Speaker 1: Fueled by Thornton's on Sports Talk seven nine day, now
Speaker 1: here's Nick Coffee.
Speaker 2: So earlier today we found out that it'll be the
Speaker 2: Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys that kick off the
Speaker 2: NFL season. It'll be a Thursday night game, and not
Speaker 2: really a surprise by any means, but that's when I realized, Oh,
Speaker 2: we must be we must be getting closer and closer
Speaker 2: to the NFL schedule becoming available, and it's here. The
Speaker 2: NFL schedule will be totally released by the time we
Speaker 2: get to Wednesday evening. I know there'll be some leaks
Speaker 2: from now until then. But Jimmy Trainer, who does a
Speaker 2: good job of covering this kind of stuff basically he
Speaker 2: covers sports media for Sports Illustrated, has for.
Speaker 3: A long time.
Speaker 2: He has a write up highlighting all the different services
Speaker 2: channels that you will need if you like to watch
Speaker 2: all of the NFL games in twenty twenty five, and
Speaker 2: I think seeing the list really does kind of highlight
Speaker 2: how much the NFL has spread it out. And look,
Speaker 2: it's a business. You know, if if Peacock or Amazon Prime,
Speaker 2: if they're bidding on the rights to exclusively be able
Speaker 2: to carry Thursday Night Football or Monday Night Football or
Speaker 2: whatever it is, Sunday Night Football. It's because they realize
Speaker 2: the reach that you know they have with it in
Speaker 2: the NFL game, there's so many people that watch that
Speaker 2: they know that not only would it be big for
Speaker 2: their brand, meaning it would be big to have that
Speaker 2: many people who watch the NFL then come to your platform,
Speaker 2: especially if they've never been there before, but you can
Speaker 2: monetize that and make insane money because the NFL is king.
Speaker 2: But when I see the list here, I mean, you'd
Speaker 2: have told me there was six. I would have believed
Speaker 2: you maybe seven, but there's ten. You need ten different
Speaker 2: platforms if you want to watch every NFL game. And look,
Speaker 2: I know some people are thinking, well why would I
Speaker 2: don't know. There's no way I'm going to watch every
Speaker 2: single NFL game, which again makes makes total sense that
Speaker 2: you wouldn't be able to or wouldn't want to. But
Speaker 2: you know there'll be one off games that you'll want
Speaker 2: to watch and you'll realize, oh, I don't have I
Speaker 2: don't have Peacock.
Speaker 4: Or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: But CBS, Fox, NBC, ABC, ESPN, YouTube, Peacock, Netflix, Amazon Prime,
Speaker 2: ESPN Plus will now have a game as well as
Speaker 2: the NFL network.
Speaker 4: So just be prepared.
Speaker 2: If you want to watch all the NFL games that
Speaker 2: will take place, you'll need to have every one of those.
Speaker 2: But again, I'm sure a lot of people aren't even
Speaker 2: I mean, I know not everybody watches the NFL all
Speaker 2: day on a Sunday, but there'll be certain games that
Speaker 2: just happen to happen to, you know, line up to
Speaker 2: where Okay, this is a really good matchup. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: have expected it for a random Thursday night game in October,
Speaker 2: but here we are. And then you realize, well, crap,
Speaker 2: I don't have Amazon prim I'm gonna need to borrow
Speaker 2: somebody's log in, or I'm gonna need to sign up
Speaker 2: for the trial or whatever it may be. So this
Speaker 2: is from Jimmy Train's Ride Up.
Speaker 4: It says that.
Speaker 2: With all those subscriptions needed, plus an additional four hundred
Speaker 2: and eighty dollars, if you want the NFL Sunday ticket
Speaker 2: on YouTube, I mean, like it's it's now gonna cost
Speaker 2: you a lot of big money. It's gonna cost you
Speaker 2: money to watch the NFL, more so than it ever has.
Speaker 2: And I don't know why people are surprised by that.
Speaker 2: I guess more than anything, it's just frustration due to
Speaker 2: that you used to just be able to turn on
Speaker 2: your TV on a Sunday, and you still can do that,
Speaker 2: by the way, like if you just if you're casual
Speaker 2: with it, you can, you know, you can just watch
Speaker 2: whatever game you get on Fox or whatever game you
Speaker 2: get on CBS, and of course, as we know, each
Speaker 2: week one of those networks gets two games. So anyways,
Speaker 2: it's coffee and Company and we are fuel abou Thornton's
Speaker 2: here on Sports Talk seven ninety appreciate you hanging out
Speaker 2: with us five o'clock hour. Getting you set for tonight.
Speaker 2: We've got a big event at the Mcenter, WWE Monday
Speaker 2: Night Raw, which I mean, I don't know where this
Speaker 2: will rank as far as the amount of of you know,
Speaker 2: people that show up. I don't know if it's going
Speaker 2: to sell out. I know they sell out sometimes, but
Speaker 2: either way, I mean the production that you're going to see, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, if you don't watch wrestling, I totally
Speaker 2: get it. A lot of people don't. It's a very
Speaker 2: niche thing, but the people who like it really like it,
Speaker 2: and I think you'll see a live and active crowd
Speaker 2: tonight at the Um Center, and the production value that
Speaker 2: you get from Netflix, which again, this is now where
Speaker 2: you watch Monday Night Raw. For years it was always
Speaker 2: on USA Network and now it's on Netflix exclusively. So
Speaker 2: they'll make the Yum Center look really good. And I
Speaker 2: won't be able to watch it live or and I
Speaker 2: won't lie to you and act like I would even
Speaker 2: if I was available. I just don't get into it
Speaker 2: as much anymore. But like, I'm sure i'll hear about
Speaker 2: whatever lines they have the.
Speaker 4: The baby faces.
Speaker 2: Maybe they'll they'll be showing some love the Louisville because
Speaker 2: you know, they're the good guys, right, and then the
Speaker 2: bad guys, the heels. Maybe they'll make fun of us
Speaker 2: and call us hillbillies, or you know, they'll find some
Speaker 2: way to creatively make fun of us, because that's kind
Speaker 2: of part of it. Although that doesn't happen as much
Speaker 2: when you're on when you're on on the weekly live
Speaker 2: TV show that is raw, right.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, it's more or less on the house show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that makes total sense, But there is some
Speaker 5: there is some stuff I guess that they can kind
Speaker 5: of mess around with. I listen if if by some
Speaker 5: grace of God, Pat Kelsey.
Speaker 3: Is involved or they show him on the Titan Tron
Speaker 3: or something that.
Speaker 4: That would be insane.
Speaker 5: He seems like the type of energy that you would
Speaker 5: like to have it like a wrestling show.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm not saying this because he's he's not tall,
Speaker 2: because you know, last I checked, I'm not very tall either,
Speaker 2: But like his energy and his brand, he would be
Speaker 2: an absolutely phenomenal manager shoe a star, would he not?
Speaker 2: Of course in the corner as he can also talk
Speaker 2: as good as anybody, of course, and that's.
Speaker 4: A big that's a big that's a big deal.
Speaker 2: When it comes to wrestling, right, Like you know, you've
Speaker 2: you've probably got some guys that have been stars, generational
Speaker 2: stars that it wasn't necessarily because of any physical ability
Speaker 2: that they had. I mean, you got to have some,
Speaker 2: but like they're just they've got I mean, honestly, what
Speaker 2: kind of range did Stone Cold Steve Austin have. He
Speaker 2: just talked reckless about beating his boss's ass at work
Speaker 2: and shot gun and beers, and you know, he's the
Speaker 2: he's the American man that every American man wanted to
Speaker 2: be in the nineties in early two thousands, right, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I might, you know what, I might show up to
Speaker 2: work tomorrow and treat my boss like Stone Cold just
Speaker 2: did Vince McMahon. Yeah, because I've had enough of his stuff.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna stick it.
Speaker 4: To the man.
Speaker 2: I mean some of the storylines that were included in
Speaker 2: Monday Night Raw whenever I was a kid in the
Speaker 2: Attitude era.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, I don't even know what the actual
Speaker 4: story was.
Speaker 2: I just remember one time Vince McMahon would in a
Speaker 2: hospital bed and h and Stone Cold showed up and
Speaker 2: bombarded him and kept hitting him over the head with
Speaker 2: a bedpan, and Jerry Lawler kept saying, oh be pednic man,
Speaker 2: been man.
Speaker 4: Not a great Jerry impression, but you know, you get it.
Speaker 3: His a little screen that he always did was always.
Speaker 2: And he always talked about the puppies. But he wasn't
Speaker 2: talking about dogs, oh right, he was talking about something
Speaker 2: else that you know, if you know, you know. But yeah,
Speaker 2: we've got we've got ourselves big event tonight. And man,
Speaker 2: I don't know if Pat Kelsey's gonna be there, but
Speaker 2: if so, hell yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm shocked.
Speaker 5: One shocked me as some uh some actual like Louisville
Speaker 5: basketball players would be there because at the heart of it,
Speaker 5: there's still kind of kids. Yeah, but we're talking about
Speaker 5: transfer porter people, so they might be a little bit older.
Speaker 5: But I remember maybe like a year or two ago, uh,
Speaker 5: they had like three or four of them behind uh.
Speaker 5: They have a good spot for him too. They're like
Speaker 5: right behind the uh the announcer's table. I remember running
Speaker 5: into JJ trainor there.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think of like the a yeah, but
Speaker 2: I guess, I mean, I wouldn't even the wrestling that
Speaker 2: maybe some of these U OFL athletes, even if they
Speaker 2: are twenty three twenty four, because of the pandemic and
Speaker 2: they've been able to get more eligibility than what we
Speaker 2: used to have. Like I wouldn't even really know what
Speaker 2: was going on at that time, but like I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm sure there's still I don't know, you would know
Speaker 2: better than I. Like what's the like when it comes
Speaker 2: to just the overall start to finish, Like when I
Speaker 2: see the pay per views that include like John Cena
Speaker 2: and The Rock and then I know Stone Cold came
Speaker 2: back for WrestleMania because you know it was WrestleMania. Like
Speaker 2: if you're just tuning into a weekly show that is
Speaker 2: raw or even SmackDown, Like.
Speaker 4: Are those guys still a part of that or is
Speaker 4: it just a real rare thing if they're If they're on.
Speaker 5: It, I mean hardly they're wrestling, but they make appearances.
Speaker 5: They said, those guys.
Speaker 4: For all that's that's really all you need, right mean, you.
Speaker 5: Just want them to show up and promote the next
Speaker 5: big paper. Well, they're called pl e's now premium live events.
Speaker 5: They're not called pay per views anymore because obviously can
Speaker 5: access it on peacock for like chipbook, so it's no
Speaker 5: longer PPV pay per view buys. But you'll probably see
Speaker 5: I don't think Sena is advertised for tonight.
Speaker 3: That will be awesome to see him.
Speaker 5: But he did just have a title match a couple
Speaker 5: of days ago against Randy Orton, and it was pretty
Speaker 5: cool because they were leading. Those two have had like
Speaker 5: such a good rivalry and on WWE programming they were
Speaker 5: showing their stuff from back in ov.
Speaker 2: W Yeah, I was gonna say, like you mentioned Orton
Speaker 2: and Sena, I mean both of them. I mean this
Speaker 2: was their home for years. Oh yeah, I mean they
Speaker 2: lived here and I mean even Cody Rhodes, like he right,
Speaker 2: you had him on your show, your podcast, and I
Speaker 2: know he always brought it up, and I thought it
Speaker 2: was cool that he didn't just I could be wrong,
Speaker 2: but he didn't just reference OVW at his time. He
Speaker 2: said Shepherdsville Road, which you know, that's for those who
Speaker 2: don't know, that's Yeah, that's where it's located. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I hope they get a good crowd out there tonight.
Speaker 2: And I know you'll be enjoying yourself in the suite,
Speaker 2: so sweet sweet life for the travel is gonna be awesome.
Speaker 3: I can't wait.
Speaker 4: Good stuff, all right.
Speaker 2: So we also so if you've just now joined us,
Speaker 2: we've talked a little bit about the New Orleans Saints
Speaker 2: quarterback situation, as Derek Carr announced that he was going
Speaker 2: to retire and that at the time Saturday morning, that
Speaker 2: was a surprise to a lot of people. But I
Speaker 2: guess really just given the situation and if you really
Speaker 2: kind of look at what the Saints have done and
Speaker 2: and kind of listen to and maybe I'm reaching a
Speaker 2: little bit here, but I kind of now am of
Speaker 2: the belief that when the Saints told, when the Saints
Speaker 2: told Tyler Shuck they were drafting him, I kind of
Speaker 2: feel like they all knew that they that Derek Carr
Speaker 2: wasn't going to be there this year. Now, maybe it
Speaker 2: was because they did expect him to eventually get that surgery,
Speaker 2: and the surgery would of course require him to miss,
Speaker 2: you know, the entire season. So maybe it wasn't as
Speaker 2: if they just knew they'd never have Derek Carr again.
Speaker 2: Maybe they just knew, Look, he's not gonna be able
Speaker 2: to go unless he gets this surgery done because the
Speaker 2: pain is too much. And that's what it came down to.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was either going to do rehab and
Speaker 2: take injections to I guess deal with it as best
Speaker 2: he could, or he'd have to have the surgery and
Speaker 2: missed the entire season and the long or he went
Speaker 2: without having said surgery. I just think, you know, you
Speaker 2: have to realize that that there's probably a good chance
Speaker 2: he doesn't want to go through that process of surgery
Speaker 2: and then rehab, and he's clearly comfortable enough with you know,
Speaker 2: his life outside of football.
Speaker 4: To where he's gonna start that life.
Speaker 2: And uh, he retired Saturday, So I know you're gonna
Speaker 2: hear and I know it's been out there already that
Speaker 2: there's gonna be an open competition. There's gonna be open
Speaker 2: competition for the job between Jake Hayner, Tyler Shuck, and
Speaker 2: Spencer Rattler. But I just you don't draft now again,
Speaker 2: maybe you get maybe you get Tyler Shuck and you
Speaker 2: end up realizing that you know, he's not as ready
Speaker 2: as you thought he'd be. So maybe that, maybe that
Speaker 2: does play out. But I just think all signs point
Speaker 2: to them realizing they needed to go, They needed to
Speaker 2: get a new quarterback this year. And maybe they knew
Speaker 2: that the crop wasn't great here with this class in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, but they liked Shuck enough to use
Speaker 2: a second round pick on him, and you know he's
Speaker 2: gonna get an opportunity, which not a lot of guys
Speaker 2: can can just walk into a situation quite like this.
Speaker 2: To be clear, I guess he hasn't won the job yet,
Speaker 2: but I mean, you don't you'd be foolish even if
Speaker 2: he even if let's just say it's it's it's neck
Speaker 2: and neck.
Speaker 4: It's close.
Speaker 2: Maybe and maybe Rattler has a couple of days where
Speaker 2: he's maybe looking like a guy that might give you
Speaker 2: a better chance to win, but not by much. And
Speaker 2: I know you got to win games in the NFL.
Speaker 2: That's how you keep your job. But I don't know
Speaker 2: why you draft a second round guy who's again, the
Speaker 2: situation with Tyler is also a big factor here. He's
Speaker 2: twenty five years old. He'll be twenty six when he's
Speaker 2: playing in the NFL in his first season. I think
Speaker 2: that's one of the things they like about him, other
Speaker 2: than his arm. He can make all the throws, but
Speaker 2: he's I mean, he's mature, he's experienced and talented. I
Speaker 2: mean he's talented. He's a guy that that you know,
Speaker 2: once we got closer to the draft and everybody started
Speaker 2: referencing his film. In the one year at Louisville where
Speaker 2: he stayed healthy, I mean, he was phenomenal. I mean,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say's best quarterback in the country, and he
Speaker 2: certainly made mistakes, but like that was one of the
Speaker 2: that was one of the things that stood out to
Speaker 2: me during this past level football season was that you'd
Speaker 2: have moments and really just games overall or I think, like, man, did.
Speaker 4: We waste this?
Speaker 2: We have a really special special quarterback seemingly under center,
Speaker 2: and Jeff Brohm's making him look great as well. Are
Speaker 2: we getting we Are we wasting this? And I don't
Speaker 2: think we did. I don't think the eight and four
Speaker 2: season can be viewed as all we wasted Tyler Shuck.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, maybe if he lights it up
Speaker 2: in the NFL, maybe we will look back and think
Speaker 2: man if Ron English could have gotten that defense together
Speaker 2: just a little bit, Like maybe we don't lose to Stanford. Maybe,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe we don't give up fourteen quick to
Speaker 2: smu to start the game. So yeah, Tyler Shuck's gonna
Speaker 2: get his opportunity, and I'm hopeful that he makes the
Speaker 2: most of it. We haven't talked a whole lot about
Speaker 2: the NBA playoffs today because it's been mostly just about
Speaker 2: the big news about Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan returning to
Speaker 2: the public eye in the basketball world.
Speaker 4: I mean that that's in I mean, I'm.
Speaker 2: Kind of at a loss for words because like it's
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan, you know, the kid, the kid in me
Speaker 2: growing up, like knowing that I was witnessing something special.
Speaker 2: And we played the NBC clip earlier from back in
Speaker 2: the day when Bob Costas was wash was letting us
Speaker 2: know that Jordan, you know, he's making his return for
Speaker 2: the first time, and I think he said twenty one
Speaker 2: months since he played in the NBA and hearing that
Speaker 2: NBC theme, hearing Bob Costas's voice, and you know, I
Speaker 2: mean it's it's nostalgic. The hair on my arms and
Speaker 2: my neck was standing up. And I don't know if
Speaker 2: we're going to get that same feeling when when when
Speaker 2: Jordan is returned. I mean, for those who don't know
Speaker 2: the news, he's an NBC, he's going to be part
Speaker 2: of NBC's NBA coverage. Is they now are back in
Speaker 2: as far as having some you know, they're one of
Speaker 2: the many TV partners for the NBA, and you know,
Speaker 2: I just this is something I brought up earlier for
Speaker 2: those who missed it, when it comes to how competitive
Speaker 2: it is with these networks now as far as making
Speaker 2: you know, I would imagine the NBA will try to
Speaker 2: make it very fair to where each broadcast partner will get,
Speaker 2: you know, a healthy amount of good games, good matchups, right,
Speaker 2: Like they're not going to just give all the great
Speaker 2: games to one network. I mean, they shouldn't do that.
Speaker 2: So what you want to do if you're ESPN, if
Speaker 2: you're NBC. If you're Amazon Prime, you want to make
Speaker 2: sure you've got the best crew possible to where the
Speaker 2: experience in watching the NBA is better on your network
Speaker 2: than it is on these other networks. And I think
Speaker 2: all will do a pretty good job, especially knowing that
Speaker 2: TNT who's now out, they're going to loan. Basically, ESPN
Speaker 2: is leasing Charles Barkley and that crew to help cover
Speaker 2: the NBA, which I think is the right way to
Speaker 2: do it, because ESPN, believe it or not, they're coverage.
Speaker 2: To me, I think stinks. So anyways, you know, just
Speaker 2: imagine how competitive it is. I'm sure if you're ESPN,
Speaker 2: you're thinking, oh, man, they got Carmelo Anthony as a
Speaker 2: studio analyst. Ah man, they got Reggie Miller as one
Speaker 2: of the game analysts. That's a pretty good get. And
Speaker 2: you know you're just wondering, Okay, how can we compete?
Speaker 2: How can we compete?
Speaker 4: And then they tell you, oh, yeah, we got Michael Jordan.
Speaker 2: He's going to be a contributor to our NBA coverage,
Speaker 2: And like, you know, not that you throw in the
Speaker 2: towel and refuse to compete, but like you have to know,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, we don't. We don't have that, we don't
Speaker 2: have the ability to do that. And I'm I'm so
Speaker 2: curious as to what really made Jordan want to do this,
Speaker 2: because he's been in the background really since he stopped playing.
Speaker 2: And what I mean by that is, yes, you know
Speaker 2: who he is. He's Michael Jordan, a right, I mean
Speaker 2: his I mean, his logo is everywhere within our society
Speaker 2: seemingly he's Michael Jordan, and he's owned an NBA team,
Speaker 2: so like people have known that he's dipped his toe
Speaker 2: in some other things as far as business. He got
Speaker 2: into NASCAR, but like he's a very I shouldn't say
Speaker 2: he's very private. Maybe he is, I don't know, but
Speaker 2: like he doesn't need money, he doesn't need or seek attention,
Speaker 2: because again we're talking about Michael Jordan, so his interest.
Speaker 2: I'm just curious if it's just because he really wants
Speaker 2: to try this because he loved me, I would assume
Speaker 2: he'll always love basketball. But really, I don't know what
Speaker 2: to expect as far as like him as an analyst.
Speaker 2: I mean, I kind of feel like, in a way,
Speaker 2: the kid in me Jordan could come up there and
Speaker 2: say next to nothing, and I'd be like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: Jordan's talking about Oh you hear what he said about Lebron,
Speaker 2: like you know, and it probably will be nothing, but
Speaker 2: like it's Jordan, Jordan can can. I mean, he to
Speaker 2: me is one of one and really in every aspect
Speaker 2: of any athlete in any sport. But again I say
Speaker 2: that there's some you know, some bias on my end
Speaker 2: just because of my era. But yeah, hearing that NBC
Speaker 2: theme song was really cool and I can't wait to
Speaker 2: watch the NBA. I mean, I'm probably overdoing it a
Speaker 2: little bit, but I feel like early on just because
Speaker 2: of the nostalgia here and then it's been and it's
Speaker 2: been so long, like when they have their first games,
Speaker 2: there'll be a nice boost just because people are gonna
Speaker 2: be intrigued by, Wow, let's pop on NBC and see
Speaker 2: what this looks like. Man, it's been a long time,
Speaker 2: and I give NBC credit. It's a no brainer, so
Speaker 2: I'm sure everybody else would have done it, but like,
Speaker 2: lean into that, lean into that old logo, lean into
Speaker 2: the you know, the theme song, because it can it
Speaker 2: can only help you, all right. We also talked about
Speaker 2: the NBA Draft lottery, which is tonight we're gonna find
Speaker 2: out where Cooper Flag's gonna end up. And as we
Speaker 2: discussed earlier, the team with the I guess the best
Speaker 2: chance of landing him as of right now and against
Speaker 2: I don't know why I say as of right now,
Speaker 2: because it's certainly not going to change from now until
Speaker 2: whenever they actually have the lottery. But there's three teams
Speaker 2: with the best chance. That's the Jazz, the Wizards, and
Speaker 2: the Hornets, and then after that you've got the Pelicans
Speaker 2: and then the Sixers. I kind of hope of those five,
Speaker 2: I hope it's the Sixers because I actually do think
Speaker 2: there's something, you know, I think you know, I don't
Speaker 2: like the Sixers by any means. I'm not a fan,
Speaker 2: but I just if this guy's as good as people
Speaker 2: claim he's going to be in the NBA, I think
Speaker 2: we saw in college that he was a pretty special player.
Speaker 2: I mean that's putting it lightly. I think he's he's
Speaker 2: gifted and still very raw. So I just if he
Speaker 2: ends up with the Hornets or with the Pelicans or
Speaker 2: with the Jazz, like I mean, if he averages forty
Speaker 2: to twenty, you know, it'll get attention and he'll be
Speaker 2: a superstar, but I just I think it's better for
Speaker 2: the NBA if he ends up in a bigger market.
Speaker 2: And you know, you don't have you don't have any
Speaker 2: control over that because you know, it really just comes
Speaker 2: down to the ping pong balls, which I referenced the
Speaker 2: story a little bit earlier, the controversy about the nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty five NBA Draft lottery. And I'm not big on conspiracies,
Speaker 2: and look, this took place before I was born. We're
Speaker 2: talking about, you know, forty years ago. But I mean
Speaker 2: the more you read about it, I think the more
Speaker 2: you would be, maybe not convinced, but at least open
Speaker 2: to believing that it was totally set up for the
Speaker 2: Knicks to get Patrick Ewing. So Darren Nevelle put this
Speaker 2: out earlier, and I'll read directly from his tweet. He says,
Speaker 2: forty years ago today, the alleged frozen envelope gives the
Speaker 2: New York Knicks the number one pick in Patrick Ewing's rights.
Speaker 2: Not often mentioned, Jack Wagner, who put the envelope in
Speaker 2: the drum, was a partner at Ernst and Whitney, Ian
Speaker 2: w Audited Golf and Western, who owned the Knicks. David
Speaker 2: Stern at the time said he was aware. So I
Speaker 2: mean that to me screams yeah they had something. I mean,
Speaker 2: I guess that's not necessarily proof, but like, this is
Speaker 2: one of those conspiracy theories that has been out there
Speaker 2: in sports for so long that I feel like if
Speaker 2: there was any way to fully prove that that wasn't true,
Speaker 2: than we'd know by now. But yeah, in nineteen eighty five,
Speaker 2: there was that frozen envelope and the Knicks of course
Speaker 2: needed some life, and Ewing gave them that, and then
Speaker 2: you know Michael Jordan, he turned what he turned into
Speaker 2: to where the Knicks never got out of the East.
Speaker 2: But Jack Wagner again who handled the envelopes, says here
Speaker 2: that he was he basically worked for the Knicks parent company.
Speaker 2: And it's still to this day one of the I guess,
Speaker 2: most believable conspiracy theories in sports. I know Dan Patrick
Speaker 2: recently might have been as early as today. I know
Speaker 2: I saw write up about it today where he was
Speaker 2: there at the NBA Draft Lotter. I don't know what
Speaker 2: he was doing, who was working for at that time
Speaker 2: or anything. It was a long time ago, but yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean it it probably happened in my mind, and
Speaker 2: like I kind of get it now again maybe ewing.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of people in the East at that
Speaker 2: time that in the nineties, like maybe their entire legacy
Speaker 2: is different. If you know, Jordan and the Bulls weren't there,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, the best Pacers team that I
Speaker 2: think I ever watched was the nineteen ninety six, ninety
Speaker 2: seventeen and Reggie Jalen, I mean, Rick Smith's Dale Davis,
Speaker 2: Antonio Davis. We were loaded and we were good, but
Speaker 2: you know, you had to get past Michael Jordan and
Speaker 2: the Bulls, which had had a weird dynamic with me
Speaker 2: because like in those games, I rooted for the Pacers.
Speaker 2: I would cry at times if they'd lose. But also
Speaker 2: like I don't know any kid growing up that couldn't
Speaker 2: love Michael Jordan, I mean, and what's crazy is that,
Speaker 2: like it wasn't like he had some wide range of
Speaker 2: like entertainment value and like relatability to kids, but like
Speaker 2: he just became I mean.
Speaker 4: First of all, he was that good.
Speaker 2: He was such a competitor, and yeah, I just I
Speaker 2: remember rooting against the Bulls, but also like whenever Jordan
Speaker 2: would do Jordan things, and we would lose. I would think, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, what are you gonna do? What you're gonna
Speaker 2: do is Michael Jordan. He's pretty special, all right, quick
Speaker 2: break what I want to get to On the other side,
Speaker 2: I talked about this earlier, but I didn't get a
Speaker 2: chance to get to it just yet. But apparently there
Speaker 2: are some scientists at UCLA that have legitimately claimed that
Speaker 2: they have they believe they found the cure for baldness,
Speaker 2: meaning like they now have something, some type of a
Speaker 2: substance that like they believe, can be sold to rub
Speaker 2: on someone's head and your hair will in fact grow back,
Speaker 2: no questions asked. I don't know if I believe it,
Speaker 2: but man, that'd be a game changer for all the
Speaker 2: fellows out there.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Thankfully, I don't have anything to worry about just yet,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure my hair will be gone at some point. Also,
Speaker 2: Jackson Dart, he's the guy who I believe will be
Speaker 2: the no brainer type of bust for in this year's
Speaker 2: NFL draft class. But he did there's there's a specific
Speaker 2: test that he did really well on that if you know,
Speaker 2: if things stay consistent, meaning other quarterbacks that were drafted,
Speaker 2: they had the same the same type of score. They
Speaker 2: were really successful. So we can get into that in
Speaker 2: a lot more. Keep it lock right here on Sports
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Speaker 2: we talked a little bit earlier about the NBA G
Speaker 2: League Combine, which took place over the weekend I believe
Speaker 2: it was. And now you've got the NBA Draft Combine
Speaker 2: getting underway and Chucky hepburn you know, he had a
Speaker 2: good heat. I don't know what his stats were throughout,
Speaker 2: but had a good game, hit a three pointer to
Speaker 2: hit the buzzer to win one of the games that
Speaker 2: they had in the in the combine. So not really
Speaker 2: sure what his draft status is. I mean, I would
Speaker 2: not expect to hear him drafted. But again, as I
Speaker 2: talked about earlier, to me, it just comes down to
Speaker 2: like opportunity, like the right opportunity for for a guy
Speaker 2: like him, meaning a guard who can play off the
Speaker 2: ball but obviously comfortable being a point guard. And the
Speaker 2: last thing I want to do is is, you know,
Speaker 2: make it seem as if anybody that you know, Chucky
Speaker 2: Hebburns just grow on trees, because I don't believe that.
Speaker 2: And honestly, I actually think that you know, Chucky for
Speaker 2: just being here one year, like he's I don't know
Speaker 2: where he it'd be impossible to like know where we
Speaker 2: would fit him in the you know, all Tom greats,
Speaker 2: because it's just it's it's really foolish to try to
Speaker 2: compare when he's only when he was only here a year.
Speaker 2: So anyways, I hope he works out for him. But
Speaker 2: you know, I think the hardest thing for guys like Chucky,
Speaker 2: players of that caliber, it's it's just you know, the opportunity,
Speaker 2: right timing, right situation, and that really you know, you
Speaker 2: can't really control that at times. So anyways, another uh
Speaker 2: performer in the G League combine was Kentucky Uh. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess he's a pit transfer, but he's going to
Speaker 2: be a Kentucky Wildcat for Mark Pope. Jalen Lowe, who
Speaker 2: apparently was one of the better performers for at least
Speaker 2: one of the days there at the G League camp
Speaker 2: because he had some pretty impressive numbers. I know, some
Speaker 2: folks covering the event were really raving about him, and
Speaker 2: you know, he's one of those guys that I you know,
Speaker 2: I've never once acted like he wasn't talented.
Speaker 4: You know, I watched him play at PITT. I knew
Speaker 4: he was good. He's got some real ability.
Speaker 2: But the head scratching thing for me was then whenever
Speaker 2: he was in the portal and he ended up with Kentucky.
Speaker 2: You know, they got a talented guard, but he just
Speaker 2: is not at all similar to what Mark Pope wants
Speaker 2: in a guard, right. I mean he's he's not a shooter,
Speaker 2: and he's a volume scorer, meaning he's taken a lot
Speaker 2: of shots in order to you know, to get the
Speaker 2: sixteen seventeen whatever it was he averaged. But you know
Speaker 2: he's got a lot of ability. I mean I've seen
Speaker 2: that in person a couple of times. He's a talented player.
Speaker 4: At six'.
Speaker 2: Three so like maybe it's a situation where you know
Speaker 2: he he'll be in a much better system because you,
Speaker 2: Know pitt was lousy And pitt had some decent players
Speaker 2: outside Of low they just were a mess because you
Speaker 2: know It's. Pitt it's, capable but you know he was
Speaker 2: he was somebody that got a lot of, attention and you,
Speaker 2: know maybe maybe he'll be an example of of players
Speaker 2: that you really don't know how good they are until
Speaker 2: they're away from a you, KNOW i can't think of
Speaker 2: any great, examples but more often than, not guys who
Speaker 2: transfer that play for bad teams that end up transferring
Speaker 2: up like they either take a step back or they
Speaker 2: just really don't have a big role at. All so
Speaker 2: Maybe Jayleen low will be the example of somebody that
Speaker 2: you know pleasantly is a pleasant surprise because maybe he's
Speaker 2: just as productive At kentucky as he Was pitt and
Speaker 2: it's because he's, playing you, know for a better, coach
Speaker 2: which you, KNOW i don't think it's a. QUESTION i
Speaker 2: Think Mark pope's a better coach than Than Jeff. Cable but,
Speaker 2: anyways let's see the STORY i referenced earlier THAT i,
Speaker 2: mean it is getting a lot of. ATTENTION i mean
Speaker 2: it's if you do a Quick google search ABOUT ucla
Speaker 2: scientists curing. BALDING i, mean you'll see all the stories
Speaker 2: that are out. There but it almost kind of seems,
Speaker 2: like you, know why didn't somebody figure this out? Sooner
Speaker 2: so if you don't know What i'm talking, about there
Speaker 2: are some scientists AT ucla that have claimed they have
Speaker 2: figured out a way to secure, baldness or at least
Speaker 2: they say they're close to, it but they're. Confident so
Speaker 2: let's see The i'm trying to find the exact and
Speaker 2: again it's probably a word That i'll, butcher but, yeah
Speaker 2: this is from stem cell DOT ucla dot. Edu so
Speaker 2: this actually comes from the OFFICIAL ucla like university.
Speaker 4: Website excuse.
Speaker 2: ME ucla scientists have now identified a small molecule, that when,
Speaker 2: prompted can waken long slumbering but undamaged. Follicles the researchers
Speaker 2: have dubbed the transporting MOLECULE pp four oh, five and
Speaker 2: lab work on the molecule has been going on for
Speaker 2: almost a. Decade says here that in the first human
Speaker 2: trials conducted in twenty twenty, three reas searchers found that
Speaker 2: application OF pp four oh five as a topical medicine
Speaker 2: onto the scalp at bedtime for a week produced promising.
Speaker 2: Results so now it sounds as if THEY'RE i guess
Speaker 2: getting over time even even you, know better, results which you,
Speaker 2: know having you, know balding or having a bad hairline
Speaker 2: or a bald. Spot like it's IT'S i, MEAN i
Speaker 2: don't know the, numbers but like it's really common. NOW
Speaker 2: i guess you, know you don't want it to happen
Speaker 2: when you're when you're, younger but it but it. Does
Speaker 2: LIKE i mean, AGAIN i don't know the percentage of
Speaker 2: men in their thirties that are dealing with a receding
Speaker 2: hairline or if they've already you, know had the horseshoe
Speaker 2: kind of thing going, on so they just go bald
Speaker 2: LIKE I, i you, KNOW i don't and it's not trust,
Speaker 2: me it's not a out of sight it's. NOT i,
Speaker 2: MEAN i can't, relate but it's not because Like i'm you,
Speaker 2: know trust, Me i'm just trying not to be. OFFENDED
Speaker 2: i don't want to offend anybody who does have an
Speaker 2: issue when it comes to losing their. Hair but, this
Speaker 2: to me seems like if they could find like this
Speaker 2: would be. Huge NOW i can also see it becoming
Speaker 2: one of those things that you, know in order to
Speaker 2: get said treatment with this new this new, FIX i
Speaker 2: guess that these scientists have put in, place like you're
Speaker 2: gonna have to pay an in same amount of money
Speaker 2: or something like. That but like if there was a
Speaker 2: way to just simply put something on your head to
Speaker 2: make your hair grow after you've been bald for a,
Speaker 2: while like it's the game changer for the. Boys so
Speaker 2: we'll see if that ends up being, like you, know
Speaker 2: a bigger a bigger thing or. Not but, yeah that
Speaker 2: would you know that to, me that's if this this is,
Speaker 2: real WHICH i believe it. Is again it came from
Speaker 2: the OFFICIAL ucla. Website then IF i was somebody that knew, that,
Speaker 2: Hey i'm gonna have to look into some plugs or
Speaker 2: maybe get a rug because my hair's going.
Speaker 4: Fast LIKE i would be keeping up with this uh pretty.
Speaker 2: Frequently just to see if there's gonna be a, different,
Speaker 2: uh a different fix in.
Speaker 4: Place.
Speaker 2: Now, UH i don't know IF i hear so, MUCH
Speaker 2: i guess read so much on the, end AND i
Speaker 2: have no clue what's, true what's, real what's? Not that's
Speaker 2: really society this day and. Age BUT i feel like
Speaker 2: the weight loss medicines out, there like the, ozempic what's
Speaker 2: another one Called austin ozempic and WHAT gov is at? It, yeah,
Speaker 2: yes like those types of medicines that have you, know
Speaker 2: been around FOR i don't, know maybe a couple of years,
Speaker 2: now like they work. Now, AGAIN i know people tell
Speaker 2: you that there's all these dangerous side. Effects i've actually
Speaker 2: not And i'm not saying that there's not side. Effects
Speaker 2: i'm just telling YOU i don't know what those side
Speaker 2: effects would. Be but like to me that the results
Speaker 2: that a lot of some PEOPLE i, know and they're seemingly.
Speaker 4: Healthy they don't look.
Speaker 2: ILL i, MEAN i think there's some people that just
Speaker 2: if they lose a ton of weight and you've only
Speaker 2: seen them, with you, know for twenty, years with at,
Speaker 2: least you, know forty to fifty pounds on, them that's
Speaker 2: now not. There, yeah they're gonna look. Different you, know
Speaker 2: maybe they look maybe they look ill to you because
Speaker 2: you just aren't used to seeing them that. Way BUT
Speaker 2: i kind of feel like those, MEDICINES i, mean they've
Speaker 2: clearly been effected enough to where a ton of people
Speaker 2: have used them and a ton of people have gotten.
Speaker 4: RESULTS i, mean do you.
Speaker 2: Know Anybody austin that's used it and had, success BECAUSE
Speaker 2: i MEAN.
Speaker 5: I know a few people the fiances onything like, that
Speaker 5: and she's she's taken the smaller, doses BUT i know
Speaker 5: it seems like it does good. WORK i was just
Speaker 5: talking to someone about this. Earlier it almost reminds me
Speaker 5: of like when the vaping fad became a thing years,
Speaker 5: ago and this is a much healthier alternatives than, cigarettes
Speaker 5: and then, people, yeah we didn't have the information on
Speaker 5: it now and now you look at, it they're telling
Speaker 5: you to stay away from. It So i'm kind of
Speaker 5: skeptical of what it may. Be i've down the, line So.
Speaker 2: I've looked at. TRYING i Mean i've tried. Again you
Speaker 2: can find anything you want on the. Internet it's tough
Speaker 2: this day and, age, though to know what's real and what's.
Speaker 2: Not but you, know when it comes to the people
Speaker 2: THAT i know, PERSONALLY i, mean they they seem healthy
Speaker 2: and they've lost a lot of weight To, LIKE i
Speaker 2: can't say that that is cured obesity by any, means but,
Speaker 2: like it's something that for a long.
Speaker 4: TIME i bet those.
Speaker 2: People who had a tough time without a product of
Speaker 2: medicine like that to help them curb appetite and lose, Weight,
Speaker 2: like they probably tried all kinds of different things that didn't,
Speaker 2: work and then this. Did And i'm sure for them it's,
Speaker 2: like finally there is something that you know doesn't require
Speaker 2: such a drastic challenge for, me such a drastic lifestyle
Speaker 2: change that by just simply taking this eject that you,
Speaker 2: know injecting myself every, Week i've now completely changed my
Speaker 2: Appetite and now you, KNOW i weigh one hundred pounds
Speaker 2: less THAN i used. To that's an extreme, Example but,
Speaker 2: YEAH i mean there's been plenty of folks who've lost
Speaker 2: that kind of.
Speaker 5: Weight so it also it targets you, know the fat
Speaker 5: in your, body but you also lose muscle mass. Too
Speaker 5: oh so if you're not working out on, it you're
Speaker 5: probably gonna, Call you're probably gonna come across like looking
Speaker 5: sick to other people because it's actually a lot of
Speaker 5: people on there they just don't look.
Speaker 2: For actually it actually can take a hit to your testosterone.
Speaker 3: Too that doesn't shock.
Speaker 2: Me so that's another PLUG i can give to my
Speaker 2: friends at The Little Men's cliner because they offer those
Speaker 2: types of weight lost treatments that that are. Effective but
Speaker 2: obviously if you're somebody that's already working with them and
Speaker 2: you want, to you, know get your testosterone levels where
Speaker 2: they need to. Be, clearly the doctors at the local
Speaker 2: men's clinic doctor would himself like he can get your
Speaker 2: balance to where you're you're benefiting from both, Right like
Speaker 2: you're obtaining testosterone to have the right you, know the
Speaker 2: right levels for a lot of things including. Intimacy you're
Speaker 2: libido and of course you know just if you're working,
Speaker 2: out but also you know you're not because FROM i.
Speaker 2: Understand it just simply makes it to where you can't
Speaker 2: eat as much as you used. To it's not, like you,
Speaker 2: know it's just it's not just.
Speaker 4: A little bit of.
Speaker 2: It it's not just a medicine that you injected and
Speaker 2: all this weight starts falling.
Speaker 4: Off but it.
Speaker 2: Does it does make it to where you no longer
Speaker 2: can can eat as, much which for a lot of,
Speaker 2: people you, Know i'm not passing any, judgment like that's
Speaker 2: the biggest battle is, that like they eat because they're,
Speaker 2: boredya because they're, sad they stress Eat and you, know
Speaker 2: we are a big, country if you know What i'm,
Speaker 2: SAYING i don't mean just our, POPULATION i mean we.
Speaker 4: Are we're a lot of us are.
Speaker 2: Fat and you, know if you know you're, happy you're,
Speaker 2: content and you're doc says you're, okay then. Cool but
Speaker 2: LIKE i, know a lot of people probably realize that
Speaker 2: if they don't do something about their weight, management then
Speaker 2: it could impact life expectancy a little bit later. On
Speaker 2: and you, know when you see other people that have
Speaker 2: been able to, effectively you, know make, IMPROVEMENTS i mean you,
Speaker 2: know but, yeah you're. Right now it's turned into WHERE
Speaker 2: i can't nobody's told me. Why but it's you, know
Speaker 2: people are either all on board with it or telling
Speaker 2: you it's the worst thing you could ever. Do AND
Speaker 2: i just you, Know i've not followed it close enough
Speaker 2: to know what's right or. Wrong, again you can find
Speaker 2: anything you want to believe on the internet if you
Speaker 2: look hard. Enough all, right quick, Break we'll come back
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Speaker 2: Day SO i won't claim to be somebody who is
Speaker 2: great at EVALUATING nfl quarterback. TALENT i, mean sometimes you
Speaker 2: just know because guys are just that. Special But Jackson,
Speaker 2: dart the former Ole miss, quarterback not somebody THAT i
Speaker 2: felt like just, Screamed, okay this is a can't miss,
Speaker 2: guy because, honestly you, know his best games came against
Speaker 2: teams that weren't the good ones on the Ole miss.
Speaker 2: Schedule AND i just think this class of, QUARTERBACKS i,
Speaker 2: mean there's a reason WHY i Think shuck came out
Speaker 2: of nowhere and became the third quarterback.
Speaker 4: Taken but, anyways if in fact you have.
Speaker 2: Any if you're A giants, fan and you are somebody
Speaker 2: that really like that really trusts THE sps score, index
Speaker 2: it is The Star predictor, score then you'll be happy
Speaker 2: With Jackson dark because he achieved a perfect one hundred
Speaker 2: star predictor in THIS, sps which AGAIN i don't know
Speaker 2: a whole lot about of, it but it uses seventeen
Speaker 2: distinct analytical. Factors it's been around since two thousand and,
Speaker 2: three and other quarterbacks that have have had really good
Speaker 2: scores include guys that you know have gone on.
Speaker 4: To prove they're they're really really.
Speaker 2: Good in, fact the only quarterback that is in, Fact
Speaker 2: Jackson dark got a one, hundred the first time that's ever.
Speaker 2: Happened the other quarter the quarterback who got in, Fact i'm, sorry, no,
Speaker 2: Yeah lamar was ninety nine point. Two Jackson dart is
Speaker 2: one hundred point, zero and Then Jalen hurts was ninety
Speaker 2: nine point, zero And mahomes was ninety six point.
Speaker 3: Two Ben.
Speaker 2: Roethlisberger so of all the quarterbacks on here that THAT
Speaker 2: i think you could say.
Speaker 4: This that had a great score here and they ended up.
Speaker 2: STINKING i, Mean Josh allen's listed, HERE i, mean and
Speaker 2: there's only been let's see Five i'm. Sorry, now let's see, one, two, three, four, five, six.
Speaker 2: Seven there's been nine that have gotten ninety two point
Speaker 2: nine or. Higher Josh allen LAST i, checked he's pretty.
Speaker 2: Good Kyler, MURRAY i, MEAN i actually think he's better
Speaker 2: than people. REALIZE i, just you, Know i'm not sure
Speaker 2: if he's a guy that's gonna win a Super. Bowl Cam,
Speaker 2: NEWTON i mean he won AN, mvp made a Super.
Speaker 3: Bowl he was.
Speaker 2: Good cam's probably better than a lot of us really
Speaker 2: gave him credit. For but you, know he got a
Speaker 2: ninety four point. Eight watson is the only quarterback on
Speaker 2: here that THAT i, think you, know and, AGAIN i
Speaker 2: never thought he was that. Special but before, Injuries Cam
Speaker 2: newton or not came. In But Shaun watson was a
Speaker 2: pretty good. Quarterback But Roethlisberger Mahomes Jalen Hurts, LAMAR i,
Speaker 2: mean that's good company For Jackson. Dart So i'll be,
Speaker 2: Honest i've never even heard of this thing, before but
Speaker 2: apparently it's it's been rather accurate when it comes to
Speaker 2: how it evaluates. Quarterbacks so maybe myself and many others
Speaker 2: will be, wrong BECAUSE i Know i'm not the only
Speaker 2: one that Predicted Jackson dart would be the ultimate quarterback
Speaker 2: bust in this, class but you really never. Know, again
Speaker 2: there's examples on both sides of guys that you thought
Speaker 2: would be certainly not able to get it done and
Speaker 2: they become. Great and then there's guys who you feel, like,
Speaker 2: man this guy's going to be the next best thing
Speaker 2: in THE, nfl and you know doesn't work out that,
Speaker 2: way So i'll save him the best for.
Speaker 4: LAST i had to good, stuff good.
Speaker 2: Stuff all, right we're out of, Here. Austin enjoy, yourself
Speaker 2: have a fun night tonight And monday night. Roll we'll
Speaker 2: be back tomorrow and hope you have some good stories for,
Speaker 2: us my. Man have a good, night, everybody