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    Joey Chestnut, NBA Free Agency, Mt Rushmore Of MLB Names + Our Dingers Only Baseball Draft

    en-usJuly 03, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • NBA Free Agency: Record-Breaking Deals and DramaRecord-breaking deals in NBA free agency can lead to unexpected consequences, including player trades and intense fan debates.

      The NBA free agency period saw some massive deals being signed, with players like Bruce Brown and Michael Porter Jr. securing significant contracts, leaving their former teams scrambling to keep up. The biggest loser in this period was Jeremy Grant, who signed a record-breaking 150 million dollar deal with the Trailblazers, which ultimately led to Damian Lillard requesting a trade. The ensuing debate between Blazers and Heat fans about who would get Lillard's services highlighted the intense competition for top talent in the NBA. Despite the drama, it's clear that loyalty and past performance are no guarantee of future success in free agency.

    • Factors beyond player preferences impact NBA trades and signingsNBA trades and signings are influenced by factors like team priorities, player treatment, and market dynamics, rather than just player preferences.

      In the NBA, player trades and free agency signings are influenced by various factors beyond just the player's desire to join a team. The Blazers' treatment of Damian Lillard and the Kyrie Irving contract with the Mavericks illustrate this point. Lillard's desire to join the Heat is not solely about the franchise or player preferences, but rather how he's been treated by the Blazers. As a GM, prioritizing winning basketball games is crucial, and if that means trading Lillard, it may be the best move for the team. Similarly, Kyrie Irving's contract with the Mavericks was not a result of bidding wars, but rather the team's fear of losing him and the potential impact on Luka Doncic's happiness. Moreover, the NBA landscape is such that not many franchises are considered "destinations" for free agents. The league operates in a way that limits the number of teams with significant drawing power for top players. Furthermore, the contracts signed by players like Fred VanVleet and Caris LeVert, while substantial, pale in comparison to historical earnings in other sports or professions like teaching or military service. The NBA's financial landscape continues to evolve, with players securing massive deals that set their families up for generations.

    • NBA Offseason's Big SpendersThe NBA offseason saw record-breaking contracts, inspiring us to focus on personal growth and financial success, while understanding the complexities of team roster management and fan engagement strategies.

      The NBA offseason has seen unprecedented spending, with many players securing massive contracts. This discussion highlights how time keeps moving, and these players are making the most of it. The speaker expresses admiration for their financial success and encourages listeners to focus on improving their own skills rather than being upset about the salaries. The speaker also points out the simple math behind basketball contracts and the expenses in the NFL. The speaker also mentions James Harden's decision to opt-in and trade to the Clippers, and the Clippers' strategy of collecting big names to sell season tickets for their new arena. The Lakers and Warriors are also mentioned as winners of the offseason, with the Lakers keeping their young players together and the Warriors signing Draymond Green. Overall, the NBA offseason has been filled with unexpected moves and massive contracts, and the speaker encourages everyone to focus on their own goals and aspirations.

    • Golden State Warriors' Last Chance and Harden's Uncertain FutureSpeakers predict Warriors' core will stay together for a championship run, while Harden's tenure with 76ers may not last the season, leading to potential trades.

      The speakers in this discussion believe that the Golden State Warriors, despite Draymond Green's defensive prowess and the aging of their roster, should keep their core together and try to make one last run at a championship. They also believe that James Harden's tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers is unlikely to last the entire season and may result in a trade. The speakers also express their opinions on various other NBA topics, including Derrick Rose's return to the Memphis Grizzlies and Dillon Brooks' irrational confidence. Overall, the discussion reflects the excitement and unpredictability of the NBA offseason.

    • Discussing the impact of confident team members and NBA free agencyConfident team members bring benefits, but too many can cause conflicts. NBA free agency was lackluster this year.

      Having a confident and skilled team member can greatly benefit a team, but having too many of them can lead to conflicts and issues. This was discussed in relation to basketball and NBA free agency. The free agency period was evaluated as a B-minus event this year due to the lack of drama and unexpected signings. The discussion also touched on golf, specifically the Rocket Mortgage tournament and the confusing live coverage on CBS. Rickie Fowler's return to form and his decision to rehire his swing coach were also highlighted. The conversation ended with anticipation for the baseball draft and a reminiscent moment about Ricky's past Ryder Cup performance.

    • Promoting fairness and balanced competitionAdjust scoring systems to encourage balanced competition and prevent favoritism towards one player.

      Fairness and competition are essential elements in any league or competition. In the discussed fantasy baseball league, the original scoring system, which heavily favored the player who got hit by pitches, was deemed unfair and unbalanced. The league members made an adjustment to reduce the points for hit by pitches to promote fairness and balanced competition. Despite some disagreement, the majority of the league members agreed that the change was necessary for the spirit of fairness and competition. The incident serves as a reminder that rules and scoring systems should be designed to encourage balanced competition and not favor one player over the others.

    • Sports world sees developments and challengesColin Kaepernick returns to football, US soccer dominates Gold Cup, but ESPN faces unexpected firings, acknowledging job loss as a reality, looking forward to new opportunities

      The sports world has seen some significant developments recently, with Colin Kaepernick making a comeback in football and the US soccer team dominating in the Gold Cup tournament. However, these positive events were overshadowed by unexpected firings at ESPN, including friends and colleagues of the speakers. The speakers expressed sadness for those affected and acknowledged the reality that job loss is a common experience. Despite the negative news, they looked forward to potential opportunities and even joked about the possibility of being fired in unusual circumstances. Overall, the sports landscape continues to evolve, with both triumphs and challenges for athletes and industry professionals alike.

    • A conversation about museums, trees, and Elon MuskThey discussed museums, trees in Canada, dinosaurs, forest fires, Elon Musk's new Twitter rule, personal experiences, and favorite museums like the natural history museum and butterfly exhibit, and met Joey Chestnut.

      During a conversation, the speakers touched upon various topics including burying things on Fridays, the vast number of trees in Canada, dinosaurs, forest fires, museums, and Elon Musk's new Twitter rule. The speakers also shared personal experiences and opinions, such as the funniest museum interaction and the displeasure over seeing repetitive ads on Twitter. Additionally, they mentioned their love for certain museums, like the natural history museum and the butterfly exhibit, and the amusing experience of encountering a plate of Madagascar hissing cockroaches at the Chicago Zoo. The conversation ended with the introduction of a recurring guest, Joey Chestnut, who is known for his competitive eating skills.

    • Hot Dog Eating Champion's Determination for Record Breaking PerformanceProfessional hot dog eating champion, Joey Chestnut, focuses on optimal weather conditions, trains with a liquid diet, respects rivals, and pushes past limits to break records.

      Joey Chestnut, a professional hot dog eating champion, is approaching the annual competition with determination and focus, aiming to break his own record of 76 hot dogs consumed in 10 minutes. He emphasizes the importance of optimal weather conditions for the contest, preferring a little overcast and 82 degrees, and has been training with a liquid diet before the event. Despite having beaten most competitors consistently, he respects his rivals and is prepared for their challenges. Chestnut believes in pushing past limits and ignoring feelings of discomfort, drawing inspiration from the historical redefinition of what's possible in athletic achievements.

    • Competitive Eater Joey Chestnut's Quest for ImprovementJoey Chestnut, a dominant champion in competitive eating, continues to experiment with techniques and push his limits, remaining humble and inspired by other legendary athletes.

      Joey Chestnut, the dominant champion of competitive eating, continues to push his limits and strives for improvement, even after years of success. He remains humble and grateful for the support he receives, but also acknowledges the presence of critics. Chestnut's training regimen involves experimenting with techniques such as ambidextrous dunking and optimizing his dumping liquid. He aspires to maintain his dominance in the sport for years to come, inspired by other legendary athletes. Chestnut's ability to eat vast quantities of food in a short amount of time continues to amaze him, and he plans to keep competing until he can no longer do so. The admiration and excitement for his achievements remain strong, with fans eagerly anticipating his performances on the 4th of July.

    • Joey Chestnut's Determination and Confidence to Break Hot Dog Eating RecordHot dog eating champion, Joey Chestnut, emphasizes the importance of being close to the record at the 8-minute mark and getting a good night's sleep before the event to achieve his goal.

      Joey Chestnut, a hot dog eating champion, is determined and confident about his ability to set a new record of consuming 77 hot dogs in a short span of time, despite uncertainties and external factors. He emphasizes the importance of being within striking distance at minute 8 and maintains a good sleep pattern the night before the event. The conversation then shifts to the topic of baseball names, where the participants engage in a lively discussion, with each person sharing their picks and the importance of pronouncing names correctly for them to count. The conversation showcases Joey's quick wit and playful banter, making for an entertaining exchange.

    • Discovering lesser-known baseball playersThrough sharing personal connections and fond memories, a group found joy in discovering and celebrating lesser-known baseball players, despite some confusion about their careers.

      During a lively discussion about making unusual picks for a baseball poll, the group settled on some less-known but memorable names, including Pete Lacock and Yogi Berra. Despite some confusion about their respective baseball careers, the group found joy in sharing stories and connections to these players. The conversation also showcased the group's camaraderie and their shared love for baseball's history. While the graphic may not have been ideal for some of their picks, the group didn't let that deter them from enjoying the experience and making their selections based on personal connections and fond memories. Overall, the conversation highlighted the fun and unique aspects of baseball fandom and the joy of discovering lesser-known players.

    • A Lively Debate on Naming their Fantasy Baseball TeamThe group engaged in a passionate discussion, considering various names inspired by real players and creativity. They reached a consensus on a mix of well-known players and creative names, demonstrating a shared passion for baseball and teamwork.

      During their discussion, the group was engaged in a lively debate about potential names for their fantasy baseball team. They considered various options, some of which were inspired by real baseball players, while others were more creative. Some names were suggested multiple times, leading to consensus, while others sparked debate and controversy. Ultimately, they selected a mix of well-known players and creative names, with a focus on names that were easy to remember and had a strong connection to baseball. The group also showed a deep appreciation for the rich history and culture of baseball, drawing on a wide range of references and memories to inform their choices. Despite some disagreements and misunderstandings along the way, they remained engaged and enthusiastic throughout the process, demonstrating a shared passion for the game and a commitment to working together to build a strong team.

    • Discussing Favorite Baseball NamesThe group admired classic and unconventional baseball names, made up new ones, and emphasized the importance of enjoying the present moment through baseball and a Coors Light beer.

      During their discussion about baseball names, the group expressed their admiration for certain names, with some names being particularly hilarious or notorious. Orel Hershiser, Barry Bonds, and Babe Ruth were named as having great names, while some less common names like Pee wee Reese and Mordecai 3 Finger Brown were also mentioned. The group also made up some names on the spot, such as Moe Billidy and Oil Slick McGee. The conversation also touched on the idea that some names sound inappropriate but aren't, and there was some debate over the name Rusty Koonz. The group also mentioned their excitement for their upcoming fantasy baseball league, which they promised to their audience, and the importance of enjoying the present moment, as exemplified by the idea of "chilling like a retiree" with a Coors Light beer. Overall, the conversation showcased the group's passion for baseball and their appreciation for the unique names and personalities associated with the sport.

    • Dingers Only League: A Simplified Fantasy Baseball ExperienceA unique Fantasy Baseball League named 'Dingers Only' focuses on home runs and an extra player whose Hit By Pitches (HBP) count, encouraging a fun and accessible experience for all.

      A group of friends has created a simplified Fantasy Baseball League named "Dingers Only," where the only stat that matters is the number of home runs hit by each player. The league, which starts on July 3rd, follows rotisserie style and has a unique twist: each team also has an extra player whose home runs don't count, but the only stat that matters for this player is Hit By Pitches (HBP). The draft is scheduled for early to mid-June, and there are no trades, waivers, or drops except for injured players. The league is designed to be easy to follow, and the friends plan to drink Coors Light while drafting and tracking the stats. The league's name and rules aim to make it more accessible and enjoyable for everyone, even those who might not be familiar with traditional fantasy baseball leagues. The excitement lies in the simplicity of the game and the potential for rooting for players to get hit by pitches for extra points.

    • Unique fantasy football league punishmentLosing team faces unusual baseball-related penalty, with second place catcher and drafted pitcher for potential tiebreaker.

      The group is organizing a fantasy football league where they will compete against each other, and the losing team will face an unusual punishment. The loser will have to pitch 6 outs against a college baseball team, with the second place finisher catching. They will also grade each pick during the draft and have a tiebreaker round where everyone selects one pitcher for potential tiebreaker situations. The draft order will be determined by a high card draw, and the group has discussed various rules and potential punishments for losing teams. The conversation also touched on the importance of team commitment and the potential for trades. Overall, the group is looking forward to a fun and engaging fantasy football season with unique twists.

    • Friends discuss fantasy baseball draft order and quick picksFriends engage in a lively conversation about their fantasy baseball draft, focusing on fairness, team roles, and quick picks, while maintaining a lighthearted atmosphere.

      The group of friends were participating in a fantasy baseball draft using a snake draft format, where they take turns picking players in a circular order. The conversation revolved around deciding the draft order, acknowledging each other's strengths and quirks, and making quick picks. Shane and Evan were mentioned for their roles in creating content for their team and for experiencing the "healing process" of getting roasted during the draft. The group agreed to go in a circle to ensure everyone had an equal opportunity and to avoid confusion. They also discussed the potential for quick picks and the importance of remembering who had already been picked. The conversation showcased the camaraderie and lightheartedness of the group as they prepared for their fantasy baseball season.

    • Discussing unique draft strategies and player connectionsDuring fantasy baseball drafts, consider unconventional picks like power hitters, players who get hit by pitches, and injured players, and enjoy the personal connections with chosen players.

      During a fantasy baseball draft discussion, the hosts showed their unique approaches to selecting players, with a focus on Yordan Alvarez, Josh Smith, and Pete Alonso. Alvarez, a DH known for his power, was praised for his ability to "mashes haters" with his home runs. Josh Smith, a shortstop who enjoys getting hit by pitches, was chosen with the intention of rooting for him to get hit. Pete Alonso, an injured player, was picked with the expectation of his return. The conversation also touched on the importance of following injury updates and the potential for bonus points for specific events like hit by pitches. The hosts showed their camaraderie and shared personal connections with some of the players, adding an entertaining and engaging element to the draft discussion.

    • Fantasy Baseball Draft DiscussionDiscussed excitement and challenges of drafting Mike Trout, Aaron Judge, and Shohei Ohtani. Debated strategies like targeting injured players and focusing on impressive stats. Ohtani's unique value as a two-way player was a topic of speculation.

      The discussion revolved around the excitement and challenges of drafting baseball players for fantasy leagues. A few notable players mentioned included Mike Trout, Aaron Judge, and Shohei Ohtani. Judge is currently injured, and Trout was regrettably not chosen in one draft. Ohtani, who is a two-way player, was praised for his unique value as he can both pitch and hit, leading to speculation about his potential contract. The group also discussed various strategies for drafting, such as targeting injured players with potential for a strong second half or focusing on players with impressive statistics. Overall, the conversation demonstrated the enthusiasm and complexity of fantasy baseball drafts.

    • A new fan's excitement for the Chicago Cubs and the MLB draftFriendly debates and camaraderie highlight the MLB draft experience for baseball fans, with newfound enthusiasm for players like Patrick Wisdom.

      Despite not being a long-time fan, one person is eagerly jumping on the bandwagon of the Chicago Cubs and is particularly excited about Patrick Wisdom's potential. The draft discussion among friends led to a lively debate about various players, with some unexpected picks and negotiations for imaginary home run balls. The group also shared their thoughts on negotiating skills and the value of a first home run ball. Ultimately, the excitement and camaraderie of the draft experience shone through, showcasing the passion and dedication of baseball fans.

    • Discussing Hated Hit-by-Pitch Players in Fantasy Baseball DraftsParticipants discussed tactics for selecting hated hit-by-pitch players, used Reddit to determine most hated figure (Carlos Correa), placed bounties on him, and considered impact on other players' home run totals and emotional attachment.

      During a lively discussion about fantasy baseball draft strategies, the participants revealed their tactics for selecting hit-by-pitch players and their reasoning behind choosing the most hated figures in baseball. They used various sources, including Reddit, to determine the current most hated player, Carlos Correa, and placed bounties on his head for any MLB pitcher who could hit him. The conversation also touched on the importance of understanding the negative impact on other players' home run totals and the emotional attachment to certain players. The group continued to make picks, with some players taking popular names like Freddie Freeman and Juan Soto, while others opted for lesser-known prospects. The conversation showcased the group's dedication to their fantasy baseball league and their creative strategies for building strong rosters.

    • Navigating the Exciting and Challenging Fantasy Baseball DraftStay informed and adapt to the ever-changing draft landscape to build a strong team. Prioritize needs, consider strategies, and be prepared for unexpected events.

      The fantasy baseball draft can be a challenging and unpredictable experience, full of tough decisions and last-minute changes. During the draft, participants prioritize their needs and consider various strategies, such as position-for-position trades or targeting specific players. However, unexpected events, like injuries or player availability, can significantly impact the draft and require quick adjustments. For instance, one player might be torn between selecting Juan Soto and Christian Yelich, both of whom are excellent hitters. In such a situation, they might miss out on one player due to the other being picked before them. The importance of wisdom and being well-informed about players' stats, injuries, and team situations cannot be overstated in the draft process. Moreover, the draft can be filled with excitement and disappointment as players get selected, and their team's fortunes change. For example, a player might be ecstatic about drafting a promising rookie like Julio Rodriguez, only to be disappointed when someone else snatches him up before their next pick. In conclusion, the fantasy baseball draft is a thrilling experience that requires careful planning, quick decision-making, and a solid understanding of player stats and team situations. It's essential to stay informed and adapt to the ever-changing landscape of the draft to build a strong and competitive team.

    • Fantasy baseball draft: Discussing players and making picks based on home runsFantasy sports enthusiasts debated player positions, potential injuries, and focused on high home run totals during their draft, demonstrating excitement and camaraderie.

      The group was engaging in a fantasy baseball draft, discussing various players and making picks based on their projected home run totals. The conversation included debates over players' positions and potential injuries, as well as some light-hearted banter. The group seemed to be enjoying the process and the camaraderie it brought, despite some disagreements and the occasional mistake. Another key point is that they were focusing on players who had a high number of home runs, reflecting the specific rules of their league. Overall, the discussion showcased the excitement and enthusiasm that comes with fantasy sports and the unique dynamics of drafting a team.

    • Fantasy Baseball Draft: Positions and Player Availability DebatedJake picked Austin Riley in the 8th round, there was confusion over Yandy Diaz's position, Jonathan India was discussed as the hit by pitch guy, Max made a controversial pick of Trey Turner as a shortstop, Manny Machado and Adam Duvall were chosen, and Gary Sanchez's future was uncertain.

      The fantasy baseball draft discussed among the group involved some debates over positions and player availability. Jake made a promising pick in the 8th round with Austin Riley, who plays first base for the Braves. There was some confusion over Yandy Diaz's position, with Shane confirming that he is primarily a first baseman. The group then discussed Jonathan India as their hit by pitch guy, and Trey Turner, who had a slow start but was expected to come back strong. Max made a controversial pick of Trey Turner as a shortstop, despite some doubts from others. The conversation also touched on the concept of "Viva Hours," a term used for working past 6 PM, and the excitement of discovering new player names. Later in the draft, Manny Machado was picked as a 3rd baseman, and Adam Duvall was chosen as a center fielder for the team. The group also discussed Gary Sanchez, who had been a great player in the past but was currently struggling and uncertain about his future team. Overall, the draft involved a mix of strategy, debate, and excitement as the group made their picks.

    • Fantasy Baseball Draft: Sharing Stories and TriviaParticipants made picks while sharing stories and trivia, regretted missed opportunities, discussed data, and celebrated a birthday during the draft.

      During a lively fantasy baseball draft discussion, participants made various picks for their teams while sharing stories and trivia. A notable moment was when one player expressed regret for not sharing the same last name as a player's cousin, Mike Yastrzemski, and instead chose Cal Raleigh. Another player, PFT, shared his disappointment in Fangraphs' data on Adam Frazier's underperformance in home runs. The conversation then shifted to the importance of having a catcher on the team, leading to the selection of JT Realmuto and Nikko Horner. Additionally, a heartwarming moment occurred when a coach called in to wish a player, Henry, a happy birthday during the draft. Overall, the draft was filled with camaraderie, humor, and a shared passion for baseball.

    • Last-minute decisions and injuries shaped the fantasy baseball draftStrategic picks, injuries, and last-minute changes influenced the fantasy baseball draft, resulting in unexpected outcomes and valuable selections.

      The fantasy baseball draft discussed involved a lot of last-minute decisions, injuries, and strategic picks. Kevan Biggio was initially considered but dismissed due to a poor season, only for him to have a home run later that night. TJ hinted at Giancarlo Stanton, who was injured but projected to have a strong season. The league decided to start from game 1 next year due to the importance of DHs and the potential value of players getting hit by pitches. Billy needed a second baseman and eventually picked Jorge Polanco. Shane and Evan required DHs due to injuries, leading to the selection of Justin Turner. Ty France was chosen as the hit by pitcher. The draft came down to the last picks, with Max ensuring it would come down to his pitcher in the last game. The conversation included various picks, regrets, and discussions about tiebreakers. Some notable players left unpicked included Nick Castellanos, Hunter Renfro, Gunnar Henderson, and Joey Gallo, who was leading in home runs at the time. The draft was filled with humor, frustration, and strategic decisions.

    • Fantasy Baseball Draft Banter and ExcitementGroup of friends excited for fantasy baseball season, expecting strong performances from Jimmy Casasano and potential retaliation against Josh Smith, league named 'The Scraps Team', top 2 finishers choose pitcher's attire, Dungeons and Dragons episode and Tim Woods' return planned.

      Despite the unconventional and humorous banter during their fantasy baseball draft, the group is excited about the upcoming season and the potential of their teams. Jimmy Casasano, who has been playing exceptionally well, is expected to have a strong home run performance. Josh Smith, who was apologized to, will be a focus for potential retaliation pitches. The league is named "The Scraps Team" and the group plans to keep track of each other's progress. If a player finishes in the top 2, they will have the power to choose what their pitcher wears during games. The draft was filled with repeated names and jokes, but the fun of the league begins now. The group trusts TJ to go hit the lottery ball machine and hopes that Hank, whose team number was 68, could have won it on his birthday. The schedule includes a Dungeons and Dragons episode with a special guest and the return of Tim Woods on Sunday. Overall, the group is looking forward to the season and the camaraderie that comes with their fantasy baseball league.

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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

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

    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

    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

    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

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