day tasks. The bench coach's role can be quite appealing, as they get to work closely with the team and the manager while also having some autonomy. The relationship between a manager and bench coach is crucial, with each bringing their strengths to the table to complement the other's weaknesses. Overall, the roles in baseball are dynamic and require a strong partnership between coaches and managers to ensure success.

    • Managing intense situations on the bench in baseballBench coaches handle arguments with umpires, prevent brawls, and de-escalate situations to protect players and minimize suspensions.

      Being a bench coach in baseball involves handling various situations, including managing arguments with umpires and preventing bench-clearing brawls. These incidents can happen frequently and unexpectedly, requiring quick thinking and decision-making. For instance, a manager might get ejected for defending a player or standing up for the team. In extreme cases, this could even lead to a ban from the league. During a brawl, the bench coach's role is to de-escalate the situation and protect key players to minimize suspensions. The experience of managing a team, even in lower leagues, can prepare one for handling these intense situations in the major leagues. Despite the challenges, the opportunity to be part of baseball history and create lasting memories with teammates and families makes it all worthwhile.

    • Team success not solely dependent on one individualHistoric Red Sox comeback highlights importance of player execution, confidence, and preparation, and the role of a bench coach in setting a positive tone

      The success of a team, whether it's in baseball or any other sport, is not solely dependent on one individual's efforts. The Red Sox's historic comeback in the 2004 ALCS is a great example of this. While the advanced scout's reports played a crucial role in helping the team come back from a 3-0 deficit against the Yankees, the execution of the players on the field was equally important. The team's confidence and preparation, honed through playing against tough competition in the AL East, also played a significant role in their World Series sweep. As a bench coach, setting a positive tone and helping players move past losses is essential in baseball, where every day brings a new game. The biggest improvement in the last 10 years, according to the speaker, is the ability to set a better tone and help players focus on the next game, no matter the outcome of the previous one.

    • Unique skill in baseball: Effective batting practice and adaptabilitySuccess in baseball or any field relies on a unique skill, heart, resilience, and continuous learning. Effective batting practice and adapting to new roles are keys to success.

      Being successful in baseball, or any field, often comes down to having a unique skill or knowledge that sets you apart. For the speaker, that skill is his ability to throw effective batting practice. He's found a niche and continues to improve in it. He also emphasizes the importance of heart and resilience in the face of challenges. Another interesting point he made was about the role of a baseball coach. Contrary to popular belief, being a first base coach is not the easiest job in the world. It requires quick thinking and reaction time, as the coach must anticipate the moves of both the batter and the base runners. The speaker shared that when he transitioned from coaching third base to first base, he took pride in learning from experienced coaches and became just as effective in his new role. Overall, the speaker's experiences and insights offer valuable lessons on perseverance, adaptability, and the importance of continuing to learn and grow in one's chosen field.

    • Mark's Respect for Baseball PeopleMark cherishes relationships with baseball figures more than the game itself, as seen through stories with his father and players like Nomar Garciaparra and Pete Alonso, including a memorable Home Run Derby experience with Nomar.

      For Mark DeRosa, the people in baseball hold a greater respect in his life than the game itself. He shared stories of his experiences with various figures in baseball, from his father who was a sports writer, to players like Nomar Garciaparra and Pete Alonso. One memorable experience was when Nomar asked Mark to throw to him during the 1999 Home Run Derby, an event that featured baseball legends like Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Griffey, and Bonds. Mark initially hesitated due to family commitments, but his wife encouraged him to go, leading to a cherished experience for both Mark and Nomar. Through these stories, it's clear that Mark values the relationships he's built in baseball more than the game itself.

    • The infectious love for baseball and special moments it bringsThe speaker's passion for baseball resonates, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the game and cherishing special moments, whether as a player, coach, or fan.

      The speaker, who had the opportunity to attend a legendary baseball game with numerous famous players, emphasizes the infectious love for the game and the special moments it brings. He felt the same excitement and nostalgia when watching the current players, and if not in baseball, he would have been doing something related to it, likely coaching or teaching kids. The speaker's passion for baseball resonates with listeners, making them appreciate the game a little more. The big leagues represent the biggest gap and the most talented players, working hard to win each game. As a bench coach, the speaker mentions the importance of executing signals correctly to keep the opposing team guessing. The use of bluff signals can be effective, but ultimately, the success depends on the players' execution.

    • Discussions about wiffle ball, upcoming events, and personal experiencesThe group shared stories, jokes, and advice on various topics including sports, upcoming events, and personal experiences.

      The conversation between the group revolved around various topics including sports, upcoming events, and personal experiences. One suggestion was made for Dave to join them for a game of wiffle ball instead of attending a Cubs game. Another topic discussed was the impending birth of one member's first child, with jokes and advice shared amongst the group. A problem was raised about an overactive milk gland, but no solution was offered. The conversation also touched on the topic of breastfeeding and the challenges of maintaining perky breasts. Additionally, the group discussed the normalcy of guys keeping lists of girls they have kissed and the length of such lists. Overall, the conversation was filled with a mix of humor, advice, and personal anecdotes.

    • Discovering a list of women ranked in order of preferenceCreating a list of favorite or admired women could potentially alleviate suspicion of infidelity in a relationship.

      During a conversation about various baseball-related topics, the speakers discussed the potential implications of finding a list of women ranked in order of preference. While it could be a list of past sexual encounters, it could also be a list of favorite or admired women. The speakers suggested that if a man is suspected of infidelity, creating such a list and leaving it out for discovery could be a way to alleviate suspicion. The conversation also touched on various baseball records, including the longest home run in MLB history and the apology of Stephen A. Smith to multiple countries. Additionally, they discussed the impact of certain diets on athletes' performance and the controversy surrounding Jake Fromm taking free merchandise. The conversation was filled with humor and banter, making for an entertaining listen.

    • Animals with unnatural causes of deathSome animals, like tortoises, don't die naturally but are killed by external factors. Journalistic responsibilities include reporting accurately and ethically.

      Some animals, like jellyfish and tortoises, do not die of old age but can only be killed by other things or external factors. For instance, Lonesome George, the oldest tortoise on Earth, lived for about 180 years before passing away. Despite popular belief, tortoises do die, but not naturally. This was demonstrated when Billy allegedly ended Lonesome George's life due to the tortoise's poor health. This discussion highlights the unique characteristics of certain animal species and their methods of mortality. Additionally, Billy expressed his desire to write a blog about the interview for the next day's show, emphasizing the importance of journalistic liabilities and responsibilities. Overall, the conversation shed light on the intriguing aspects of animal biology and the responsibilities that come with journalism.

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    Incredible Sunday finish to the US Open as Bryson DeChambeau wins and Rory chokes. We talk about Rory leaving Pinehurst before doing media and Bryson's complete 180 (00:00:00-00:27:21). Celtics get smoked in Game 4 and we check in on Hank's mentals before Game 5 (00:27:21-00:37:23). The Panthers laid an egg in Edmonton and that series is going back to Florida (00:37:23-00:46:01). Who's back of the week including Bill Belichick's new girlfriend and Jimmy Carter sleeping through full days (00:46:01-01:08:39). Smylie Kaufman joins us from Pinehurst after an incredible US Open and gives us a breakdown of what he witnessed following the last 2 groups on Sunday, Rory's putts, and more (01:08:39-01:45:00). Mike Florio joins the show to talk some football with the guys before teams break for the summer (01:45:00-02:35:50). We finish with Max's minute (02:35:50-02:47:10)


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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 17, 2024

    Matt Barnes And Stephen Jackson, Celtics Up 3-0, Hank Recaps His Night With Tom Brady + US Open And Fyre Fest

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    Hank had a night of lifetime going to Tom Brady's retirement ceremony and being mentioned in the speech while the Celtics went up 3-0 in the NBA Finals (00:00:00-00:20:06). Luka got absolutely torched by Windy and it was well deserved after his pathetic second half on Wednesday Night (00:20:06-00:37:24). US Open and a spirited debate about Scottie Scheffler's haircut (00:37:24-00:49:56). Trevor Lawrence got paid (00:49:56-00:53:48). Oilers are down 3-0 and more details about Danny Hurley turning down the Lakers (00:53:48-01:11:38). Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson join us in studio to talk about their careers in the NBA, their podcast success, having too many crazy people on one team, coaching in the NBA and tons more (01:11:38-02:13:53). We finish with Fyre Fest of the week (02:13:53-02:31:00).


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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 14, 2024

    Joey Chestnut Is Out Of The Hot Dog Competition, US Open With Caddie Michael Collins, NBA Finals With Kevin Love, Kristaps Hurt And Pardon Your Take

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    Emergency beginning of the show had to be retaped after we get news that Joey Chestnut is out of the 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Competition after taking money from a vegan hot dog brand and our whole world has been shattered (00:00:00-00:17:49). Kristaps is hurt and Hank had a rough day (00:17:49-00:28:39). Pug might be a coward (00:28:39-00:35:58). Danny Hurley is staying at Uconn and SCF Game 2 (00:35:58-00:56:38). Hot Seat/Cool Throne and Buster Olney has been hacked and Kevin Durant is back on twitter (00:56:38-01:19:31). Caddie Michael Collins joins us to talk about the US Open, hardest part about being a caddie, his crazy career jump from comedian to caddy to ESPN golf personality and more (01:19:31-01:52:21). We then are joined by recurring guest and good friend Kevin Love to talk about the NBA Finals, what does Kyrie need to do to find it, his top 5, and how sick it was playing on the Olympics (01:52:21-02:23:44). We finish with listener submitted Pardon Your Takes (02:23:44-02:42:02).


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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 12, 2024

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

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    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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    Pardon My Take
    en-usJune 10, 2024

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