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We catch up with Dusty about his trip to Pebble Beach for a day golfing and we talk about the breaking Rice news and upcoming pre-season game.

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Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo returns with an update. The Mets were up 6-0 but gave up 9 runs in the 4th, with Pete Alonso thrown out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' burger promotion. Cam Schlittler was pulled after the 5th inning, and Paul Goldschmidt might be injured. The 7 Line and BT & Sal are feuding over an out-of-context Sal clip. Gio believes Jaxson Dart looks more like an NFL QB than Daniel Jones or Zach Wilson. The NFL season is three weeks away. A caller thanks the guys for the Pebble Beach trip.

Hour 1 Returning from California, Gio and Jerry discuss the Mets' 6-0 lead blown last night, attributing the loss to David Peterson's poor performance and the team's recent pitching struggles. They question the Mets' future, especially with the pitching staff. C-Lo's update covers the Mets' loss, the Brewers' 12th consecutive win, the Yankees' inability to sweep, Giancarlo Stanton's strong play, injuries at the Jets and Giants joint practice, Breece Hall's contract extension comments, and Jerry Jones's experimental drug trial. The hour ends with Gio and Jerry still struggling with the Mets' ongoing issues. Hour 2 Gio and Jerry discuss their trip to Pebble Beach and their golf games. C-Lo provides an update, and they talk about the Mets' blown lead and Pete Alonso's out at the plate. C-Lo explains the Brewers' free burger promotion. They also discuss Cam Schlittler's early exit, Paul Goldschmidt's potential injury, and a spat between The 7 Line and BT & Sal. Finally, Gio praises Jaxson Dart as an NFL QB prospect, and a caller thanks them for the Pebble Beach trip. Hour 3 Gio thinks Jerry will have an issue with Pete Alonso writing “down goes Straw” on his 253rd home run ball but Jerry is ok with it. Gio says there was no reason at all to include that. They agree that Pete definitely didn't have any negative intentions when he wrote it. Gio wasn't a big fan of Gary Cohen's call of the home run but Jerry liked it. C-Lo returns for an update but first Gio asks him to chime in on the Pete and Darryl Strawberry debate. The Mets and Yankees are a combined 6-17 since the trade deadline. They're hanging onto playoff spots by one game. It's been a dark two weeks. Chris “Mad Dog” Russo was bothered by the Mets celebration of Pete Alonso's 253rd HR and Gary Cohen's call of it. Gio doesn't agree with Dog but he thinks the pregame celebration after the record-breaking game is unnecessary. In the final segment of the hour, Gio and Jerry wonder if Pete's home run ball will stay in the Mets Hall of Fame at Citi Field or at his home. A caller wants Jeremy Hefner fired. Gio says it could happen after the season but Jerry would put the blame on the players and David Stearns before Hefner. Hour 4 The Mets and Yankees both suffered frustrating losses. Gio and Jerry agree the Yankees' offensive struggles against Joe Ryan are déjà vu. Gio believes Aaron Boone will be fired if the Yankees miss the playoffs, while Jerry is unsure. A positive Mets fan from LA, Gio's critique of the Infinity Sports Network talent draft, and C-Lo's updates are also discussed. Gio is hesitant to ask Boomer for a favor. David Wright dislikes the Mets' home pinstripes. C-Lo explains a TikTok trend Brian Daboll referenced. Taylor Swift discussed her relationship with Travis and Jason Kelce on their podcast. Eddie undermines Gio's caddy story. The Moment of the Day: "Down goes Straw" and Jerry is "our Jeff McNeil." The hour concludes with discussions about watching Hard Knocks and CBS celebrating "The NFL Today."

Gio and Jerry begin the hour sharing details of their trip to Pebble Beach. It lived up to the hype and exceeded expectations. Gio enjoyed spending time with the show crew. C-Lo returns for an update but first Gio and Jerry tell him about their golf games at Pebble Beach.

Gio says that he doesn't want to overreact but believes Jaxson Dart looks more the part of an NFL QB than Daniel Jones or Zach Wilson ever did. The NFL season is only three weeks away. A caller thanks the guys for helping him get out to Pebble Beach.

Spike is joined by actress Maggie Q to dive into her new show "Ballard," her perfect Land Cruiser for surf adventures, and her hilarious Mission Impossible Lamborghini crash story. Plus, the guys debate the ethics of Cart Narcs and critique the controversial Tesla Diner. ______________________________________________

Chris McMonigle and Keith McPherson filled in for Boomer, Gio & Jerry from Pebble Beach. They discussed Pete Alonso becoming the Mets' new home run king and a "get right" night for both the Mets and Yankees. C-Mac and Keith debated Alonso's future with the Mets, with C-Mac believing Steve Cohen will ensure Alonso stays, and Keith feeling last night's game solidified it. They also touched on Clay Holmes' struggles and the Mets' starting pitching concerns. C-Lo's update highlighted Alonso's historic homer. C-Mac and Keith also discussed Gary Cohen's call of the home run and Francisco Lindor's key bunt. C-Mac believes Alonso loves being a Met more than any other current New York athlete loves their team and will have a strong free agency market.

Hour 1 With Boomer, Gio, and Jerry in Pebble Beach, Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon fill in. The Yankees won, but C-Mac isn't impressed, finding the constant comparison to past teams annoying. Willie agrees, noting the evolution of sports. C-Lo's update highlights the Yankees' relief win and ponders the Mets' Phillies/Reds rooting interest. They expect Pete Alonso to hit his 253rd career HR. Willie dislikes joint practices. The group discusses modern slang and Shedeur Sanders. C-Mac questions how Mets fans would react if Alonso breaks the club HR record in a loss during the team's slump. Hour 2 C-Mac and Willie discuss the Yankees, Steelers, and Aaron Rodgers. C-Lo provides an update, referencing "The Sandlot" and criticizing modern language. They also touch on Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Boone, and quarterback criticism, defending Boone while noting areas for improvement. Hour 3 C-Mac questions if the Mets will finally call up a top pitching prospect to face the Braves, a team they struggle against. C-Mac admires Gerrit Cole's mustache. C-Lo returns with an update, first addressing a previous mistake. John Sterling offered Aaron Boone advice. Willie discovers former WFAN hosts were technologically gullible. The hour ends with the announcement of marquee Knicks game dates and times. Hour 4 Willie heads to Atlanta, C-Mac to Italy, both embarrassed by their strange algorithms. They debate baseball analytics with an old man and discuss sports entertainment, bathroom reading, and barbershop adult magazines. C-Lo updates on the Yankees' win and Clint Frazier's dislike for the organization. C-Mac discusses the changing role of managers. C-Lo shares more Joe Benigno clips and asks Willie about the 2014 Jets and John Idzik. Willie recounts the team's desire for offseason additions that Idzik refused. The Moment of The Day revisits the McAdoo Disaster. The hour ends with cruise discussions and Giants/Jets practice reports.

With Boomer, Gio, and Jerry still in Pebble Beach, Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon host. The Yankees won, but C-Mac isn't impressed, feeling the win (and Will Warren) doesn't inspire confidence. He's also annoyed by constant comparisons to past teams, advocating focus on current competition, a point Willie agrees with, noting the evolution of sports. C-Lo's update covers the Yankees' relief win against a "slumpbuster" team. The hosts discuss the Phillies' win and its Mets implications, expecting Pete Alonso's 253rd career HR. Willie dislikes joint practices. The group struggles with modern slang but Willie admires Shedeur Sanders' confidence. The hour ends with C-Mac pondering Mets fans' reaction if Pete breaks the HR record in a loss during the team's spiral.

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With Boomer and Gio in Pebble Beach, Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon fill in. It was a tough baseball weekend for New York, as the Mets were swept and lost their 7th straight, while the Yankees lost 2 of 3 to the Astros. C-Mac and Willie discuss the teams' struggles, with C-Mac noting star players are failing and Willie suggesting they need to regain momentum. C-Lo's update covers the Mets blowing a 5-0 lead and the Yankees' Old Timers' Day win. Discussion includes Andy Pettitte in the booth for Grisham's HR, Jason Alexander shutting down the Yankees, and C-Mac's view on the Yankees losing a series to the Twins. A caller expresses pessimism about New York sports, and Willie asks C-Mac if the Yankees are too analytical.

Hour 1 With Boomer, Gio, and Jerry in Pebble Beach, Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon fill in. The Mets were swept and lost their 7th straight, blowing a 5-0 lead, while the Yankees lost 2 of 3 to the Astros, but won on Old Timers' Day. Both New York teams are struggling and barely clinging to playoff spots. C-Mac believes star players are failing, while Willie emphasizes the need for momentum. C-Lo's update covers the Mets' woes and the Yankees' loss to Jason Alexander, prompting a Costanza quote. C-Mac finds a Yankees series loss to the Twins unacceptable. A caller expresses pessimism for New York sports, and Willie questions the Yankees' analytical approach. Hour 2 C-Mac and Willie discuss player perspective on coaching decisions, mispronounced names, and the Mets' losing streak. They debate Brandon Nimmo's comments, Aaron Boone's pitching choice, and the Jets' locker room after losses. They also disagree with a caller about the Mets' trade deadline moves. Hour 3 The hour begins positively with strong preseason starts for the Giants and Jets. Willie is impressed by the Jets and advises C-Mac on what Aaron Glenn needs for a successful first year, noting that playing starters in preseason can lead to better early-season results. C-Lo returns with an update, starting with the Mets' blown lead and sweep in Milwaukee. The SNY Jets crew had to swim to their hotel after their car flooded, a situation Willie luckily avoided by being in the studio. C-Lo spent the weekend in Nashville, and C-Mac is grateful Willie knows what lederhosen are, unlike Jerry and the rest of the crew. Jaxson Dart had an impressive pro debut, and Tom Brady's statue was unveiled. The hour concludes with C-Mac telling Willie he'd prefer Dart to sit the entire year but acknowledges it will be difficult if he continues to play well, reminding Willie of the "FIRE IDZIK" signs from 2014. Hour 4 The hour began with a discussion of Shedeur Sanders' strong preseason debut, noting that Giants and Jets fans would be concerned if he became a good NFL QB, as both teams passed on him. Neither local team's most important player is their QB, and the Giants, though not necessarily good, can't be awful. C-Lo provided an update after C-Mac shared stories about his wife's job, their dating history, and a failed gift. Roger Clemens informed Dave Sims and Suzyn Waldman of Mariano Rivera's Achilles injury at Old Timers' Day, leading to a segment on the Yankees needing an attitude adjustment. Willie believes Aaron Glenn is gaining his players' trust. The Moment of The Day featured C-Mac's Oktoberfest attire. In the final segment, C-Mac admitted to betting against the Yankees for the past six games due to emotional hedging, which Willie called him a loser for. C-Mac also shared Willie's fondness for Buc-ee's.

Boomer & Gio are in Pebble Beach and so is Jerry so today we have Chris McMonigle and Willie Colon. It was a miserable baseball weekend with the Mets getting swept and the Yankees losing 2 of 3 to the Astros. Both teams are falling apart and barely holding on to playoff spots. C-Mac says the stars of both teams are failing them right now.

Join hosts Ike Goss and Stephen Beres on this week's 'Underpowered Hour' as they dive into the latest Land Rover news, including the controversial departure of Jaguar Land Rover's Adrian Martel and the political commentary from Donald Trump. They discuss new CEO PB Balaji and classic Land Rover giveaways in Australia. Watch their movie reviews of 'Ginger Baker in Africa' and cartoons featuring Land Rovers. Finally, get a sneak peek into the upcoming Pebble Beach event, featuring some legendary Land Rover models and special guests!

We talked about our upcoming trip to Pebble Beach and if Eddie and Al could take on a mountain lion if attacked while hiking.

The hour began with fast food and Supersize Me, leading to a lengthy discussion about Buc-ee's after Willie introduced it to an unaware Jerry. C-Lo provided an update, preceded by talk of our upcoming Pebble Beach trip and whether Eddie and Al could survive a mountain lion attack while hiking. We heard mic'd-up audio from Giants camp, including Jameis Winston. A caller then suggested it would be "epic" if Boomer was eaten by a mountain lion at Pebble Beach, and another educated Eddie & Al on avoiding attacks from mountain lions and snakes.

Hour 1 With Boomer & Gio out, Jerry and Willie Colon hosted. They discussed NFL preseason, with Jerry highlighting Jameis Winston and praising Aaron Glenn's control. C-Lo's update confirmed starters playing and covered Anthony Richardson's injury, Joe Burrow's "average" performance, Arch Manning's NFL plans, Sal Licata's Mets comments, and two more sex toys thrown at a WNBA game, which was also the final segment's topic. Hour 2 The hour began with fast food and Supersize Me, leading to a lengthy discussion about Buc-ee's, unknown to Jerry. C-Lo returned for an update, but not before we discussed our Pebble Beach trip and whether Eddie and Al could fight a mountain lion. We heard Giants camp audio, including Jameis Winston. A caller then wished Boomer would be eaten by a mountain lion at Pebble Beach, while another advised Eddie and Al on avoiding mountain lion and snake attacks. Hour 3 Optimism surrounds the Giants and Jets pre-season. The show discusses why some NFL players are injury-prone while others aren't, with Willie suggesting some aren't "big boy bodies" yet. C-Lo provides an update, including a comedic production piece and a ten-year-old audio clip of Todd Bowles explaining Geno Smith's broken jaw. Willie shares his memory of the incident. Former Eagle Chris Long praises the Giants' defense. The hour concludes with Eddie Murphy discussing his top four films. Hour 4 Willie Colon, now an author, discusses his book on IVF with his wife. The Mets and Yankees face big weekend series; we cover their major issues. C-Lo provides an update, sharing more memories of Willie's Jets days, including Rex Ryan playing Mark Sanchez in a preseason game for the Snoopy trophy, despite Sanchez expecting not to play. Smoothie King and Heinz have a new ketchup smoothie. The Moment of The Day: Eddie & Al vs. a mountain lion. Willie Colon recounts meeting the other Willie Colon.

Boomer and Gio are headed to Pebble Beach for golf and hiking. The NFL preseason begins, and Boomer speculates on CBS's Week 1 announcing teams. C-Lo's final update covers the Mets nearly being no-hit (saved by Soto's homer), the Arizona Rattlers' arena football loss and post-game coach rant, and Donald Trump's mispronunciation of Tua Tagovailoa. Jerry Jones was again questioned about Micah Parsons by Jane Slater. Mike Vrabel was injured breaking up a fight at Patriots camp. The Moment of The Day features Boomer encountering "mutants" in Times Square, and a caller complains about Lindor's "My Girl" walk-up music given his strikeouts. The segment ends with a look ahead to the Mets and Yankees' standings next week.

Hour 1 With Gio out, Boomer & Jerry discussed the Mets' one-hit loss and sweep by the Guardians, which Boomer found unbelievable given their $400 million roster. Jerry criticized Soto's effort. C-Lo updated on the Yankees' win and the Mets' loss. Al also brought up a story already covered yesterday. Hour 2 The hour began with a call discussing Juan Soto's perceived complacency. Attention then shifted to the Jets and Giants; the Giants have stability with Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen, while the Jets face "growing pains" with a new coach and GM. The importance of preseason play for quarterbacks was debated. A caller predicted the Jets would make the playoffs. C-Lo's update followed Boomer's anecdote about seeing "mutants" outside a Broadway show. C-Lo reported the Yankees avoided a sweep, David Bednar's 5-out save, Paul Goldschmidt's pinch-hit game-winning HR, and Juan Soto's ninth-inning homer, the Mets' only hit. Jane Slater and Jerry Jones discussed Micah Parsons. The final segment covered Eddie's retirement, with Al jokingly pretending to be retired and bored, and Boomer noting frequent inquiries about his own retirement. Hour 3 Discussion points included Aaron Judge's elbow, Giancarlo Stanton's return, and retired callers unsure how to spend their time. Former Yankee Roy White advised on playing left field. C-Lo covered the Mets' near no-hitter and sweep, and Frank The Tank's Mets predictions. George Kittle discussed his job security. The hour concluded with Boomer discerning real headlines from Jerry's creations. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio are headed to Pebble Beach for golf and hiking. The NFL preseason begins, and Boomer speculates on CBS's Week 1 announcing teams. C-Lo's final update covers the Mets nearly being no-hit (saved by Soto's homer), the Arizona Rattlers' arena football loss and post-game coach rant, and Donald Trump's mispronunciation of Tua Tagovailoa. Jerry Jones was again questioned about Micah Parsons by Jane Slater. Mike Vrabel was injured breaking up a fight at Patriots camp. The Moment of The Day features Boomer encountering "mutants" in Times Square, and a caller complains about Lindor's "My Girl" walk-up music given his strikeouts. The segment ends with a look ahead to the Mets and Yankees' standings next week.

Hour 1 The Yankees' losing streak and Devin Williams' poor performance have fueled speculation about Aaron Boone's job security. Boomer believes Boone won't be fired mid-season but will be if the Yankees miss the World Series. C-Lo, filling in for Jerry, reported on the Yankees' shutout loss and the Mets' defeat. Updates also included Justin Fields, Aaron Glenn, and Micah Parsons. Carlos Mendoza will join Sal at 11 am. The show also mentioned a Pebble Beach trip and the passing of Rick Hartmann. Hour 2 ESPN secured non-exclusive WWE and NFL media deals, and hired Katie Feeney for social media, contrasting with their past handling of Katie Nolan. C-Lo's update covered Yankees and Mets losses, with comments from Aaron Boone, Carlos Mendoza, Brian Daboll, and Aaron Glenn. The NFL's ban on smelling salts upset George Kittle, and the Micah Parsons situation was discussed. Gio noted Russell Wilson smelled good. Hour 3 A caller claimed Wally Szczerbiak didn't tip his caddy, prompting an investigation. Yankees' struggles continued, with a caller suggesting firing the pitching coach over Aaron Boone. C-Lo's update highlighted the Yankees' disaster. Boone, on Jomboy, admitted responsibility for the team's underperformance. The Phillies broadcast discussed ripping off ears. Rumors suggest SiriusXM won't renew Howard Stern's contract, with Gio believing Stern sought elite celebrity acceptance. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio discuss Aaron Boone's job security with the Yankees, with Boomer calling the team "cratering" and Gio using "crashing out." A caller questions Devin Williams' continued presence after walking the bases loaded. C-Lo, heading to Nashville for Tommy Lugauer's 40th, gives his final update and previews Mets and Yankees pitching matchups. The Yankees' minor league system reportedly neglects fundamentals. Shaq bets he'll wear a dress if the Cowboys lose to the Eagles. Another dildo was thrown at a WNBA game. The Moment of The Day questions if Sal will challenge Carlos Mendoza. Gio believes Steve Cohen should address the Mets' situation on X, while a caller thinks Juan Soto is unmotivated.

The Yankees' five-game losing streak has fueled speculation about Aaron Boone's job security. Gio believes he won't be fired mid-season, but Boomer states it's inevitable if they miss the World Series. C-Lo's update highlighted the Yankees' shutout loss, with Devin Williams' poor performance contributing. The Mets also lost to the Guardians. We heard from Justin Fields and Aaron Glenn from Jets camp, and Jerry Jones addressed the Micah Parsons situation. Carlos Mendoza will be on with Sal. The hour concluded with preparations for a Pebble Beach trip and news of Rick Hartmann's passing.

Hour 1 The Mets and Yankees had another frustrating night with losses. Boomer and Gio discussed the Mets' inconsistent performance, comparing them to the Knicks. Aaron Judge returns to the Yankees lineup as a DH, keeping Giancarlo Stanton out. Jerry's update included Yankees' loss to Texas, with key homers from Devin Williams and Josh Young. Max Fried struggled, and Brett Baty made a crucial error for the Mets. Aaron Glenn discussed game week prep. Jerry played a clip of "Dan in Warwick" asking about the NY and SF Giants, followed by a video of Eli Manning meeting the SF Giants and Mike Francesa, which Sal then tried to replicate with Dan in Warwick, but it was a dud. Hour 2 Joe Flacco is the Browns' new starting QB, with five QBs on the roster. The Giants have four QBs, with Russell Wilson clearly the starter; we discussed our interview with him at Giants camp, where Gio thought he was flattering Boomer. Dexter Lawrence requested only waist-up photos. We also discussed household robots. A caller noted our podcast is labeled 'explicit'. Jerry's update covered the Mets' loss to the Guardians despite Pete Alonso's HR and 4 RBIs, and Brett Bady's error. Kyle Schwarber hit his 40th HR. The Yankees lost to Texas with Pederson and Josh Young homering. Max Fried felt he didn't help his team enough. Cam Ward likes to relax at home. Mike McDaniel joked, "we're another day closer to death." In the final segment, a caller wanted Mike Francesa to replace Aaron Boone, leading Gio to imagine Francesa making a pitching change. Hour 3 We discussed NFL teams with the worst Super Bowl odds, including the Jets and Giants at 75-to-1 for their conference. Boomer noted a team often goes from last to first in their division, citing the Bears with Ben Johnson as a possibility. We emphasized the importance of a dynamic quarterback like Josh Allen for the Bills. The Jets and Giants' over/under for wins is 5 ½. Justin Fields faces a new offense, requiring a learning curve. Boomer predicts the Giants will win at least 6 games, expecting a strong defensive performance. Jerry provided an update after we talked about our Pebble Beach trip. The Yankees lost to Texas, with Devin Williams giving up a tying HR and Jake Bird the winning HR. The Mets lost to the Guardians due to Brett Baty's throwing error on a bunt. Steve Somers had Jerry Seinfeld on his podcast and is releasing a book. The Kraken mascot was charged by a bear while fishing in Alaska in full costume. The final segment covered the documentary 'Grizzly Man' and a caller's ineffective use of bear spray on a goose. Hour 4 Bear encounters in the woods were discussed, including calls from park rangers and a story about wiener dogs. Jerry shared bear attack sounds. The Yankees lost to the Rangers (Williams and Bird gave up homers) and the Mets to Cleveland (Baty's throwing error). Shedeur Sanders emphasized valuable reps and told his dad not to attend Browns practice. Saquon Barkley rehashed old material on Pardon My Take. The Moment of The Day featured Eddie Scozzare introducing himself to a grizzly bear. The final segment covered the Jets and Aaron Glenn having competitive hitting in practice, the expectation of starters playing in pre-season (especially Justin Fields), the debut of Hard Knocks with the Buffalo Bills, and whether Boomer and John Randle made up.

We discussed NFL teams with the worst Super Bowl odds, including the Jets and Giants at 75-to-1 for their conference. Boomer believes a last-place team often goes to first in their division, possibly the Bears with Ben Johnson. We emphasized the importance of a dynamic quarterback like Josh Allen. The Jets and Giants' over/under for wins is 5 ½. Justin Fields faces a new offense, requiring a learning curve. Boomer predicts the Giants will win at least 6 games, expecting big things from their defense. Jerry gave an update after we talked about our Pebble Beach trip. The Yankees lost to the Rangers with key home runs given up by Devin Williams and Jake Bird. The Mets also lost to the Guardians due to Brett Baty's throwing error. Steve Somers had Jerry Seinfeld on his podcast and is releasing a book. The Kraken mascot was charged by a bear while fishing in Alaska. We concluded the hour discussing the documentary ‘Grizzly Man' and a caller's unsuccessful attempt to use bear spray on a goose.

In this episode of the Underpowered Hour, hosts Stephen Beres and Ike Goss discuss the latest news from the Land Rover world, including the breaking news of Adrian Mardell's retirement from Jaguar Land Rover after more than three decades. They speculate on potential successors and share some light-hearted ideas of their own. The duo also delve into historical Land Rover projects, specifically a small 79-inch Land Rover model from the late 1950s and early 60s that never made it to production. Ike narrates how this concept parallels the development of the Suzuki Jimny, outlining their similarities and the eventual success of Suzuki's iteration. Other significant events, such as Land Rover's participation in Pebble Beach and the sad closure of Rover Farm, are also discussed. Tune in for an enlightening discussion filled with nostalgia, historical insights, and exciting future events.

Flash floods highlight mismanagement. Boomer names Anthony Munoz his best teammate. A caller, close to Robin Ventura, believes Ventura won his fight with Nolan Ryan. We recall the 1999-2000 Mets. Jerry updates on BT & Sal's "going to town" comments, Jose Caballero's trade, the Mets acquiring Cedric Mullins, and Terry McLaurin's trade request. Gio discusses a golf trip to Streamsong and Pebble Beach, and a caller suggests a golf psychology book.

Hour 1 It was a "Feel Good" Friday post-trade deadline. Boomer praised Brian Cashman for the Yankees acquiring three relievers. Gio appreciated both the Yankees' and Mets' aggressive, prospect-preserving deadline moves. Boomer predicted a Yankees surge. Boomer was upset with Gio over a fried cannoli bet. Both agreed their teams met deadline needs. Jerry recapped the busy deadline (50+ trades, 100+ players moved, Jose Caballero traded mid-game). Boomer wanted David Stearns close-ups due to his height, while Jerry wished he was taller. Mikal Bridges took a discount for his extension to keep the Knicks under the second apron. The NFL preseason started with the Hall of Fame game. Finally, Boomer and Gio discussed the enduring impact of Russell Wilson's "Mr. Unlimited" video after Gio interviewed him, and Boomer interviewed John Randle for "Gametime." Hour 2 Boomer and Gio discuss flash flooding, Boomer's best teammate (Anthony Munoz), Robin Ventura's fight with Nolan Ryan, the 1999-2000 Mets, and BT and Sal's "going to town" phrase. Yankees acquired Jose Caballero, while the Mets traded for Cedric Mullins. Terry McLaurin wants a trade from the Commanders. Gio looks forward to Streamsong and Pebble Beach, and a caller suggests a golf psychology book for them. Hour 3 Gio's changing weather preference, McLaurin trade thoughts, Hard Knocks' Damar Hamlin spotlight, Yankees win, MLB trade deadline games, Mets playing time, Correa to Astros, C-Mac and Big Zoo's late-night talk, Jaxson Dart's learning from Zach Wilson, Jets fan's McLaurin opinion, Giants fan's Russell Wilson observation, and Boomer's take on Russell Wilson's motivation. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio discuss Aaron Rodgers, the Jets' Madden ratings, and a golf tournament win. Jerry grades the Yankees' and Mets' trade deadline moves. The Yankees won their third straight. Mikal Bridges extended with the Knicks. Joe Schoen addresses Giants roster flaws. The Moment of the Day: Gio reenacts a BT and Sal argument. In the final segment, Gio foresees a Yankees-Astros postseason collision, while Boomer believes bullpen additions suffice. Bullpens are increasingly vital in modern baseball. The Giants became sellers and will play the Mets.

Today on the Mind Caddie we have a fantastic guest in the shape of Mark Immelman from the world renowned ‘On the Mark Podcast' We had a fabulous conversation about the evolution of the show and all of the lessons learned from some of the greats of the game. Mark has published a wonderful book called ‘Lessons from the Best' which is a compilation of the very best guests and lessons over the years of the podcast. Mark very kindly asked me to be one of those guests. Great guests such as Butch Harmon, Bob Rotella, Jordan Speith, Max Homa and Hal Sutton The impact of the great John Jacobs and the necessity to understand the importance of the club face and how it determines what the shot ACTUALLY does Understanding the real truth about IMPACT A light bulb moment from working with his brother Masters champion Trevor Immelman Insights about how to use the feet better to improve path Scottie Scheffler and his ability to ‘save the shot'. The mistake of demonising the ability to save the shot. Golf is a game of RECOVERY Golf is a game of SAVING shots Jack Nicklaus and how he ‘saved' that shot on the 17th at Pebble Beach at the US Open Jim Furyk and his ability to hit a FADE when he NEEDED it Bobby Jones and his incredibly ability to be at ‘one' with the golf club Facing the reality of how much time people ACTUALLY have available to work on their game and what they CAN do To find out more about Mark Immelman go to https://markimmelman.com/ To get on board with the Mind Caddie and join us on the journey go to https://www.mindcaddie.golf/ OFFICIAL BRAND AMBASSADOR : Fenix Apparel and Accessories Co. Ltd. Shop with code : MINDFACTOR10 at checkout for 10% OFF your next order at www.fenixxcell.com @fenixxcell            

Hinch is tired from a red eye, Alex is at at Pebble Beach, and Thim is still there somehow. This week the guys recap the race in Laguna Seca, covering the marine layer, controversial calls from race control, and more.+++Off Track is part of the SiriusXM Sports Podcast Network. If you enjoyed this episode and want to hear more, please give a 5-star rating and leave a review. Subscribe today wherever you stream your podcasts.Want some Off Track swag? Check out our store!Check out our website, www.askofftrack.comSubscribe to our YouTube Channel.Want some advice? Send your questions in for Ask Alex to AskOffTrack@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter at @askofftrack. Or individually at @Hinchtown, @AlexanderRossi, and @TheTimDurham.

Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank join Boomer and Gio. Frank, a Dolphins fan, and Stu, optimistic about NY teams, discuss the Mets' trade deadline, the Giants' Super Bowl XLII win, and their current Giants camp visit with Eli Manning. Jerry provides an update, almost having another golf course accident. The Yankees won despite Austin Wells' baserunning error. Quinnen Williams left Jets practice with a calf injury. Boomer speculates on what's next. Deion Sanders got emotional about making a will. Boomer and Gio have better flight seats to Pebble Beach. Moment of the Day: Gio and Russell Wilson recreate Mr. Unlimited. Gio critiques Boomer and Jerry for falling into the typical training camp trap, warning them not to believe in the Giants unless they win one of their first two games. Stu is holding court with women at camp.

Hour 1 Live from Quest Diagnostics Giants training facility, Boomer & Gio discuss MLB's trade deadline. The Mets, despite adding relievers, were swept, while the Yankees won a thrilling game. Boomer expects more additions; Gio believes the Mets need an impact bat but their rotation is good. Boomer is optimistic about the Giants. Guests include Jameis Winston, who praises New Jersey/New York culture and Malik Nabers, and Russell Wilson, the new Giants starting QB, who discusses leadership and community involvement. Jerry's update covers the Yankees' win, Austin Wells' baserunning error, Anthony Volpe's HR, and trades for Austin Slater and Mets relievers Ryan Helsley and Tyler Rogers. Hour 2 Boomer and Gio were impressed by both Giants QBs. Boomer sees Russell Wilson's leadership running its course, but not before he leaves the Giants. Gio thinks Wilson's personality is simply different. Dexter Lawrence discusses his excitement for the season, stating the D-line leads the team and mentioning Abdul Carter's talent. Coach Brian Daboll talks about leading his QB room and preparing for the season, his good relationship with John Mara, and no added pressure. Daboll likes Jaxson Dart and is excited to coach Abdul Carter, also asking about Streamsong in September. Hour 3 Giants camp has a different vibe this year; while expectations are high, the team has the talent to meet them. Gio likes the Giants' roster but cautions about the tough NFC East. Free agent Jevon Holland joined Boomer & Gio, where Holland discussed the Giants' defense. Holland is Canadian, and Boomer associates him with that. Gio remembers Holland's 100-yard return of Tim Boyle's "Fail Mary" TD in the infamous Jets Black Friday game. Jerry returns with an update, and the guys are reminded of Jerry's first TV play-by-play with analyst Shaun O'Hara. In other sports news, Anthony Volpe hit a clutch HR and Jasson Dominguez made a great catch in the Yankees' win. The Mets were swept by San Diego after two big trades, and Francisco Lindor is struggling. Shohei Ohtani left his start with cramps. Jerry recapped yesterday's trades. The Hall of Fame game is tonight. Gilbert Arenas was arrested. Mad Dog sided with Boomer on Luka. Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank showed up during Boomer's Luka rant. Shannon Sharpe was fired by ESPN, and Chad Ochocinco wants the job. Hour 4 Stu Feiner and Frank the Tank join Boomer and Gio. Frank, a Dolphins fan, and Stu, optimistic about NY teams, discuss the Mets' trade deadline, the Giants' Super Bowl XLII win, and their current Giants camp visit with Eli Manning. Jerry provides an update, almost having another golf course accident. The Yankees won despite Austin Wells' baserunning error. Quinnen Williams left Jets practice with a calf injury. Boomer speculates on what's next. Deion Sanders got emotional about making a will. Boomer and Gio have better flight seats to Pebble Beach. Moment of the Day: Gio and Russell Wilson recreate Mr. Unlimited. Gio critiques Boomer and Jerry for falling into the typical training camp trap, warning them not to believe in the Giants unless they win one of their first two games. Stu is holding court with women at camp.

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Jerry began the show with Boomer, who raised questions about attending Aly's wedding and a Florida trip. Boomer addressed the misconception that Jerry is often excluded, clarifying he's not left out of the Pebble Beach trip. Jerry maintained he isn't upset. After discussing Aly's wedding and differing cash gift customs, they covered Anthony Volpe's performance and the Mets' struggles. Gio arrived later, catching up on what he missed, and a caller confirmed his theory about smaller guys wanting to fight him.

Hour 1 Jerry started the show with Boomer, joined by Gio later. Boomer raised questions about attending Aly's wedding and a Florida trip. Jerry's constant exclusion was discussed, though he denied being upset, especially about not being left out of the Pebble Beach trip. They then spoke to Aly about her wedding. Jerry highlighted differences in California wedding customs (no cash gifts, no suits). They discussed Anthony Volpe's hitting but fielding struggles, with Boomer suggesting time off. Jerry wanted Paul Goldschmidt to improve at first base. The Mets' heart of the order struggled in a 7-1 loss. After a chair swap, Gio reviewed what he missed due to car issues. A caller confirmed Gio's theory about smaller men wanting to fight him. Hour 2 Gio discusses a comet theory and a controversial Sydney Sweeney ad. The hosts dismiss the Nazi propaganda claims. Jerry gives an update. They discuss "Big Intern's" departure and future interns. Cody Bellinger's homer led the Yankees to a win. The Padres beat the Mets. Jose Iglesias had a good game. Juan Soto left with an injury but isn't concerned. A dildo appeared at a WNBA game. Trey Hendrickson ended his holdout. Finally, Boomer and Gio advise a caller on his first golf outing. Hour 3 Gio is surprised Mets fans want Luis Robert Jr., while Boomer and Gio agree the Mets can't give up on Mark Vientos despite his struggles. Boomer is intrigued by trading for Robert Jr. if it doesn't cost Vientos, and wants to see the Mets add pitchers. He believes the Mets will eventually have to move on from one of the young infielders. Is Steven Kwan a better target? Gio wonders why Rob Manfred was in the Phillies clubhouse. Jerry provides an update, but first, Boomer asks which Mets third baseman would be easiest to trade: Ronny Mauricio, Brett Baty, or Mark Vientos? Gio says Baty, Jerry says Vientos. Gio will not be happy if the Mets trade Mauricio or Vientos. The Mets lost their final late-night game. Juan Soto's foot X-rays were negative. Gio observed something new about Dave Sims. Anthony Volpe's bat contributed to a win, but his glove did not. Getting traded must be difficult. Boomer thinks the NBA could expand into Europe. In the final segment, Gio shares an update on trying to go to Streamsong the weekend of NFL Week 1. They could do the show from the resort on Monday, but not Tuesday. The alternate who would go if Boomer and Gio can't calls in, encouraging them to make the trip. Hour 4 Boomer and Gio discuss Giants and Jets camp, with the show at Giants camp tomorrow. They also cover NFL expectations, Aaron Glenn, and a Streamsong trip. Jerry provides an update, and Boomer sets Mets and Yankees trade deadline over/unders. Upcoming interviews include Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, Brian Daboll, Dexter Lawrence, and Jevon Holland. The Yankees beat the Rays, and Pete Alonso's reaction might have led to Huascar Brazoban's demotion. Luis Gil returns Sunday. The Mets lost badly. Justin Fields is back at Jets practice. Aaron Glenn is improving the Jets. The Moment of the Day: An object on the court. They discuss NL playoff threats, believing the Padres are dangerous but not the Brewers, and Gio gets angry at fans complaining despite championships.

Will they go to Aly's wedding this weekend? Jerry keeps getting lopped off but Boomer says it isn't intentional. Boomer is angry at what he calls the misconception that Jerry is always getting left out. Jerry is not being left out of the show trip to Pebble Beach. Jerry maintains that he is not upset about any of this.

The elbows were out this past weekend as the IndyCar Series did battle at Laguna Seca, and our favorite open wheeler Conor Daly brought home his best road course result of the season. He joins co-host Chase Holden to unpack his team's weekend, and how struggles with the primary tire and a lap one collision had them battling uphill all day. Despite this, Conor was able to survive some “argy-barginess” and found himself in position for a 14th place finish. He and Chase weigh in on opening lap contact between Kyffin Simpson and Felix Rosenqvist, as well as the new beef between Kyle Kirkwood and Rinus Veekay which has spilled onto social media. Ed Carpenter Racing driver Christian Rasmussen joins the show to discuss his strongest IndyCar season to date, which includes his recent first career podium at Gateway and a series of top 10s finishes. Christian recounts his strong showing at Laguna Seca and how he was on track to have a 7th-place day before dropping his tires off course and losing a couple of positions. He and Conor discuss their love for the highline at the short ovals this year, and how the IndyCar paddock has adopted an aggressive mentality as the season winds to a close. The guys also discuss their recent golf outing at Pebble Beach and other hobbies away from the track.

Ob Recherchen im Fall Epstein, ein Interview mit Kamala Harris oder kritische Fragen: US-Präsident Donald Trump geht seit Beginn seiner zweiten Amtszeit aktiv gegen Journalist:innen und Medienhäuser vor, die nicht in seinem Sinne berichten - mit Einschüchterungen, Milliardenklagen und gekürzten Geldern. Welche Strategie steckt hinter den Angriffen auf freie Medien und welche Auswirkungen haben sie auf die Pressefreiheit in den USA? Korrespondentin Kerstin Klein aus dem ARD-Studio in Washington erzählt in dieser 11KM-Folge von Trumps Kampf gegen freie Medien: von Recherchen zum Fall Epstein, Ärger um ein Interview mit Kamala Harris und davon, wie erfolgreich Trump dabei ist, die vierte Gewalt in der US-Demokratie auszuhebeln. Alle aktuellen Entwicklungen in den USA findet ihr auf: https://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/amerika Hier geht's zu "BR24 Medien”, unserem Podcast-Tipp: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/episode/urn:ard:episode:1090ddd8c5f13b6c/ Diese und viele weitere Folgen von 11KM findet ihr überall da, wo es Podcasts gibt, auch hier in der ARD Audiothek: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/11km-der-tagesschau-podcast/12200383/ An dieser Folge waren beteiligt: Folgenautoren: Lukas Waschbüsch, Julius Bretzel Mitarbeit: Nicole Dienemann Host: David Krause Produktion: Ruth-Maria Ostermann, Christiane Gerheuser-Kamp, Hanna Brünjes, Marie-Noelle Svihla Planung: Nicole Dienemann und Hardy Funk Distribution: Kerstin Ammermann Redaktionsleitung: Fumiko Lipp und Lena Gürtler 11KM: der tagesschau-Podcast wird produziert von BR24 und NDR Info. Die redaktionelle Verantwortung für diese Episode liegt beim NDR.

A caller is worried about ESPN buying NFL Network and Red Zone and ruining it. Then more Pebble Beach blathering.

Aaron Glenn chose the Jets, extended Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner early. A caller fears ESPN buying NFL Network/Red Zone. Jerry reports Yankees lost (4 errors). Mets swept Angels (Lindor broke slump, Alonso homered). Lindor appreciates fan support. Fat Joe drinks 30-40 Diet Pepsis daily. Lance Stephenson said random people blow in his ear due to the LeBron incident. Justin Fields was carted off practice with a non-contact injury. Moment of the Day: Al & Eddie at Pebble Beach. Final segment discussed Fields' injury.

A caller mentioned that prisons are now like country clubs. Colin Cowherd speculated that Arch Manning and Nick Saban might join the Browns or Saints, a team whose new helmet Boomer jokingly said "looks like poop." Jerry provided an update after discussing his hair PRP injections. The show is going to Pebble Beach next month. The Yankees lost again with four errors, while the Mets swept the Angels with Alonso's homer and Lindor's two RBI singles. Russell Wilson, Mike Tomlin, and JJ McCarthy discussed working with Malik Nabers, Aaron Rodgers, and being the Vikings' starter, respectively. Gio concluded the hour by saying everything in life evens out, using the example of winning on a scratch-off then having a fender bender, before more talk about Pebble Beach.

Hour 1 The Mets swept the Angels, with Francisco Lindor ending his slump. The Yankees lost in Toronto, committing four errors. We discussed the trade deadline. Boomer wants an offensive outfielder for the Mets. Jerry's update highlighted the Yankees' errors, which Aaron Boone addressed. Gio suggested Aaron Boone lost Suzyn Waldman's support. We heard Lindor's RBI single. Aaron Glenn aims for the Super Bowl. John Harbaugh discussed visiting President Trump. The Browns have a 'poop looking helmet'. Finally, a caller asked Wichita State's volleyball coach his salary, relating to yesterday's show. Hour 2 Suzyn Waldman stated Derek Jeter missed Old Timer's Day for his daughter's birthday. Boomer suspects a family reason, not a birthday, claiming he knows the real reason. Gio criticized Jeter for not being upfront. Jerry's update followed, with Gio mentioning a potential Men At Work concert. The Blue Jays beat the Yankees, who committed four errors. Cody Bellinger discussed losing a fly ball, and Anthony Volpe's bad strike call led to Boone's ejection. The Mets swept the Angels, with Alonso homering and Lindor getting two hits and two RBIs. Brian Daboll confirmed Russell Wilson as starter, and Joe Schoen discussed Jaxson Dart learning. Jerry compared Bill Parcells to Mike McDaniel. The NFLPA Director resigned, with details including his request for OJ Simpson's parking spot. Hour 3 A caller to the show said prisons are like country clubs. Colin Cowherd speculated Arch Manning and Nick Saban will join the Browns or Saints, though Boomer joked about the Browns' "poop-like" new helmet. Jerry gave a hair PRP update. The show is going to Pebble Beach next month. The Yankees lost to Toronto (4 errors), while the Mets swept the Angels (Alonso HR, Lindor 2 RBI singles). Russell Wilson, Mike Tomlin, and JJ McCarthy discussed working with Malik Nabers, Aaron Rodgers, and being the Vikings' starter, respectively. Gio said life evens out, giving an example of winning a scratch-off then getting in a fender bender. They discussed Pebble Beach again. Hour 4 Aaron Glenn chose the Jets, extended Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner early. A caller fears ESPN buying NFL Network/Red Zone. Jerry reports Yankees lost (4 errors). Mets swept Angels (Lindor broke slump, Alonso homered). Lindor appreciates fan support. Fat Joe drinks 30-40 Diet Pepsis daily. Lance Stephenson said random people blow in his ear due to the LeBron incident. Justin Fields was carted off practice with a non-contact injury. Moment of the Day: Al & Eddie at Pebble Beach. Final segment discussed Fields' injury.

Gio and Jerry discuss a viral Coldplay concert video featuring a CEO and head of HR caught in an affair. Gio believes their reaction escalated the situation, reminiscent of his dislike for kiss cams. They dismiss the notion of "bad publicity." CLo provides a final update, discussing the upcoming Pebble Beach trip and his recurring dream, followed by "Ripped From the Headlines." The Moment of The Day highlights Eddie's contribution. Gio wants to play an explicit band for Jerry. The show concludes with an update on the viral video's subject and listener calls.

Hour 1 For a "Feel Good Friday," Gio and Jerry discuss player investment in skyrocketing salaries, with many players now prioritizing money over winning. Unlike most teams, the Knicks are praised for consistent effort. Gio believes losing impacts some players more, citing Pete Alonso and Francisco Lindor as caring more than Juan Soto. Jerry agrees players can't match fan intensity, and no championship tops the first. Gio laments that most players once prioritized winning, but now prioritize money. CLo's update is delayed by reality TV talk. CLo asks Gio about getting sick from licking his golf ball, which Gio is glad was legitimate. Baseball returns tonight. Jim Harbaugh remains a character. CLo shares a golf highlight with odd background noise. In the final segment, Gio questions Peter Schwartz's lack of amusement at Shane Gillis's ESPYs monologue and criticizes Joe Benigno's frequent complaining. Hour 2 Note: You don't hear the music. Blame streaming service rules. Gio shares new music. A caller asks about Jim Harbaugh's 22 foul balls vs. Joe Benigno's 4 holes-in-one. Gio gifted Joe rolling papers and a porno for Christmas. CLo returns, shares new music, and Al's vacation audio. Marco Balletti pinch-hit for Infinity Sports Network. Sal Licata got upset with a Juan Soto hater. Gio displays his old mullet hair and recalls a 2021 boat party prank by Spike Eskin. A caller dreamt of BT being ejected from places, a common dream. Hour 3 The hour begins with dreams and nightmares, including listener calls and a sleepwalker's experience. A Princeton psychology professor analyzes Gio's dreams. CLo updates on Willie Randolph's surprise at not managing again, with Gio recalling hearing of Willie's firing in an LA hotel shower from Joe Benigno. Sal interviewed astronaut Michael Massimino. CLo also has British Open news. Finally, Gio and Jerry discuss CBS canceling “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” with Gio predicting more high-priced talent and shows will disappear due to unsustainable financial models. Hour 4 Gio and Jerry discuss a viral Coldplay concert video involving a CEO and HR head's affair. Gio believes their panicked reaction, not the kiss itself, caused the uproar, and he disliked kiss cams. They agree "bad publicity" is untrue. CLo provides his final update, discussing the Pebble Beach trip and Al and Eddie's non-golfing plans. CLo shares a recurring dream and "Ripped From the Headlines." Moment of The Day: Eddie's song. Gio wants to play an explicit band for Jerry. The show concludes with an update on the viral video and listener calls.

Spike is joined by Matt Farah for a high-octane chat about the 2025 Ferrari 296 GTS, Waymo autonomous rides, and upcoming Pebble Beach plans. They dive into AI Kevin Costner scams, debate the merits of the Ineos Grenadier, and relish over a $1.26 million GT3 RS sale. ______________________________________________

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SEND THE BOYS A TEXT MESSAGE!On this episode:Big G and Zabbo are back with a very different episode of the podcast! Instead of telling Caddie Stories, the boys discuss some of the standout/ interesting people that they have caddied for. Highlights include:The Black Widow, a movie director, crime scene cleaners, a retail giant and much much more!In the second part of the episode, the boys answer Listener Mail Bag Questions. The lads discuss whether they have a desire to work on tour, what is their ratio of good vs bad loops, and they give advice on how first-time golf competitors should prepare.The episode ends with a couple of Shoutouts!Support the showIf you have any questions or comments, please email us: podcast@glorifieddonkey.comIF YOU WANT TO SUPPORT US WHY NOT: BUY US A BEER!⚡ Subscribe for ALL Episodes:▶APPLE: The Real Life Caddie Golf Podcast▶SPOTIFY: The Real Life Caddie Golf Podcast⚡ Join us on Social Media:▶TWITTER: @GlorifiedDonkey▶FACEBOOK: @glorifieddonkey▶INSTAGRAM: @glorifieddonkey⚡ Visit our website:▶WEBSITE: http://www.glorifieddonkey.com/⚡ SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL:▶YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@GlorifiedDonkey

The Thunder win the NBA Title and we talk about a Game 7 that didn't live up to the hype after Tyrese Haliburton's torn achilles. SGA's incredible season, Sam Presti finally gets his chip. We talk about the level of gut punch for the Pacers after an incredible playoff run (00:00:00-00:18:41). Kevin Durant traded again (00:18:41-00:24:30). Tommy Fleetwood can't win the big one or a one in general (00:24:30-00:38:59). Who's back of the week including Mt Rushmore season coming Wednesday, WWIII, Jonathan Toews and more (00:38:59-00:59:24). Cal Raleigh joins the show to talk baseball, being nicknamed Big Dumper, being a catcher, hitting bombs and tons more (00:59:24-01:45:38). We finish the show with a recap of Hank's trip to Pebble Beach (paid for by Big Cat and PFT) and he brought home gifts for the boys (01:45:38-01:45:38).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

The Pacers force a Game 7 after an ass kicking in Game 6. TJ McConnell and Obi Toppin beat the Thunder themselves in the second quarter and we get 1 more game of basketball (00:00:00-00:16:37). We talk about the Lakers selling for 10 billion, Stanley Cup celebrations, Connor McDavid maybe leaving Edmonton and some College Baseball (00:16:37-00:46:55). Boban Marjanovic joins the show to talk about his NBA Career, being the best teammate, his hand size going viral, riding horses and tons more (00:46:55-01:28:20). Illinois Head Coach Bret Bielema joins the show to talk some football, the run game, feeling confident in talking shit, his tattoo and tons more (01:28:20-01:58:57). We finish with Fyre Fest of the week and check in with Hank at Pebble Beach (01:58:57-02:21:13).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take