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    NBA Draft, MLB Trades, Mt Rushmore Of Things We Yell At Our TV Plus Runner Craig Engels

    en-usJuly 30, 2021

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    • Exploring the Emotional Side of SportsSports bring joy and sadness, forming emotional connections with athletes and teams. Finding ways to enjoy experiences, like with innovative golf gear or smart beds, can enhance the journey.

      Sports can bring both joy and sadness, and the connections we make with athletes and teams can evoke strong emotions. The baseball season has seen many trades, including Anthony Rizzo's move to the Yankees, leaving fans feeling sentimental and emotional. Golf, too, can present challenges like slow groups, lost balls, and the lack of a beverage cart, but finding ways to enjoy the experience, like with Fireball Whiskey and innovative golf gear, can make all the difference. This week, listeners can look forward to discussions on the MLB trade deadline, the Olympics, and an interview with world-class runner Craig Engels. Quality sleep is essential for athletes, both amateur and professional, to perform at their best, making Sleep Number's smart beds an excellent investment. And for Father's Day, g4 offers a collection with golf-themed gifts for dads on and off the course. Sports can be unpredictable, but finding joy in the journey and the connections we make along the way can make it all worthwhile.

    • The joys and pains of sports fandomSports fandom is about sharing moments, memories, and emotions with players and fans, understanding the business side, and looking forward to future success and new favorite players.

      Sports fandom is about more than just the good times. It's about sharing moments with players and other fans, remembering the bad times that led to the good, and feeling a sense of connection and ownership. Trades or free agent signings that bring beloved players to other teams can be painful, but understanding the business side of sports can help soften the blow. The memories and emotions attached to specific players and teams are what make being a fan so special. Even if a team is rebuilding and the present may be less than ideal, the promise of future success and the potential for new favorite players can help fans get through the tough times. Ultimately, sports fandom is about the journey and the connections made along the way.

    • Discussing Neighbors, NBA Draft, and Baseball TradesThe hosts had a lively and entertaining conversation about various sports topics, including Billy's failure to ask Liam for pet care, NBA draft analysis, and frustration over baseball trades, showcasing their shared love for sports.

      Our conversation covered various topics, including sports, pets, and life experiences. Billy was discussed for not asking his neighbor Liam to take care of his pets while he was away, leading to some confusion and speculation. We also touched upon the NBA draft and the analysis of prospects, with a preference given to Kendrick Perkins' unique commentary style. Baseball trades were also mentioned as a source of frustration, and the NFL quarterback situation was explicitly stated to not be discussed until Sunday. The conversation was filled with humor and personal anecdotes, demonstrating the ease and comfort the hosts have with each other. Ultimately, the conversation showcased the hosts' shared love for sports and their ability to engage in lively and entertaining discussions.

    • NBA Draft: Concerns over Cunningham's Vegan Diet and Green's Weight GainVegan NBA prospect Kate Cunningham faces questions about strength and durability, while Jalen Green's potential weight gain sets him apart. ESPN's Wojnarowski accurately predicted draft picks, and the NBA draft brought surprises and strategic picks.

      There are concerns about the NBA prospects Kate Cunningham and Jalen Green due to their dietary choices. Cunningham being a vegan raises questions about his ability to maintain his physical strength and durability in the league. Meanwhile, Green's potential weight gain through a good weightlifting program sets him apart from Cunningham. Additionally, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski continues to make headlines by accurately predicting draft picks ahead of time. The NBA draft, which was delayed due to the Olympics, has finally come to an end, signaling a return to a regular schedule. The Duke basketball team did not have any players drafted in the first round this year, despite having a strong presence in the draft discussion. Overall, the NBA draft brought its fair share of surprises and intrigue, with many teams making strategic picks to strengthen their rosters.

    • Unexpected finds in drafts and international players offer unique skillsThe Patriots' unexpected find of a record-breaking running back and the Lakers' new backcourt of Westbrook and LeBron demonstrate the value of unexpected finds and international players. Their success depends on their adaptability and thriving in their new environments.

      Unexpected finds can bring value in drafts and international players offer unique skills. The Patriots' selection of a record-breaking running back in the 3rd round demonstrates this. Meanwhile, Ben Simmons' lack of progress and controversial decisions have left many questioning his commitment to improving his game. The NBA world eagerly anticipates the Lakers' new backcourt of Russell Westbrook and LeBron James, despite concerns about their potential clashes. Westbrook's passion and effort are undeniable, and some believe that playing under LeBron could help him focus and adapt to the team's style. However, skeptics argue that Westbrook's volatility and shooting struggles may create challenges for the Lakers. Ultimately, the success of these moves depends on the players' abilities to adapt and thrive in their new environments.

    • NBA Rivalry: Westbrook vs. LeBronThe intense rivalry between NBA stars Russell Westbrook and LeBron James could lead to exciting moments on the court, with Westbrook's passion clashing with LeBron's perceived lack of commitment.

      The dynamic between NBA stars Russell Westbrook and LeBron James is expected to add excitement to the basketball court, potentially leading to intriguing moments between the two superstars. Westbrook's intense passion for the game may clash with LeBron's perceived lack of commitment during certain games, leading to potential tension. Meanwhile, in the world of soccer, the US team's dominance in the Gold Cup tournament continues, and the upcoming match against Mexico is seen as a significant rivalry. The speaker also expressed disappointment about the lack of unusual costumes or events in the Olympics and praised Caeleb Dressel, an attractive American swimmer. Additionally, the speaker suggested that synchronized swimming should reward teams with more points for adding more members, leading to larger and more complex performances.

    • The Importance of a Larger Pool of Contributors and Mental Health in Olympic SuccessOlympic success isn't just about a few perfect performers, but also having a larger pool of individuals who can contribute. Mental health is crucial, and athletes deserve support in prioritizing it.

      The success of Olympic teams may not necessarily depend on a small number of perfect performers, but rather on having a larger pool of individuals who can contribute, even if they're not 100% perfect. Physical similarities, such as those found in identical twins, can also provide an advantage. Additionally, mental health should be taken seriously and athletes should be given the space to prioritize their well-being. The discussion around Simone Biles' decision to withdraw from the Olympics has become highly polarized, and it's important to remember that there is nuance to every situation and that everyone's perspective is valid. The Olympic spirit is about pushing boundaries and supporting one another, not about labeling individuals as quitters or heroes based on limited information. The hot take culture surrounding the Olympics can be overwhelming, but it's important to remember that the focus should be on the athletes and their journeys, not on creating the loudest or most extreme opinion.

    • Simone Biles' Surprise Withdrawal from Olympics Sparks Debate on Mental Health in SportsThe unexpected withdrawal of Simone Biles from several Olympic events due to mental health issues sparked a heated and often misinformed discourse on social media, highlighting the need for accurate information and understanding in discussions surrounding mental health in sports.

      The Gymnastics community and beyond were taken by surprise during the Olympics when Simone Biles withdrew from several events due to experiencing the "twisties," a mental block that affected her performance. Many people, even those with little knowledge of gymnastics, shared their opinions on social media, leading to a heated and often misinformed discourse. Lenny Dykstra, a former baseball player, added nuance to the conversation by acknowledging the reality of mental health issues in sports. Despite the controversy, the importance of competition and personal growth was emphasized. While some compared their own experiences to Biles', others recognized the unique challenges of elite-level athletics. Ultimately, the incident served as a reminder of the power of social media and the importance of accurate information and understanding.

    • The Importance of Balance in Life: Sports, Relationships, and FitnessBalance is crucial in sports, relationships, and fitness. Controversial figures remind us of the importance of commitment, dedication, and humor. Yelling at the TV during sports is a shared experience, and finding enjoyment in fitness through tools like Peloton is essential.

      Balance is important in all areas of life, whether it's in sports, relationships, or fitness. Bubba, despite being on vacation with his kids, was reminded to keep load management in mind for future events. In sports, there are controversial figures like Aaron Rodgers, who some may view as quitting on his marriage or his team. Meanwhile, in the world of powerlifting, an Olympic athlete named Lifabin61kg showcases dedication and humor on social media. During sports viewing, yelling at the TV is a common experience, and the Mount Rushmore of things people yell at the TV while watching sports is a popular topic. The number 69 was a popular guess during the Mount Rushmore game, but the order of the picks was left to be decided. Peloton, with its challenging workouts, is a great tool for improving fitness and pushing oneself during the spring season. Ultimately, it's important to find balance and enjoyment in all aspects of life.

    • Cheering on athletes with phrases like 'shoot it' and 'watch out'Sports evoke strong emotions and bring people together through shared experiences and instinctive responses like cheering and shouting.

      During sports games, especially basketball, people often find themselves getting emotionally invested and expressing their excitement or frustration through shouting. A common phrase heard frequently is "shoot it," which is yelled when a player has a good opportunity to score. Another phrase is "watch out," which is yelled when a player is in danger of getting hit or injured. These phrases have become instinctive responses for many sports fans, and they add to the excitement and energy of watching the game. It's a shared experience that brings people together, even if they're watching from the comfort of their own homes. So it seems that the power of sports to elicit strong emotions and bring people together is a universal constant.

    • Expressing Emotions and Engagement During SportsPeople express intense emotions and engagement during sports through yelling, exclamations, and calling out plays, creating a shared experience and cultural traditions.

      During sports events, people express their emotions intensely, often through yelling or exclamations. Some common phrases include "get in the hole," "ball don't lie," and "push push." People also like to call out plays, such as "blitz," "pass," or "flea flicker." These expressions show engagement and enthusiasm for the game, and some, like "push push," have become cultural traditions. Additionally, people may act as self-proclaimed coaches, urging slowdowns or giving strategic advice. Despite disagreements or pander picks, the shared experience of watching sports brings people together.

    • Sports Fans Express Emotions Through Unique PhrasesFans use a variety of phrases to express emotions during sports events, some specific to certain sports or situations, and have unique ways of pronouncing names or phrases.

      During sports events, fans and even armchair coaches like to express their emotions and excitement through shouting out various phrases. These phrases can range from simple ones like "shoot the puck" or "tip drill," to more complex ones like "he's loose" or "house call." Some phrases are specific to certain sports or situations, while others are more general. Fans also have their own unique ways of pronouncing certain names or phrases. Despite the sometimes intense emotions involved, it's all in good fun and a way to connect with other fans and show support for their team.

    • Professional Runner Craig Engels on the Challenges of RunningProfessional runner Craig Engels acknowledges the challenges of running, sharing his training routine and experience of managing the mental and physical demands. He also debunks the myth of the 'runner's high'.

      Running, no matter how good you are at it, can be a challenging and exhausting experience. Craig Engels, a professional runner, shared his perspective on the sport, acknowledging that it's the only one he's good at but also the one that sucks the least for him. He discussed his training routine, which includes long runs, workouts, and lifts, and how he manages the rest of his time. Engels also addressed the myth of the "runner's high," sharing that he's never experienced it and believes it's just a way for runners to convince others that the sport isn't as bad as it seems. During a race, Engels finished 4th in the Olympic trials, and while some believed he was unfairly boxed out, he admitted it was his fault. Overall, Engels' conversation highlighted the mental and physical demands of running and the importance of pushing through despite the challenges.

    • Athlete's Unique Identity and Running CareerDespite setbacks, the athlete remains determined to compete in the Olympics and improve, embracing his unique appearance as part of his identity.

      The conversation between the hosts and the athlete revolved around his unique appearance, his running career setbacks, and his determination to redeem himself in the upcoming Olympics. The athlete, known for his mullet and mustache, shared stories about how he got these distinctive features and how they tie into his identity as a runner. He also discussed his past disappointments in qualifying for the Olympics and his plans to make another attempt in the future. Despite some setbacks and self-deprecating humor, the athlete expressed his determination and eagerness to compete and improve.

    • Exploring Human Limits in Running and RV CollectingPeople can push their physical and hobby-related limits, leading to impressive achievements, but ethical considerations come into play when using performance-enhancing substances.

      The human potential for physical achievements, such as running a mile, is a topic of ongoing fascination and debate. While the current world record of 3 minutes and 44 seconds is impressive, some believe that with the aid of performance-enhancing substances, humans could push their limits even further. However, this raises ethical questions about fair competition. Meanwhile, in a different realm, Craig Engels shared his passion for RVs and his hobby of buying, fixing, and reselling them. He currently owns around 10 RVs and is working on restoring an old F250 with a camper. Engaging in various pursuits, from running to RV collecting, highlights the diverse interests and capabilities of individuals.

    • Interviewee shares frustration with track and field point system and focus on personal bestDespite challenges from COVID-19 and a complex point system, the interviewee remains optimistic about competing in future Olympics, focusing on personal best and pacing.

      The interviewee expresses frustration with the complex point system in track and field competitions and prefers to focus on performing at his best rather than worrying about rankings. He also mentions his past success in the sport but acknowledges that his lack of training during the COVID-19 pandemic may impact his chances in upcoming Olympics. The interviewee also shares his desire to be sponsored by Barstool Sports and discusses the importance of pacing oneself during races. Despite the challenges, he remains optimistic about competing in future Olympics, specifically in Paris. The conversation also touches on the impact of COVID-19 on training and the importance of drafting in running.

    • The intensity and dedication required for 800-meter raceDonovan Brazier holds a faster 800-meter record, but Craig's beer mile prowess remains a wildcard

      The 800-meter race requires immense effort and speed, making it more challenging for a runner compared to a 1500-meter race, despite being shorter. Donovan Brazier, the fastest American of all time, holds an impressive 1:42 800-meter record, showcasing the intensity and dedication required for this event. The beer mile could potentially level the playing field, but it remains to be seen how both individuals perform in this unique competition. While Craig excels in running and drinking, the fastest 800-meter time for Donovan is significantly faster than Craig's estimated 10-minute mile time. Craig's worst event is a 50-yard dash, but he has faced competition from notable athletes like DK Metcalf and Antonio Brown. During long-distance races, runners experience lactic acid buildup, causing muscle tension and eventual exhaustion, typically around the 1500-meter mark for Craig. Donovan has raced up to 1500 meters, achieving a time of 3 miles (1,500 meters) in under 4 minutes.

    • Craig's unique running abilities face criticismCelebrate unique abilities, promote positivity, and uplift others in the running community

      Craig's exceptional running abilities, which allow him to run long distances without feeling tired, set him apart from the average runner. However, even though his feats may seem impressive to some, he downplays his accomplishments and faces criticism from others in the running community. Despite this, Craig should recognize and celebrate his unique abilities, and perhaps even find ways to inspire and uplift others in the running community. Additionally, the conversation touched on the topic of doping accusations and the culture of negativity that can exist within certain running communities. Craig has not participated in such behavior and has even faced accusations himself, despite his natural abilities. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of self-confidence, positivity, and community support in the pursuit of athletic goals.

    • A Casual Approach to Natural Disasters and Personal ChallengesThe speaker shares his experiences with tornadoes, balancing personal and professional commitments, and expresses frustration with judgmental tweets, all while maintaining a lighthearted tone.

      The speaker expresses a nonchalant attitude towards natural disasters, specifically tornadoes, but has a clear understanding of the appropriate safety measures. He also shares his frustration with people judging him for tweeting during vacation and expresses the challenges of balancing personal and professional commitments. Additionally, the speaker discusses the disappointing outcome of the US rugby team in the quarterfinals and shares his excitement about a FireFest event. Despite the various topics, the speaker maintains a humorous and conversational tone throughout the discussion.

    • Jake Marsh's Preparation and Dedication to Broadcasting Lacrosse GamesJake Marsh remains committed to his job as a sports broadcaster, dealing with unexpected challenges like rain and nerves, while emphasizing the importance of engaging listeners and having proper materials.

      Despite the unusual circumstances and the pressure to perform, Jake Marsh remains committed to his job as a sports broadcaster. He shared his experiences of preparing for a doubleheader lacrosse game, including dealing with unexpected rain and the importance of having proper materials. Marsh also discussed his nerves before a broadcast and the significance of engaging with listeners. He even suggested a possible sign-off message for his radio show. Additionally, he clarified misconceptions about a pie coin and warned against participating in potential scams. Overall, Marsh's dedication to his craft and his ability to adapt to challenges were evident in the conversation.

    • Encountering Suspicious Behavior in a Cryptocurrency ProjectDuring an interaction with PIE's founders, I uncovered potential signs of a pyramid scheme and learned the importance of thorough research before getting involved in cryptocurrency projects.

      During a past encounter with the founders of a cryptocurrency project called PIE, I was struck by their ambition but also concerned by signs of potential pyramid scheme behavior. The team, which included Billy, Marty, Mush, and Big X, presented themselves as pioneers in the industry. However, I became suspicious when everyone in the office kept asking me to tweet out their specific link to mine PIE and get involved. The ensuing chaos over who would get sent which link led me to believe this was a pyramid scheme. Despite this, it seems Billy may still be trying to profit from the project, even if it remains unclear whether it's legitimate or not. While the conversation eventually shifted to NFL news, the experience left me cautious about cryptocurrency projects and the importance of doing thorough research before getting involved.

    • Unusual athlete behaviors and speculationsZach Ertz's quirky training camp actions fueled contract talks speculation, Dak Prescott is injured, and athletes, including Billy and China, raised concerns with odd posts

      There have been several noteworthy happenings in the sports world recently. Zach Ertz's unusual training camp behavior, such as wearing his shorts inside out and dyeing his hair blonde, has sparked speculation about subliminal messages, but it's more likely related to his contract negotiations. Dak Prescott is currently out with an injury, having suffered a muscle strain in his right shoulder. Billy, a blogger, shared some concerning posts, leading to discussions about subliminal messages and steroid use. A weightlifter named China attempted to reassure followers about his health by insisting his "balls are okay," but it was actually an attempt to avoid testing by the IOC. The athletes, including one not named Blake, participated in a lottery competition to determine the best among them. The day of the athletic event, featuring Dave Timers, Brooks (a left-handed participant), was announced as September 7th. Despite the bizarre circumstances, it's expected to be an incredible event.

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    This week on The 8 More Than 92 Podcast Harrison discusses working in an environment where you aren’t appreciated, Money vs happiness, Will Smith’s apology, NFL Training camp, Aj Brown being a bitter Ex, RIP Bill Russell, Also I am joined by special guest Isaiah Harrison as he fills folks in on how his summer 22 went, getting ready to transition to high school, being able to ask for help with his mental health within his family, what his college plans are, what his dream job is, and what it’s like having a SUPER competitive father while not being overly competitive himself … As always this is the 8 More Than 92 Podcast, where we always keep it 💯!!

    The Road Best Traveled ( Ft T.Y. McGill)

    The Road Best Traveled ( Ft T.Y. McGill)
    This week on the 8 More Than 92 Podcast Harrison & Najee invite the disruptive Defensive Tackle from the Philidelphia Eagles T.Y. McGill onto the show to discuss his football upbringing, college recruitment, his path to the NFL, some of the hurdles he had endure to make it as an undrafted rookie, what he's done to maintain a successful career and his predictions for this upcoming season ....... As always this is the 8MT92 Podcast, where we always keep it 💯

    Athletes and Mental Health

    Athletes and Mental Health

    On this episode of R&R on Sports, Howard and Larry are joined by Gerald Wilkins, retired NBA player and Dr. Marcus Amos, professor of sport management at Voorhees College. They talk about Gerald's NBA journey and mental health challenges along the way and how athletes mental health is handled in professional sports. Make sure to tune into this episode and the latest episodes of R&R on Sports on kudzukian.com or by downloading the KUDZUKIAN App. 

    I Aint Coach Carter

    I Aint Coach Carter
    This week on The 8 More Than 92 Podcast Harrison discusses burdens, what’s the best way to let them go?, learning I can only coach other people’s kids, Yo Gotti being a uncelebrated mogul, Lebron taking over the drew league, putting too much hype into their goodies, Bill Burr vs Dave Chapelle: the double standard …. As always this is the 8 More Than 92 Podcast, where we always keep it 💯!!!