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    Dan Hurley, NBA Playoffs With Kirk Goldsberry, The Commanders Have A New Owner And Fyre Fest Of The Week

    en-usApril 14, 2023

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    • Dan Snyder selling Washington Commanders for $6 billionDan Snyder is reportedly selling the Washington Commanders to Josh Harris for $6 billion, leaving some unsure about who to blame for future sports disappointments

      Dan Snyder, the owner of the Washington Commanders, is reportedly selling the team to Josh Harris, the owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, for $6 billion. Dan Hurley, the coach of the Yukon Huskies, made an appearance on the show and called out Max for being a "loser." The NBA playoffs were also discussed, and a parlay bet was suggested for the first round. The Barstool Sportsbook was promoted, offering a $1,000 bonus for new players if their first bet loses. Dan Snyder's sale of the Commanders was the main topic, with Dan Hurley's visit and NBA playoff discussion serving as secondary content. The sale is expected to be official soon, leaving some wondering who they will be able to blame for their sports-related failures in the future.

    • Washington Commanders Sale to Josh Harris: A Done Deal?Fans eagerly await new ownership and potential improvements, but remain skeptical due to previous false alarms and ongoing NFL season. Sale is expensive, and Harris' ownership of 76ers may lead to new rivalries. DeRozan's daughter's loud cheering potentially influenced a play-in game outcome.

      Dan Snyder's sale of the Washington Commanders to Josh Harris is considered a done deal, with only the owner's vote remaining before the transfer is complete. Fans, including Hank, are excited about the prospect of a new owner and the potential for improved team performance. The sale is expensive, with money being 7% more expensive than its face value. Despite the anticipation, some fans, like Hank, remain skeptical due to previous false alarms and the ongoing NFL season, including playoffs. Additionally, Josh Harris' ownership of the Philadelphia 76ers may lead to new rivalries. In other news, DeRozan's daughter stole the show during a Chicago Bulls vs Toronto Raptors play-in game, potentially influencing the outcome with her loud cheering.

    • A Young Fan's Unique Impact on an NBA GameTiara DeRozan, DeMar DeRozan's daughter, brought energy and spirit to the NBA game between the Chicago Bulls and Toronto Raptors with her vocal support, leaving opposing fans in awe and frustration.

      You might have missed out on an electrifying moment at the NBA game between the Chicago Bulls and Toronto Raptors if you weren't there to witness Tiara DeRozan, the daughter of DeMar DeRozan, in action. Her unique vocal prowess and unwavering support for her father's team caused quite a stir, leaving the opposing team's fans in awe and frustration. Despite the controversy surrounding her actions, her impact on the game was undeniable. Zach LaVine's performance was also noteworthy, but it was Tiara's energy and spirit that truly stood out. However, her attendance at future games is uncertain due to her school commitments, leaving fans wondering what could have been if she were able to attend every game. The debate continues on whether her presence would be welcomed or met with hostility at other arenas. Regardless, her impact on the game was undeniable, and her legacy as a passionate and dedicated fan is already being written.

    • NBA Play-In Tournament: Young Teams Shine, Older Teams DisappointThe NBA Play-In Tournament brought excitement with young teams surprising fans and older teams facing disappointments. Zion Williamson's absence added to Pelican frustration, while the Thunder's young talent shines. Debate continues on its necessity, but it adds drama and competition to the NBA scene.

      The NBA Play-In Tournament brought excitement and unpredictability, with young teams like the Thunder surprising fans and older teams like the Pelicans facing disappointments. Zion Williamson's absence from the Pelicans' lineup during their loss to the Thunder added to the frustration for Pelican fans. Meanwhile, the Thunder, with their young talent and multiple first-round draft picks, are building a promising future. The Play-In Tournament continues to be a topic of debate, with some seeing it as a fun addition to the NBA playoffs and others considering it unnecessary. Regardless, it's here to stay, bringing more drama and competition to the NBA scene.

    • Comparing Basketball and Football: NBA's Unique Playoffs vs. NFL's Super BowlNo NBA team seeded 8th has ever won the Finals, unlike NFL's 6th seeds. The NBA's entire season feels like a play-in tournament, with hot starts crucial in baseball and the upcoming draft.

      While basketball and football have their similarities, such as playoff tournaments, there are significant differences. For instance, no 8 seed has ever won the NBA Finals, unlike football where 6 seeds have won the Super Bowl. The NBA is unique in that the entire season feels like a play-in tournament, with the mid-season tournament adding to the excitement. During the discussion, Jake and Hank talked about the upcoming Heat vs. Bulls game, with Jake expressing confidence and Hank expressing indifference. They also mentioned other events, such as the FDNY and NYPD hockey game and the Tampa Bay Rays' impressive start to the baseball season. The Rays, currently 13-0, have given up 3 runs or less in ten of their thirteen games, making them a formidable team. The discussion also touched on the significance of hot starts in baseball and the upcoming baseball draft. Overall, the conversation showcased the excitement and unique aspects of various sports, from basketball and football to hockey and baseball.

    • Planning an NBA draft livestream? Consider a draft board, no computers, and a clear division of labor.When organizing an NBA draft livestream, ensure you have a draft board, avoid using computers, and assign roles to minimize confusion and maximize enjoyment.

      A group of friends planning a hypothetical NBA draft livestream during the actual event should consider having a draft board, no computers, and potentially designate one person to manage the team while another takes all the credit. They also discussed the possibility of having a commissioner and repicking players past the 10th round. The conversation touched on various sports, including the Islanders, who were unexpectedly mentioned, and the ongoing quarterback situation with Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets. The group expressed their frustration with the uncertainty and the potential impact on the Jets' roster. They also joked about the possibility of Zack Wilson being the ultimate winner if Rodgers doesn't sign with a team. The draft is just two weeks away, and there are reports of players like Stetson Bennett potentially going undrafted due to off-field issues, which the group saw as a possible smokescreen.

    • Support for Romo and Nantz's chemistrySpeakers expressed strong support for Tony Romo and Jim Nantz's working relationship, dismissing concerns and inviting outsiders to observe them.

      During a conversation about various topics, including sports and celebrity chemistry, the speakers expressed strong support for Tony Romo and Jim Nantz's working relationship. They dismissed any concerns about their chemistry and invited the opportunity for outsiders to observe them at work. The conversation also touched upon past arrests, with speakers sharing their opinions on notable incidents, and a lighthearted discussion about hypothetical situations involving suicide vests and bombs. The speakers also discussed the upcoming NBA season and their excitement for new challenges during spring training. Overall, the conversation showcased a lively and supportive banter among friends.

    • Celebrating achievements with dedication and hard workThrough fitness or coaching, pushing yourself to your limits can lead to remarkable achievements. Celebrate victories, then get back to work for continued growth.

      Pushing yourself to your limits, whether through fitness or coaching, can lead to remarkable achievements. During spring, Peloton offers a variety of challenging workouts to help individuals improve their fitness levels. Dan Hurley, the UConn head coach, recently experienced the thrill of winning a national championship, which came with a whirlwind of media attention and administrative responsibilities. Despite the chaos, Hurley emphasized the importance of celebrating the victory with his team before getting back to business. Both Peloton and Hurley demonstrate that with dedication and hard work, one can reach their goals and continue to grow.

    • The rewarding journey of college sports: watching players excel and teams overcome challengesCollege sports require intense dedication, sacrifices, and teamwork. Success is sweeter when earned through adversity, and motivation from external and internal sources can fuel determination to win.

      The journey of college sports, filled with intense moments and sacrifices, is most rewarding when the hard work pays off. The speaker fondly recalls the experience of watching a player like Jordan Hawkins excel and reach his potential, all while the team and coaches supported him. The ease of their success, despite challenges, made the achievement even sweeter. However, even in moments of doubt, such as when trailing in the tournament, the team remained composed and focused, using motivation from external sources, like a doubting fan or internal factors, like a rebuilding year, to fuel their determination to win.

    • Disappointment and Pride in UConn BasketballDespite facing disrespect and adversity, the speaker felt proud of UConn basketball's legacy and success.

      The speaker's experience with the Yukon basketball team was marked by disappointment and frustration, both on and off the court. They felt disrespected by being placed in a subpar hotel and bet against them in every game, which robbed them of any sense of drama or excitement. However, when UConn won the championship, the speaker felt vindicated and proud of their team's success. The legacy of UConn basketball, with its numerous national championships and NBA players, was a source of pride and recruitment tools. The presence of basketball legends at practices and celebrations added to the excitement and star power of the program. Despite the challenges faced, the speaker remained passionate about UConn basketball and the unique experiences it provided.

    • From player to coach: Dan Early's journey in basketballDetermined and resilient, Dan Early rose from modest beginnings to coach a national title team at UConn, proving his intensity and competitive spirit remain unchanged despite a quieter demeanor.

      Dan Early's journey in basketball, from being a player to a coach, has been marked by a mix of determination, resilience, and a deep-rooted passion for the game. Despite not achieving the elite level success early in his career, he continued to work hard and eventually reached the pinnacle of college basketball with a national title at UConn. His brother's success and the attention it brought didn't overshadow his own ambitions, and he remains focused on his goals, including potentially coaching in the NBA someday. Despite the perception of him being "soft" due to a more controlled demeanor and fewer antics, he insists that his intensity and competitive spirit remain unchanged. His ability to channel his energy effectively has helped him overcome challenges and succeed at every level.

    • Basketball: Pressure and ComposureSuccessful basketball players exhibit resilience and composure under pressure, learned through intense competition in North Jersey and guidance from coaches.

      Resilience and composure under pressure are key elements in basketball, as demonstrated by Fran McCaffrey's stare down during a comeback and Kyle Anderson's restraint during an altercation. North Jersey basketball, specifically, breeds intense competition and the ability to adapt to various playing styles. Coaches, like the speaker's father, instill important values and lessons that help players navigate the pressures of the game. In the speaker's experience, his son, despite his eagerness to score, listened to his coach's advice during a crucial moment in a game. Overall, the ability to remain calm and focused in high-pressure situations is a valuable skill that sets successful basketball players apart.

    • Coach K's Emotional Decision Making and NIL DiscussionsCoach K prioritizes his players' dreams and NIL deals while maintaining team success, even if it means losing a key player.

      College basketball coaches face difficult decisions when it comes to encouraging their top players to leave for the NBA draft or stay in college for another year. During a championship run, Coach K shared an emotional moment when his player, who had a clean sheet in the NCAA but turned the ball over in the last seconds of a game, asked his mother for permission to shoot. Despite the pressure, Coach K emphasized the importance of putting the player's interests first and letting them live their dreams, even if it meant potentially losing a key player. Coach K also discussed the impact of NIL deals and the importance of having a strong recruiting class to ensure the team's success in the future. While the idea of attending the draft with his players is exciting, Coach K acknowledged the deep connections and life-changing moments that come with coaching college basketball. Regarding his famous lucky underwear, Coach K revealed that he had multiple pairs, including ones themed as great white sharks, wolves, lions, and dragons, and that he would wash them between games. There is no definitive plan to retire or display the underwear.

    • Unexpected events in NBA playoffs can change the game's outcomeThe NBA playoffs are known for upsets and the unpredictable, as demonstrated by DeMar DeRozan's daughter's disruption and Dikembe Mutombo's win with the Nuggets. Top seeds usually advance, but anything is possible with talent and performance.

      The impact of the unexpected, such as DeMar DeRozan's daughter's disruptive free throw defense. during the NBA playoffs, can significantly alter the outcome of a game. Historically, the top seeds usually advance, making it challenging for lower seeds like the 7 or 8 seeds. However, upsets do happen, such as the Nuggets' win with Dikembe Mutombo. The upcoming playoffs will feature notable teams like the Lakers and the Oklahoma City Thunder, who have a strong chance of making a deep run due to their talent and performance. The Lakers, in particular, have gained a lot of attention as they've entered the playoffs. They may face challenges, but the unpredictability of the playoffs ensures that anything is possible. The Raptors' free throw woes, as a result of DeMar DeRozan's daughter's disruptions, serve as a reminder that the unexpected can significantly impact the game.

    • Western Conference play-in teams surprise, Lakers lead intimidating 7th seedThe Lakers, led by LeBron James and Anthony Davis, have emerged as the most intimidating 7th seed in the Western Conference play-ins. The West's unpredictability sees teams like the Warriors and Suns also contending, while Patrick Beverley's impact on the Bulls' defense makes them a top team.

      The Western Conference play-in tournament has produced some surprising and formidable teams, with the Lakers, led by LeBron James and Anthony Davis, emerging as the most intimidating 7th seed in recent history. The West is known for its topsy-turvy nature, with teams like the Warriors and Suns also emerging as strong contenders. Patrick Beverley, a key player for the Chicago Bulls, has significantly impacted their defense, making them one of the best in the NBA in recent weeks. In the Eastern Conference, the Bucks and Celtics are expected to advance far, with the Celtics showing flexibility in their backcourt with players like Malcolm Brogdon and Marcus Smart. The regular season and playoffs present different challenges, and coaches will need to navigate rotations effectively to maximize their team's potential.

    • NBA Playoffs: Unpredictable SuccessTeams with strong regular seasons may struggle in the playoffs, while underperforming teams could surprise. The Bucks and Cavs are potential contenders, with the Bucks having the highest ceiling and the Cavs being a dark horse.

      The playoff success of NBA teams can be unpredictable, with some teams performing better in the regular season but struggling in the playoffs, and vice versa. The Philadelphia 76ers, led by James Harden and Joel Embiid, have a lot at stake this season, but their past playoff performances under Doc Rivers raise concerns. On the other hand, teams like the Milwaukee Bucks and Cleveland Cavaliers, who may have underperformed in the regular season, could surprise in the playoffs. The Bucks, with their championship pedigree and the return of Khris Middleton, have the highest ceiling, while the Cavs, with Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland, are a dark horse contender. The New York Knicks, who have made significant strides this season, may not be ready to contend for a championship yet but could surprise in the first round against the Cavs. The Miami Heat, despite their struggles this season, still have a chance to turn things around in the playoffs. Ultimately, the playoffs are a different beast, and teams must find that extra gear to succeed.

    • NBA Playoffs Full of Uncertainty in Western ConferenceThe Suns' success depends on Kevin Durant's health, the Kings need to improve defense for deep run, Nuggets under pressure to perform, lower half of Western Conference unproven

      The NBA playoffs this year are full of uncertainty, especially in the Western Conference. The Suns, despite their impressive offensive stats, hinge their success on the health of Kevin Durant. The Kings, with their high-scoring offense, face a tough first-round matchup against the defending champions and may need to improve their defense to make a deep run. The Nuggets, led by MVP Nikola Jokic, are under pressure to perform well in the playoffs after past disappointments. The lower half of the Western Conference bracket, featuring teams like the Kings, Memphis, and Nuggets, is unproven and will likely face tough matchups early on. Overall, the NBA playoffs promise to be an exciting and unpredictable event.

    • Nuggets' Defense a Concern in Playoffs Against Elite TeamsThe Nuggets' offense is strong, but their defense against elite teams, particularly against Hall of Famers and elite scorers, is a major concern in the playoffs.

      The expectations for the number one seeded Denver Nuggets in the NBA playoffs are high, with many considering a deep run towards the finals as a must. However, their defensive capabilities against strong opponents like the Suns or Clippers, who have potential Hall of Famers and elite scorers, are a major concern. Kawhi Leonard, who has a reputation for staying focused and performing well in the playoffs, is seen as a significant threat due to his ability to score and defend. The Nuggets' offense, led by Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, is expected to perform well, but their defense will be put to the test in the second round. The injury bug has also affected both the Nuggets and the Clippers, adding an extra layer of complexity to the matchup. Despite the challenges, the Nuggets have shown improvement in player development, particularly with Kawhi, who has transformed from a supposed non-shooter to a versatile scorer. Ultimately, the success of the Nuggets in the playoffs will depend on their ability to defend against elite teams and capitalize on their offensive potential.

    • Lakers and Bucks Lead NBA Playoffs in Defensive TrustThe Lakers and Bucks, led by LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo respectively, have the best defenses in their respective conferences in the NBA playoffs. Both teams have been top in defense since the trade deadline, with the Lakers leading the West and the Bucks in the East.

      The Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks are the top two defensively trusted teams in the Western and Eastern Conferences, respectively, in the NBA playoffs. LeBron James, a key player for the Lakers, has been questioned for his defensive performance, but the team's impressive record since the trade deadline, which was mostly played without LeBron, highlights their defensive strength. Milwaukee's defense, led by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Brook Lopez, and Jrue Holiday, is also considered formidable due to their familiarity and chemistry with each other. The Lakers' defense has been the best in the Western Conference since the trade deadline, while the Bucks are one of three teams in the last 25 years to finish both top 2 in offense and defense in the regular season. The East's second best defense is expected to be Boston, which has a strong defensive reputation and a history of top-tier defense.

    • The Lakers' unpredictable playoff run with LeBron JamesDespite LeBron's impact on the Lakers being debated, they've become a formidable contender with Anthony Davis and younger players stepping up. Defense, particularly with LeBron on the court, remains a concern in their first round matchup against the Grizzlies.

      The Western Conference playoffs are unpredictable, with LeBron James and the Lakers being a major wild card. LeBron's impact on the team has been debated, with some arguing that his absence during the most important games of his career allowed his teammates to step up and improve. The Lakers have gone from a struggling team in January to a formidable contender, thanks in part to the play of Anthony Davis and the emergence of younger players. However, their defense, particularly when LeBron is on the court, remains a concern. In the first round, the Lakers face the Memphis Grizzlies, who have the best rim protector in the league in Jaren Jackson Jr. If Jaren can avoid foul trouble, Memphis has a good chance of upsetting the Lakers. The Eastern Conference finals prediction is a rematch between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Phoenix Suns, assuming both teams stay healthy. The Bucks are favored due to their strong offense and the importance of Khris Middleton to their success. However, if the Suns can stay healthy and Chris Paul and Devin Booker perform at a high level, they have a good chance of making it to the finals.

    • NBA Playoffs: Exciting Matchups and Centers' ComebackThe NBA playoffs feature popular teams like the Celtics and Warriors, dominant centers such as Embiid, and unpredictable teams like the Cavs and Grizzlies, promising thrilling games and unforgettable moments. Try 3 Chi's cannabis products for enhanced enjoyment with a discount using 'barstool20'.

      During the NBA playoffs, there are exciting matchups and predictions, with the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors being a popular choice for the finals. Centers are also making a comeback as dominant players, with Joel Embiid and the 76ers being a strong contender. The NBA finals are expected to be a battle between these MVP big men. Additionally, there are ongoing discussions about the relevance of regular season awards such as the MVP and the new clutch award. The NBA season has been chaotic, and unpredictable teams like the Cleveland Cavaliers and Memphis Grizzlies have been mentioned as potential finalists. Overall, the NBA playoffs promise thrilling games and unforgettable moments. For those interested in cannabis products, 3 Chi offers a lineup of vapes and gummies tailored for specific effects, which can be conveniently delivered to your door with a discount using the code "barstool20."

    • Discussing the Panthers' potential as the greatest regular season team ever and their playoff prospectsDespite their strong regular season performance, the Panthers face challenges in the playoffs, particularly from the Bruins, and their success depends on their goalie's performance.

      The speaker expresses a strong belief that the hockey team they're rooting for, the Panthers, is the greatest regular season team of all time and will dominate the playoffs. However, they also acknowledge that it would be a historic choke job if they don't win the Stanley Cup. The team they're most concerned about is the Bruins, whom they believe are very good and could potentially eliminate them. The speaker also mentions the importance of a good goalie in the playoffs and expresses a lack of confidence in their team's ability to beat the Bruins. The conversation frequently shifts to discussing memes and hypothetical matchups, adding a lighthearted tone to the discussion. Overall, the speaker's confidence in their team's abilities is clear, but they also acknowledge the challenges they may face in the playoffs.

    • Acknowledging the Importance of Paying Taxes and Discussing Financial StrategiesSpeakers expressed disdain for taxes but acknowledged their importance, discussed loss harvesting as a financial strategy, and debated attending an event featuring a notorious figure from a past scandal.

      Despite the speakers' expressed disdain for taxes and their attempts to find loopholes or extensions, they ultimately acknowledge the importance of paying them. The conversation also touched upon the concept of loss harvesting, which is a financial strategy used to offset losses with gains. Additionally, there was a mention of Firefest 2, an event organized by a notorious figure from a past scandal, which sparked some debate about whether or not to give him publicity. The conversation also included some light-hearted moments, such as joking about physical appearance and dad bods. Overall, the discussion highlighted the complexities of financial management and the importance of staying informed about various strategies.

    • Unexpected Side Effects of CoolSculptingBe aware of potential swelling and discomfort after CoolSculpting, and understand that the science behind fat being excreted through urine is not definitive. Set realistic fitness goals, considering personal health limitations.

      Undergoing CoolSculpting, a body contouring treatment, can result in unexpected side effects like significant swelling and discomfort, which the individual may not have been fully informed about. Additionally, there's a belief that the frozen fat is excreted through urine, but the science behind this is not definitive. The individual also shared their personal fitness goals, including running a mile under a certain time and attempting to join a £1,000 pound club by lifting heavy weights, despite having a bad back and being out of shape. The conversation also touched on the topic of supplements and the potential risks of injections. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of being well-informed about the potential side effects and limitations of various treatments and the importance of setting realistic fitness goals while considering personal health limitations.

    • The Power of EmotionsEmotions can evoke strong reactions and shape our experiences, whether it's a complex relationship or a simple discomfort.

      People and situations can evoke strong emotions and reactions, just like the speaker's complex relationship with Hezbollah and the unpredictable New York summer heat. The speaker's attachment to Hezbollah is compared to a paternal figure, despite the physical discomfort caused by his slapping. Similarly, the speaker's disdain for the unbearable New York summer heat leads to frustration and aggression. These emotions are heightened by the mystery water season and the difficulty of finding an AC unit in the city. Overall, the speaker's experiences illustrate the power of emotions and the impact they can have on our daily lives.

    • Keep things in perspective during pick-up gamesDon't let pick-up games get too serious and lead to physical altercations. Learn from mistakes, have fun, and remember they're just intramural games.

      While competition in pick-up games can be intense, it's important to keep things in perspective and not let the games get too serious to the point of physical altercations. The speaker shares an experience where he got into a fight during a basketball game, but emphasizes that it's essential to remember that these are just intramural games and not to take them so seriously that it leads to adult-like fights. He also encourages everyone to have fun and not worry about their opponents' feelings or actions during the heat of the moment. Additionally, the speaker acknowledges that everyone makes mistakes and gets carried away at times, but it's crucial to learn from these experiences and move on. The conversation also touches on the importance of self-correction and listening to full podcasts before tweeting about any potential errors. Overall, the message is to enjoy pick-up games, learn from mistakes, and keep things in perspective.

    • The Complexity of Empathy During Natural DisastersDuring natural disasters, it's important to consider the impact of our words and actions, as empathy can be a complex issue with exceptions based on context and impact.

      The distinction between what is an appropriate response to natural disasters and what is not can be a complex issue. During a conversation, the speaker expressed frustration over the perceived hypocrisy of people from areas that don't experience extreme weather events making light of situations in which others are suffering. They questioned the acceptability of making jokes about disasters, especially when it comes to human lives being at risk. The speaker also mused about the idea of exceptions to this rule, such as when the person responsible for the disaster is responsible for their own misfortune or if it's a matter of life and death. The conversation touched on various topics, including lottery numbers, meteorites, and the origins of life on Earth. Ultimately, the conversation highlighted the nuanced nature of empathy and the importance of considering the context and impact of our words and actions when dealing with sensitive issues.

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    All Time US Open, Smylie Kaufman Calls In From Pinehurst, Mike Florio Talking Football + Celtics And Panthers Drop An Stinkers In Game 4's

    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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    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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    en-usJune 12, 2024

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