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    Jayson Werth, Xander Schauffele, Mt Rushmore Of Round Things And Fyre Fest

    July 26, 2024
    What was discussed about Jayson Tatum's 'aura'?
    How did Jim Harbaugh compare training camp to birth?
    Why are fans frustrated with Yankees' management decisions?
    What topics were covered regarding the UFC event?
    What emotions did the speaker describe about winning a golf tournament?

    Podcast Summary

    • Sports OpportunitiesAppreciate every moment and make the most of opportunities, whether in sports, business, or life. Sports figures like Jason Werth and Xander Schauffele share their experiences of going from minor league players to hall of famers. The importance of hard work and dedication is emphasized through Jim Harbaugh's comparison of NFL training camp to being born.

      Life can change in an instant, just like a hamburger going from raw ingredients to a delicious meal or a baseball player going from a minor league player to a hall of famer. It's important to appreciate every moment and make the most of opportunities, whether it's in sports, business, or life in general. During this episode of the podcast, the hosts discussed various topics, including interviews with sports figures like Jason Werth and Xander Schauffele, the upcoming UFC event, and a potential Mount Rushmore of round things. They also mentioned the importance of being responsible when betting on sports through DraftKings. One interesting topic that came up was the conversation surrounding Jayson Tatum and his supposed lack of "aura," which sparked a debate about what that term even means and whether it's relevant to Tatum's basketball career. The hosts also shared that they had initially started the conversation just to provoke a reaction from one of their colleagues. Another topic that was touched upon was the upcoming NFL training camps and the excitement surrounding the San Francisco 49ers' new facility, which was inspired by lightning. Jim Harbaugh, the team's coach, compared the experience of training camp to being born, emphasizing the importance of hard work and dedication. Overall, the podcast episode provided a mix of sports analysis, entertainment, and insights into the world of professional athletics.

    • Football coaching innovationsCoaches like Harbaugh and Gannon are experimenting with unconventional methods to gain an edge, while Jones and Campbell focus on team dynamics and past successes.

      Coaches like Jim Harbaugh and Jonathan Gannon are exploring various methods to gain an edge in their respective fields, with Harbaugh jokingly suggesting the use of breast milk and placenta, while Gannon conducted an exhaustive study on momentum in football. Meanwhile, Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys believes his increased focus on the team will lead to success, despite past distractions. Elsewhere, Dan Campbell has a massive podium at Lions training camp, and the NFC has yet to produce a back-to-back champion since the 2003-2004 St. Louis Rams. An amusing anecdote from baseball involved relief pitcher Reese McGuire, who was caught on camera jerking off in a parking lot during a game.

    • Sports management, Fan engagementDespite underperformance, Yankees management's job security frustrates fans, extending Boone's contract may help restore faith. Disappointment over sevens rugby's Olympic coverage and boredom with Cubs' hitting discussed.

      Despite the Yankees' consistent underperformance, their management, specifically Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman, continue to hold their positions. This situation has left fans frustrated, but extending Boone's contract could help restore faith in the team. Additionally, the conversation touched upon the US rugby team's performance in the Olympics and the excitement surrounding the sport. The group discussed their disappointment that sevens rugby didn't receive more prime-time coverage during the games. Lastly, the discussion revolved around the Chicago Cubs' struggles with hitting, even with their strong pitching, and the boredom that comes with watching their games. Overall, the conversation covered a range of topics, from sports management and team performance to fan engagement and Olympic sports.

    • Standout players and team performanceThe importance of having a standout player in a team cannot be overstated, as their impact on morale and performance can significantly improve games and prevent boredom, despite occasional inconsistencies in their performance.

      The discussion revolved around the importance of having a standout player in a team and the frustration of mediocre performance. The speakers shared their disappointment with the Chicago Cubs' recent poor offensive performance and the boredom that comes with watching such games. They also touched upon the subject of insult statistics and the need to focus on positivity. Huey was introduced with his script for a TV show called "High Up in the Mountains," which follows the story of two brothers, Carmelo and Anthony, and their struggles in life. The discussion also revealed that there might be some inconsistencies in the script's timeline.

    • Carmelo and Jokic sitcomGroup plans to create a sitcom about Carmelo Anthony and Nikola Jokic's lives, focusing on their unusual upbringing and relationship. They aim to create a pilot or sizzle reel, possibly featuring a wacky neighbor character. Inspired by observing relatable, normal people, despite increasing cost of sports fandom.

      The group is planning to create a sitcom based on the lives of Carmelo Anthony and Nikola Jokic, with a focus on their unusual upbringing and their relationship. The show will include elements of humor, NBA highlights, and time jumps. They aim to create a pilot or a sizzle reel, possibly featuring a wacky neighbor character named JR. The inspiration for the idea comes from observing relatable, normal people in everyday situations, even if the individuals involved are famous athletes. The group is aware of the increasing cost of being a sports fan and the potential impact on accessibility. Despite their frustration with the situation, they acknowledge their own complicity and plan to move forward with the project.

    • Food Items and RoundnessThe group discussed various food items being potential choices for a hypothetical Mount Rushmore due to their roundness, leading to creative debates and discussions.

      During a conversation about which items are round and could potentially be considered for a hypothetical Mount Rushmore, the group discussed various food items, including pizza, donuts, boobs, pie, ice cream, cookies, baseballs, and bagels. The consensus seemed to lean towards food items being popular choices due to their roundness. However, there were debates about the roundness of certain items, such as pizza and boobs, with some arguing that they have non-round aspects. Ultimately, the conversation showcased the group's creativity and willingness to explore different ideas, even if they led to debates and jokes.

    • Roundness of objectsThe definition of 'round' can be subjective and depends on the context, as shown in a discussion about Super Bowl rings and various round objects.

      A Super Bowl ring, despite having a round base, is not entirely round due to the various designs and symbols engraved on it. This discussion also touched upon various round objects, including food items, shapes, and everyday objects. While some objects were agreed upon as round, such as a Ferris wheel or a bowl, others, like a human eye or a tire, were open for debate. The conversation was light-hearted and covered a wide range of topics, ultimately leading to a consensus that the definition of "round" can be subjective and depends on the context.

    • Unexpected allies, friendshipsUnexpected challenges can lead to new connections and positive experiences, as shown in Rory and Kabi's encounter with their therapist and Jason Wirth's story of his MLB friendship

      Even when things go wrong in life, unexpected connections and opportunities can arise. Rory and Kabi found themselves in a dangerous situation, but turned to an unexpected ally in Rory's therapist, played by Hong Chow, to help them navigate the crisis. Meanwhile, MLB pro Jason Wirth shared a unique story about his first MLB hit against David Wells and the unexpected friendship that followed. Despite initial fears, their encounter turned out to be a positive experience. These stories illustrate the importance of staying adaptable and open to new experiences, even when faced with unexpected challenges. Tune in to Apple TV+ on August 9th to watch this action-packed comedic thriller and witness more unexpected connections unfold.

    • Scherzer's basketball consideration, sports debateMax Scherzer briefly considered basketball in college but ultimately stuck with baseball, acknowledging the expected path. The debate about athletes' abilities to excel in different sports was discussed, with Scherzer sharing his successful experiences in MLB and mentoring Bryce Harper, despite an infamous altercation.

      Despite growing up in a baseball family with every member playing professionally, Max Scherzer had a brief consideration for basketball in college. However, he acknowledged that his baseball career was always the expected path. The debate about which sport athletes from one league could excel in the other was brought up. Scherzer shared that he had a successful run with the Phillies before joining the Nationals, where he helped change the culture and mentored Bryce Harper. The infamous altercation between Harper and Papelbon, known as the "DC Strangler," was discussed, and Scherzer revealed that it was a result of the intense August heat and the pressure of a losing season. In the locker room after the incident, the team dealt with the tension and moved on. Overall, Scherzer's career was marked by good teams and a series of ups and downs, including the infamous altercation.

    • Team dynamics in baseballTeamwork, camaraderie, and putting aside personal differences are crucial for team success in baseball, even more important than individual talent. Intangible factors like chemistry play a significant role and can't always be measured by analytics.

      Despite the perception that baseball players are always friends, there are often tensions and even hatred between teammates. Chemistry and team dynamics play a crucial role in a team's success, sometimes more so than individual talent. The speaker, a former baseball player, shares his experiences of being part of championship teams and handling conflicts within the team. He emphasizes the importance of teamwork, camaraderie, and the ability to put aside personal differences for the sake of the team. He also discusses the impact of analytics in baseball and the importance of intangible factors like chemistry that don't always show up in statistics. The speaker shares anecdotes about specific teammates and their unique quirks and personalities, highlighting the importance of individual contributions to a team's success. Overall, the conversation underscores the complex and nuanced nature of team dynamics in professional sports.

    • Perseverance and Positive MindsetDespite adversity, maintaining a positive mindset and persevering through tough times can lead to success in baseball and life. Good food, a positive environment, and standing up for beliefs are essential.

      Perseverance and a positive mindset, even in the face of adversity, can lead to success in baseball and in life. The speaker shares his personal experience of grinding through tough at-bats, dealing with injuries, and trying to change the culture of a team. He emphasizes the importance of good food, creating a positive environment, and standing up for what you believe in. Despite setbacks and frustrations, the speaker's determination and hard work paid off, leading to a World Series championship for his team. The conversation also touches on the topic of pitcher limitations and the impact it has on the team dynamics. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of staying focused, believing in yourself, and working together towards a common goal.

    • Retirement and horse racingRetired baseball players find joy and excitement in horse racing, creating camaraderie and unique emotions through ownership and winning races.

      Even in retirement, former baseball players continue to find joy and excitement in new experiences, such as horse racing. The anecdote shared involved a misunderstanding in the outfield during a game, which led to a humorous moment between teammates. However, the conversation eventually turned to horse racing, and the shared experience of winning the Belmont Stakes brought a sense of camaraderie and excitement. The speaker also mentioned the unique emotions that come with owning a horse and the connection it brings to the sport. The conversation ended with a discussion about how horse racing can be an enjoyable experience for athletes, even if they're not at the professional level. Despite the occasional mishap in the outfield, the shared experiences and new adventures bring a sense of fulfillment and excitement in retirement.

    • Organic Farming and MarijuanaPassion for organic farming led Max to start a marijuana business focusing on high-end, high-potency strains, but he longs for the return of 'normal weed'.

      The interviewee, Max, got into organic farming as a way to avoid the use of harmful chemicals on his land for deer hunting and self-care. Over time, this passion for organic farming led him to apply for and receive a license to grow marijuana. Max's farming business now focuses on high-end, high-potency strains, but he expresses a desire for the return of "normal weed" with lower potency. Max also shared stories about his baseball career, including the Phillies' historic comeback against the Mets in 2007. Throughout these experiences, Max's determination and resilience shone through, whether it was in his farming endeavors or his athletic pursuits.

    • MLB experiencesFormer MLB player shares stories of playing for successful Phillies team, discusses challenges of certain ballparks, impact of velocity, importance of clear vision, and changes in rules and style of play.

      The speaker, a former MLB player, shares fond memories of playing for the Philadelphia Phillies during their successful 2007-2011 run, which included winning the World Series. He discusses the challenges of playing in certain ballparks, such as the old Marlins Stadium and Boston's Fenway Park, and the impact of velocity on pitching and hitting in today's game. The speaker also touches upon the importance of being able to see the ball clearly and how the rules and style of play have changed over the years. Overall, the conversation highlights the unique experiences and challenges faced by MLB players and the ever-evolving nature of the sport.

    • Baseball passionThe unparalleled feeling of hitting a home run in a packed stadium and the importance of running the bases are key aspects of baseball passion. Traditional skills like sliding are being lost, but the camaraderie and rivalries remain.

      The experience of hitting a home run in a packed stadium, with the crowd going silent, is an unparalleled feeling in baseball. The speaker also emphasized the importance of running the bases and the loss of traditional baseball skills like sliding. He shared a story about a rivalry with a pitcher and how they eventually resolved their issues. The speaker also mentioned his experience of playing rec league baseball after retirement and the unique feeling of being the experienced player on the field. The conversation also touched upon the topic of fights in baseball and some memorable incidents. Overall, the conversation highlighted the passion and camaraderie that exists within the sport of baseball.

    • Jason Worth's passion for competitionDespite past mocking, Worth focuses on competing for a good cause or with professionals, and his experiences showcase his unique perspective on life. He's also passionate about horses and has partnerships with Chevy Trucks and Part of My Cheesesteak.

      Even though Jason Worth had a moment of being mocked for his past participation in recreational softball, he has since moved on and focuses on participating only for a good cause or with professional athletes. Horses also hold a significant place in his life, with two particularly talented ones named Drip and Doric, whose names he had a hand in choosing. Worth's experiences, from golfing in Scotland to hitting home runs in rec league, showcase his passion for competition and his unique perspective on life. Additionally, Worth and his podcast, Xander, are sponsored by Chevy Trucks and Part of My Cheesesteak, highlighting his partnerships and the importance of these brands in his story.

    • Golf tournament experienceWinning a golf tournament is a deeply personal experience involving emotions, pressure, and loved ones. Having a trusted caddy and reflecting on past wins can enhance the experience.

      The experience of winning a major golf tournament is deeply personal and often involves a mix of emotions, pressure, and the support of loved ones. The speaker shared his experience of winning with his son for the first time, describing his father's intimidating presence and the joy of celebrating together. He also highlighted the importance of having a trusted caddy who can provide valuable insights and advice during the tournament. The speaker reflected on the different feelings of winning his first and second major, noting that while the expectations may change, the nerves and excitement remain. Overall, the conversation emphasized the significance of family, tradition, and the mental and emotional challenges of professional golf.

    • Golf appearanceWearing contrasting colors or lighter shoes can improve golf performance by enhancing both look and feel, while confidence and mental focus can also be impacted by appearance

      Appearance can impact performance in golf, and making small adjustments like wearing contrasting colors or lighter shoes can potentially improve both the look and feel of a golfer's game. Xander Schauffele shared his experience with wearing all-black golf shoes, which made him look like a server instead of a golfer, and how it affected his confidence on the course. He also mentioned how Adidas suggested he wear white and black stripes to enhance his look and make him feel faster. The conversation also touched upon the importance of staying humble and continuously striving for improvement, no matter how successful one may be. Overall, the discussion emphasized the importance of paying attention to both the physical and mental aspects of golf to enhance performance.

    • Schauffele's upbringing and valuesSchauffele's success in golf is influenced by his multicultural upbringing and his father's Olympic training, instilling discipline and hard work in him, which he refers to as the 'Schauffele way'.

      Xander Schauffele's success in golf is deeply influenced by the discipline and hard work instilled in him by his multicultural upbringing and his father's Olympic training. He grew up observing his disciplined and hardworking parents and adopted their values, which he refers to as the "Schauffele way." During his major wins, Schauffele remains focused and doesn't celebrate prematurely due to the uncertainty of the outcome. Despite initial doubts about his ability to win big tournaments, Schauffele has proven himself as a formidable competitor, leaving some to question if he will ever lose another major.

    • Coaching preparationUnderstanding role and expectations, mental and physical preparation are crucial for successful coaching. Avoiding distractions and asking questions before accepting the job can prevent negative impacts.

      Effective communication and preparation are crucial for successful coaching. The speaker, Huey, admitted to not being fully aware of the responsibilities involved in coaching and being caught off guard by the opposing team's level of preparation. He also mentioned not asking enough questions before accepting the job and consuming alcohol during the game, which negatively impacted his performance. Pugh, the previous coach, was described as a great "vibes guy" who kept track of stats and provided motivation, but did not conduct drills or push his team hard. Huey's experience highlights the importance of understanding the role and expectations, as well as being mentally and physically prepared for the challenges of coaching.

    • Parenting and self-careFinding moments for personal pleasure and reflection, even during mundane tasks, is crucial for maintaining a sense of self and masculinity in parenting

      Parenting comes with its challenges, and finding moments for personal pleasure and reflection, even during mundane tasks like using the bathroom, can be essential for maintaining a sense of self and masculinity. The speaker shared an amusing anecdote about his daughter's misunderstanding of the word "poop," leading to a reflection on the realities of parenting multiple children and the lack of privacy that comes with it. He joked about the idea of turning his bathroom into a personal retreat, complete with a couch, TV, and even a kitchen, to find moments of peace and relaxation amidst the chaos of family life. Ultimately, the conversation highlighted the importance of finding small joys and moments of self-care in the midst of the demands of parenthood.

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