Nightcap - Nightcap - Best of the Rest Part 2: LeBron Leaving Lakers? + 100 Men vs. Gorilla Debate Continues

Episode Date: May 10, 2025

Recap the best clips of the week as Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson react to LeBron James taking his time to re-sign with the Los Angeles Lakers, draft teams for 100 men vs. Gorilla debate, and much more!01:47 - Rough Draft: 5 Guys on your team to take on a Silverback06:47 - Spell-O Cinco is back11:00 - Dunk on Unc20:12 - Will Lebron go elsewhere?24:36 - Falcons fans upset Walker will wear number 11(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Volume. All right, guys. Back for the first time in a long time. It's time for Rough Draft. And it's prompted by people want to know your team if you're going to take on a silverback you get five guys who are you going to name Ocho, you up first. All right, first person for me, I need five people. If we're going to fight, we're going to run with a gorilla, right?

Yep. I'm going with James Harrison just because I'm going to beat his ass, so I'm going to just put him on my team anyway. Okay. I'm going to James Harrison just because I'm going to beat his ass. So I'm going to just put him on my team anyway. Okay. I'm going to go with John Jones. Oh, that's a good one. That's a good one. Give me Alex Pereira.

Okay. I like that. I'm going with Francis Ngannou. Okay. I'm going to go with someone here. He's a boxer, but he's different. He's different. He can wrestle. He can punch. I'm going with

Bud Crawford. What's the... You play with the Pacers now. I think his name james johnson is that his name from the heat yeah you got the heat what time yeah black belt yeah i'm taking him okay okay hey i want i want to fight him too nah yeah i'm gonna i'm gonna fight him too oh but but anyway I got you ready I got two more right you ready yeah I'm ready Aaron Donald so you're basically off the the four-op name already the gorilla done the gorilla done and when I when I get his when I this fifth name, it's a wrap. It's over.

Hold on. What you looking up? Why you cheating, man? I'm looking up this what you call him? Oh, I know. I couldn't think of his name. I'm taking Mijon Lopez. Five time gold medalist from Cuba.

Greco-Roman wrestler. Listen, ain't't gonna be no wrestling that ain't gonna help me listen having a background in wrestling dealing with a gorilla that ain't finna do nothing for you don't you worry about my squad you worry about your squad getting punched in the face no we good we good my squad gonna win

anyway my fifth player is Ndamukong Su okay I like that one yeah I know you do and I'm sure the chat agree with I got the better squad too. Nah, bro. Trust me. Let's see. Trust me.

Ask me. Nijon, M-I-J-A-N. Who could I get? You know what? I'm going to ride my homeboy. What? I'm going to ride my homeboy. What the hell are you going to do?

Charles Oakley. Oh, oh, oh. Okay, okay, okay, okay. Okay. Hey, you know who I should get? Say, man, look here. Next time you have a tough guy competition, you know what? Take Oak off.

I'll take Oak off. I'm going to take Westbrook. Westbrook told me, said, man, you and, next time you have a tough guy competition, you know what, take O'Connor. I'm going to take O'Connor. I'm going to take Westbrook. Westbrook told me, said, man, you and Ocho be talking about these fighting competitions. And you told me, hey, man, hey. He said, oh, hey, you know I got these hands now. You remember Westbrook? Which Westbrook?

Michael Westbrook. He played a receiver. Oh, he was in Cincinnati with me. Yes, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, well, he's a fool, boy. Man, where Westbrook at, man? I just saw him in Virginia at an autograph signing.

Yeah, he still swole up? He like 205. Okay, okay, okay. But he still cut up? Yeah. Yeah. Hey, that's my dog, man. He was in Cincinnati with me one year.

Yeah, he just couldn't stay healthy big i'm talking about i mean you're talking about 210 63 210 run 43 could jump body just and you know he had a couple of fights he fought the mma for a little while he did yeah damn like johnny morton I ain't know that. Yeah. Goddamn Westbrook, man. Man, my team going to beat the brakes off that gorilla. No, it ain't. No, it ain't.

No, it ain't. Don't lie to yourself. You lying to yourself, and you just saw the names I put on my team. And I guarantee the chat agree with me. You ain't got but one MMA fight on there. That's all I needed. Did you see who else I got on there? Yeah.

I got one lunatic and then Damagan Su. I got Aaron Donald crazy strong ass. I got Bud who he do any and everything. He crazy. He ain't wrapped up too tight. Man. Man. It's a wrap. tight. Man. Man. It's a wrap.

Okay, okay, okay, okay. This good Harvard education gonna take over right now, baby. Okay, the names that you're gonna be spelling is NBA, it's player edition. So these players currently play in the NBA. Okay, okay. Let's just do the last he ain't getting it all right i'll give you the first one though joe all right first one his name is christian brown

christian brown we're doing last name right yeah we're gonna do last name i'm gonna let you spell the first one oh christian wait christian brown yeah yeah b-r-W-N. I knew you were going to say that. It's B-R-A-U-N. B-R-A-U-N. You spelled it Brown. It's B-R-A-U-N. That's what I meant to say. No, you submitted to say what you said. Okay. This next one. He plays for the Indiana Pacers. His name is Pascal Siakam. Pascal Siakam. Siakam.

S-I-A-K-A-M. Siakam. That is correct. I know it is. And so was the first one. You cheating me. You cheating me because I'm black. The next word, the next name, he plays for the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Okay. Dante DiVincenzo. Dante DiVincenzo. Dante DiVincenzo. Dante DiVincenzo. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N.

D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N.

D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N.

D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N.

D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-I-V-E-N. D-E-V-E-N. D-I-V-E N-Z-O. D-I-V-I N-C-E-N

Z-O. Damn. The next one is Isaiah Hartenstein. Isaiah Hartenstein. He plays for the OKC Thunder. Isaiah Hartenstein. Isaiah Hartenstein. Hartenstein. He plays for the OKC Thunder. Isaiah Hartenstein.

Isaiah Hartenstein. H-A-R-T E-N S-T-E-I-N Correct. Isaiah Hartenstein. Let's go, boy. The next word, you have to spell the second. You don't have to spell the first, but you have to spell the middle

and the last name. Okay, okay, okay. Give me time. Give me time. Take your time now. Shea Gilgis Alexander. Shea Gilgis Alexander. Wait. That's Alexander, right? You got to spell Gilgis Alexander. Gildris or Gilgris? Gilgis. Shea Gilgis Alexander. Gildress or Gilgris? Gilgis. Shea Gilgis Alexander. I mean, there's something about J.

G-I-L G-R-E-S-S G-I-L G-E O-U-S A-L-E-X-A-N-D-E-R. Man, who the hell spelled his name like that, man? That ain't part of the English language.

The next one, he also plays for the New York Knicks. Okay. O-G-A-N-N-O-B. O-G-A-N-N-O-B. A-N-N-O-B. Ananobi. An Ananobi. O-N-U-N O-B-O-Y B-E-Y

A-N-U-N-O-B-Y O-G-A-N-A-N-O-B He Nigerian? Sure. I'm asking. I'm just curious. He's from Canada, but you say that's where he originally from. I don't know.

Okay, okay. That might be French, maybe. That's French? I don't know. He's British. Okay, well, they got some crazy last names, man. That's Major, right? That last one, Zeke.

Oh. Yeah. All right, Ocho, you got one, two. I got three right. You got two out of six. I got three right. No, you didn't. I got brown.

All right, Ocho, it's time for payback. Now it's time for Dunk on Unk. Unk, I got brown right okay here we go a chat yeah yeah yeah yeah get ready chat we got dunk on on here we go football edition It's basketball season. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Hey, plug in that AOL.

Plug in that AOL you got. You ready? Yes. Chat, do not put the answers in the chat because Unk is looking at it. Name the five Hall of Famers from the 1990 NFL draft. Five Hall of Famers from the 1990 NFL draft. Shannon Sharp. One.

Johnny Randall. Cortez Kennedy. Junior Seau. Emmitt Smith. Damn it. Fuck. Okay. Okay.

Okay. All. Okay. All right, you ready? Now, that was luck. I just gave you... Listen, I gave you a fastball. That night at class, we had a night at class, man. Yeah, it was cool. It was cool.

One player and two coaches are enshrined in both the CFL, are enshrined in both the CFL and Hall of Fame. One player and two coaches are enshrined in both the CFL. Hold on. One player and two coaches are enshrined in both the CFL. The Canadian Hall of Fame and... Yeah, well, Warren Moon is the player. Okay. One player.

Who are the two coaches? Damn, who coached the Canada? I didn't know he was... Okay, okay. Who, Warren? No, I knew Warren was, but the next... These coaches, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Coaches, coaches.

Canada, Canada. Yep. Enshrined in the CFL and NFL Hall of Fame. Damn, that, yeah. Coaches, coaches, Canada, Canada. Yep. Enshrined in the CFL and NFL Hall of Fame. Damn, that's dope. I didn't know that. Yeah. Ooh-wee. Joe, I'm trying to think.

I got to go back and think. Hold on. Coaches, coaches. Yeah. I'm never going to get this one. Yeah. Because it's got to be somebody. I'm trying to think of the coaches

that's in the Hall of Fame I'm not going to get it I'll give you a hint on one of them what is it? he coached with the Buffalo Bills Omar Levy okay here's one more

oh man I'll help you out you still got it wrong though but I just had to throw that little that man. Yeah, I helped you out. You still got it wrong, though. But I just had to throw that little pickle in just to help you out real quick. I'm trying to Buffalo Bills. I don't know. Don Correale. I don't know.

No. Bud Grant. Oh, I would have never got that one. Yeah. Yeah. You went around with me during that time Bud Grant for the Minnesota Vikings the Purple People Leaders in 1992

Shannon Ethelius Sharp had two rushes for how many yards oh in 1992 Shannon Ethelius Sharp Oh! In 1992, Shannon Elophius Sharp

had two rushes for how many yards? Ten. Negative six. Negative six? Damn. I'm trying to think who I carried the ball against. Hey, have gave you a reverse or something yeah they did I knew it I knew it I'm trying to think who did I carry the ball again was it I think I carried against Philly once all right man I don't know I don't even remember hey in what year did the Clippers relocate from San Diego to Los Angeles,

officially debuting as the LA Clippers? Excuse me. Well, the Clippers originally started out in Buffalo. They were the Braves. Then they relocated to San Diego, became the Clippers, and they relocated to LA. I don't know. I'm going to take a wild guess at 79.

That is absolutely wrong. The year that the Clippers relocated to Los Angeles from San Diego was 1984. 1984 is the answer you were looking for. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. We got him. Chat, we got him. You ready?

Yep. What matchup produced the highest combined point total of the 24-25 NBA season, ringing up 299 points in an overtime thriller? You say NBA. You said it was football edition. A. You say NBA, you say it was football edition. Hey. What happened to your AERA? It's not plugged in?

I would go. What's wrong with your Wi-Fi? What's wrong with your Wi-Fi? Indiana. That's a good one because the Pacers put them boys putting up some points. I don't know. I'm going to say Indiana. Milwaukee.

You know what? It's one thing about it, boy. One thing about the AOL. One thing about your Wi-Fi. That shit must be bad because the answer is wrong. It's the Memphis Grizzlies and the Phoenix Suns. You forgot that game? 2024-2025 NBA season.

The Grizzlies and the Suns put up a barn burner. Wait, did I use that in the right context? Yeah. It was a barn burner. I got a bonus question for you. I got a bonus question for you. I got a bonus question for you. Who were the halftime performers

for all three of your Super Bowl victories? Even if you was in the locker room, you should know who the halftime performers were. No, hell, I shouldn't. Hold on. I couldn't give you the foggiest idea. No, bro. I was locked in. I couldn't give you the foggiest idea. No?

No, bro. I was locked in. I couldn't even tell you. But even if you locked in, you know way ahead of time who the Super Bowl halftime show going to be. Well, I ain't been to the Super Bowl in 25 years. And before that, it was, so 30? Yeah. So we got the 25th anniversary of the Ravens Super Bowl.

No. Right. I have no idea. So technically, you lost the night. And in 1997, the halftime performer was Jewel. In 1998, someone who I dated. Cher. Cher was a 98-year-old.

Yes, I dated Cher briefly. And the Backstreet Boys in 2000. I don't know what to tell you. But the king has risen to the top. That's the first time. Hey, I got to let you win because you don't want to stop playing. You want to take your ball and go home, so I got to let you win a couple of them. Chad, I just want to thank you all for support.

I appreciate you. This is what I do, the Harvard education. Tell me what you do. I love you all. He win one game. He told me, this is what we do. This is what I do. The Harvard education. Tell him what you do. I love y'all. He win one game. He talk about this is what we do. This is what we do. Let's go, boy.

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I think he's realizing the importance of his kids and the direction they're going and how much they're enjoying. He ain't going back to Cleveland. Now, he might go there and sign and say he retired. Yeah, that one-day contract. Yeah, but I don't believe he goes back.

Nah. Go back and do what? You playing with Luka. You playing with Luka. Go back and sit on – he's got to come off the bench. I'm like, because that's starting to talk'm going to be like, yo, man, we just won a chip. You ain't smoothing us out the way.

Yeah, I agree with you. I don't see him growing back. I mean, they keep saying that, but I think LeBron really loves the Lakers. I really think he loves living in L.A. I think he loves all things L.A. The weather is nice year-round. He don't really have to have an overcoat. You know, you can have a top down damn near

year round you got water you got beaches I mean everything his businesses are in LA there's really nothing for him not to like about LA and he's making a lot of movies right and he's doing a lot of that stuff too

yeah all that's going on so he's in the perfect place you know and he's playing with the of that stuff too. Yeah. Oh, that's going on. So he's in the perfect place. And he's playing with the Lakers. Shaq is really the only one I can remember that came here and left. Kareem didn't leave. Wilt didn't leave. Kobe didn't leave.

Magic didn't leave. Normally when you get these... Shaq didn't want to leave. He was just forced out. Who that? Shaq didn't want to leave. He was just forced out. Who that? Shaq didn't want to leave. He was just forced out. Shaq wanted his money. Yeah. Hey, when I was in the Lakers, I didn't want to leave either,

but I was forced out. So you don't want to leave the Lakers, man. Yeah, but I agree. I think – and plus, you know, the kids are here. I mean, it's a short trek for him to go over to shoot over to Arizona to see Bryce, to go way back to Cleveland. Zuri, his youngest daughter, his only daughter, the youngest is in school here to uproot her and leave her friends. I think Savannah has like carved out her own niche here in L.A.

Yeah, I just don't see it. I mean, I know it sounds good. I mean, hey, you know, those close to LeBron Ocho, I just don't see it though. Yeah. He ain't going nowhere. What you thinking? He'll be right here for a minute. I say he ain't going nowhere. Honestly, I know he kept his place in Ohio and he can always jet back.

But I think California is going to be his home base. I think Cali is where he's going to reside. When it's all said and done, LeBron James will be a California. He's not a native, obviously. He grew up in Akron, Ohio, and he played a lot of years in Cleveland. But think about it. He's going to almost double up the amount of time that he played in Miami here in L.A.

Yeah, most definitely. I think also it's too many moving parts. It's too many moving parts in L.A. for him to go back to Akron. Obviously, having a place there being that that's where you grew up, he will still always have ties there. But as far as from a business standpoint and everything else going on, I'd assume it would

make more sense, obviously, to stay here in L.A. Yeah, bigger market. Yeah. I mean, but, you know, he's the type of guy that he don't really he is the market. So, he... But, hey, there's a lot more don't really, he is the market. So he, he, but Hey, it's a lot more connections out here than it is in Cleveland. Because there's nothing that there's nothing that you can't do in LA.

I mean, Hey, pick up a phone. I don't think he wants to go back to that cold. I don't think Savannah wants to go back to the cold. I mean, once you, once you get used to that warm weather, it's hard for you to go back to the cold. I mean, once you get used to that warm weather, it's hard for you to go back. If you live in Florida, if you live in L.A., if you live in some warm weather and say, you know, yeah, I think I'm going to go live in New York.

I want to live in Philly. I want to live in Massachusetts. Once them old bones get used to that warm weather, I'm here for the long haul. I think once you step out there and that cold just hits you in the face one time, it's like, nah, I'm here for the long haul. I think once you step out there and that cold just hits you in the face one time, it's like, nah, I'm good. Yeah, I'm good.

Yeah, but I don't see him going back there either. Falcons fans are upset that the first round draft pick, Jalen Walker, will wear number 11. Julio Jones is the fastest player in history to 10,000, 11,000, 12,000, and 13,000 yards. He most season averaging 100 yards a game, most, 11,000, 12,000, and 13,000 yards. He most season averaged in 100 yards a game. Most season with 250 yards.

But the Falcons gave away his number 11 with the quickness and didn't retire it. Should that Falcons have given away a number 11? No. Yes, they should not have given it away. Absolutely not. He's the best wide receiver in Falcons history. He's a bad boy and yeah and you know they look i know drape uh uh dre and what's the other one um white roddy white 84 yeah

uh uh they had you know billy white shoes johnson they had alfred jenkins nah julio different different but you know you know, owners. I don't think. Yeah, they didn't leave on the best of terms. Owners don't see it the same way we see it. You know, in understanding what they meant for the franchise, the way fans see Julio. I mean, one of the best.

Not actually not one of. One of the best all time. Not only that, but one of the best receivers to come out of your organization. And they just don't see the value in that, especially the retired jersey. Yeah, I guess they don't seem to think nobody should get their jersey retired. Well, let's see if they give that number eight away. What number is Michael Penning Jr.? Because Matt Ryan was eight, right?

Two. Matt Ryan was two. Let's Two. Matt Ryan was two. Let's see if somebody get that two. You think they're going to get that two away, Ojo? Yeah. Yeah. Listen. I mean, there was also a little, not turmoil, just a little incident.

Somebody with the Browns took two from, yeah. He already had it or what you mean? I mean, another player. I'm not sure who the player is. Don't quote me. I don't want to butcher anybody's name, but he chose two and Shador have to wear 12. I'm saying he new to the Browns or

he already been there, Ocho. That's what I'm asking. Yeah, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Yeah, but I definitely think Julio, they should not have given that number 11 to anybody. That's Julio Jones. I wouldn't even want to wear it. I wouldn't even want to wear it.

I wouldn't either. That's why I'd be wondering when some of these kids be coming out and they be wanting some of these legends numbers, I'd be like, man, why would you want to even do that? Yeah. Yeah. You see Abdul Carter wanted to wear 56 for the Giants. Yeah. 56 and number 11.

Because Phil Simms wore number 11. He's retired. Yeah. 56, 92. Stray's number is retired. I think is Don Meredith's number is retired? Maybe Y.A. Tittle.

I don't know. Y.A. Tittle. I think Jazz don't have many numbers retired, but they got a few. I think Stray. I know Stray. I think Stray's, LT, Sims. Damn. Damn. Damn. damn damn oh yeah oh well yeah but they definitely should have Julio Jones number should be they shouldn't wear that number. He was too good. And I get it.

See, sometimes I think, Ocho, people allow the last year to ruin 10 or 11 really great years. And although it didn't end on the best of terms, he's still Julio. He still did a great job for that organization. He was a model citizen in the community and that should, you know, yeah, I mean, for him to be what he was for that organization, the numbers that he

put up, I definitely think he was more than deserving to have that number retired. But it happened at age. I remember when I left, I left Denver and went to Baltimore. They gave me my number. but it happens in age I remember when I left I left Denver and went to Baltimore they gave my number to Chris

what's Chris last name I forget now you won Super Bowls over there didn't you yeah what was Chris damn I forget the guy's name now in 2000 who wore number 84 in 2000 What was Chris? Damn, I forget the guy's name now. In 2000.

Who wore number 84 in 2000? But when I came back, it was in my locker. Bro, I was like, you actually thought I was going to come back here and you was going to be 84 and I was going to be another number? You thought that? Man, please. Chris Cole, yeah. Chris Cole. Where's he from? Texas A&M?

I seen him. Well, you know, playmaker, he like for the wide receivers the way his numbers, though. Michael Irvin. Oh, yeah, because they talk about him. Yeah, they got their own little club going over there. Yeah. They don't really, I mean, like,

they don't really retire a whole lot of numbers. Like the Steelers, I mean, it's only a handful of people that got that. Like Joe Green, I think Joe Green, 75. Terry Bradshaw, 12. Ernie Stotner, I think Er Green, 75. Terry Bradshaw, 12. Ernie Stotner. I think Ernie wore 72. But they had a whole lot. Oh, DeAndre Carter.

But, I mean, if they retired all them Steelers great, man, you ain't going to have no numbers. Like Boston. I mean, you think about Swann, 88, 82, 32, 12, 47. I think Mel Blunt's number might be retired. Blunt. I mean, look at all those Hall of Famers. They had like five or six on defense at one time.

Two receivers, the center, running back, quarterback. So that's five on offense. Joe Green, Mel Blunt, Jack Hamm, Lambert, Donnie Shell. Five on defense. So you got 10 Hall of Famers out of your 22. How do you like that, Ocho? You're coaching the Hall of Fame and your owner. Boy, the red deal.

Yeah. And you can make a case. L.C. Greenwood should be in the Hall of Fame. But I definitely think Julio. Yes. Officially, it's like Joe Green. Okay. Officially retired is number 70, Ernie Stotner.

Ernie Stotner, he was our D-line coach when I was in Denver. Joe Green and Franco Harris, those numbers are officially retired. Unofficially retired, Terry Bradshaw, Jerome Bettis, Troy Palamalu, Mel Blunt, 47, and Mike Webster. I don't want none of those numbers. Mel Blunt made them change the game, made them change the rules. Mike Webster, I believe, is probably the greatest center to ever play. You can make a case, you know, Dwight Stevens, Jim Otto, but, hey, he's on the short list.

Troy, hey, he won the two or three best receivers. Me, I think Ed's the greatest safety. But hey, you ain't going to get no – there are some people that say, hey, Troy was every bit the equal, but I just thought Ed took the ball away more. Turn it into points. The Volume. I'm Michael Kasson, founder and CEO of 3C Ventures and your guide on good company. The podcast where I sit down with the boldest innovators shaping what's next.

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