Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Trae Young trade rumors, Tom Brady's regrets

Episode Date: May 16, 2024

Shannon Sharpe, Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson, and Gilbert Arenas discuss if the Spurs should trade for Trae Young and react to Tom Brady saying he regrets how his kids reacted to the Netflix roast.02:49 - Spurs have little interest in Trae Young17:25 - Tracy McGrady Shooter List29:24 - Tom Brady Roast50:03 - Q and Ayyyy(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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and deposit restrictions, terms, and responsible gaming resources. There have been several potential trade destinations for Trey Young swirling around the NBA rumor mill for months. Many believe the Spurs will explore their options by the long-term pick-and-roll partner for Victor Wimbyyama this summer. But now reports the Spurs have little interest in acquiring Trey. What should the Hawks do with Trey? They got the number one pick.

They got the number one pick. For the last few months, we're saying Wimby and Trey Young will make a great package. That would be a great ideal spot so the fact that there is a seven foot frenchman who plays the same style um not as flashy but you know he could he could average you know coming into this league averaging you know 18 and 8 18 and 10 as as a rookie you have that type of player so do you want to keep tree Young around a little bit more? He's only 26, right? So I don't need to pull the plug on Trae Young right now.

I got another young piece. I got some more pieces. I can keep them. If not, if I'm going to trade them, probably trade them to what? The Lake Show, if they're interested um because as a spot of shooter the lakers could use him and that will improve a lot of stuff that is lacking but other than that as a hawks i'm keeping i'm keeping i'm keeping them well yeah okay i would also go ahead don't you when i think about that with the hawks are thinking about keeping Trey Young,

I mean, how about the Spurs reunite with former teammate DeJounte Murray? Would they give up one first-round pick that they have in the initial trade to bring him back to San Antonio? No. No, see, Spurs is at the point of they're not good enough to really bring on a veteran some a high level guy like that right they're they're very young and then they got the fourth and the eighth pick right right so i got wimby i got the fourth and eighth pick right they all can grow together and hopefully two

two years from now we can be like okay see if i bring in someone that's 28 29 by the time wimby gets peaking i gotta trade anyway okay okay i see what you're bring in someone that's 28, 29, by the time Wimby gets peaking, I got to trade anyway. Okay, okay. I see what you're saying. I see what you're saying. I got it. I got you. And hey, hell, I'll package them. I mean, look, I might be willing to package those fourth

and eight picks to get me a solid veteran if I can get a veteran. See, but that's the problem. The rest of the team is not, they're not good enough to say, all right, let me go get a veteran. See, but that's the problem. The rest of the team is not, they're not good enough to say, all right, let me go get a Paul George. Paul George is not going to, Paul George and Wimby,

you're not making a playoff spot. Now Paul George is in his 30s, 35 by the time Wimby decides to say, yeah, this league is mine. You don't, you lost Paul George. So you might as well just say, all right, we're going to, alright we're gonna get two new pieces and then let them play next year

and then see where they all and then try to make some trades to get more I don't want anybody at the age of 28, 29 when he's 19 so I'm going to stick with around 22 to 24 right I need like Ant 24 Right, I need

I need like Ant-Mans I need those guys Because they're young enough to build with Wimby You get somebody 26, 27 That guy is going to be removed Before Wimby even turns into Who he needs to be

Yeah, but that's not fair I mean, that's really not fair to the Spurs Because basically what you're saying is Hell, we're not going to be shit. We're not going to be in contention at all because we're trying to find pieces that are very young. So when they do get older or when Wimby's a little older, we can all gel together. I mean, why not bring in a veteran presence and give yourself a little better chance as far as winning is concerned, instead of just trying to continue to build with just young pieces, and you're just

going through the motions instead of actually trying to win. Have you seen the OKC Thunder? You see what they did? Yeah, there's no... You need to shy first. You got to have the shy. They got Wimby. Yeah, see, they don't have... Wimby is their shy. He's

7'4". He averaged 21 and 11. He led the league in block shot he can shoot the three he can put the ball on the floor he can defend so now let's go find us a jaylen williams let's see if we can get a chad homebrew let's see if we can get a a lou dork let's see if we can get some some pieces look i i would like trent young because that's almost like Tony Parker and Tim Duncan. Right.

The pick and roll. They put you in the pick and roll. Tony Parker had the great float game. Now, he couldn't shoot the ball like Trae, but he could finish below the rim just like Trae. He can finish below the rim. Russ, Ja, Russell Westbrook, they could finish above the rim. Tony Parker was a below-the-rim player.

Trey Young is a below-the-rim player. Tremendous float game. Tremendous. That's what they do. But Trey can shoot the ball better than Tony Parker. So I get what Gil is saying. It's like, look here, we're going to be bad for a couple of years. Yeah.

Hey, but then they brought a Chris Paul in there, played with Shea, kind of taught him some things, how to win, how to lead a team. They need one veteran player. They got to get a veteran player in there to show them how to win, how to be professionals. Because they got too many

young guys. Who the veteran leadership to say, hey guys, this is how we do it. This is what we should do. This is how we, when we go on the road, this is a business trip, yada, yada, yada. Organize the team,

when you're on the road, so forth and so on. So then what I said makes the most sense. Getting DeJounte, how do you say this? DeJounte. DeJounte.

Getting DeJounte Murray from the Hawks, bring him down there for a veteran presence. I'm assuming. You don't want to go back, and I'm not so sure they want him back. Okay. Your second best player is 27. I would go after somebody like LaMelo Ball.

22. They ain't trading him. I know. I'm just saying that's who I'm going to be targeting. LaMelo Ball. I'll be trying to... Hallenburton. Right?

Because they can grow. I can get those... Think about when they get older. Right. Want to be 27. Want to be 30. Right? That's Jokic and Murray.

Yes. Right? You're looking for those age types. 27 and 19. By the time he's 30, he's only 24. He ain't even, by the time you're peaking as a point guard, your big guy is not even informed to be dominant, dominant. Right, so they need one more piece.

Once they get that second star, then let's build around these two. Right now, they just have Wimby. So they need to identify just have Wimby. So they need to identify who is Wimby's Robin or basically Robin. And then let's build our team around those two. So is there a Robin with the fourth and eighth pick in this goddamn draft? I mean, they can go after and get a Rob Dillingham from Kentucky he's like

he's a bucket he is the Kyrie right whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa that type of that type of Kyrie like that he got a 42-inch vert.

Yeah, but he said Kyrie. So when I think of Kyrie, I think of being able to create stuff on your own. Shot. His whole package going to left hand, right hand, mid-range. No, no. Ain't nobody got that.

Kyrie got that. Ain't nobody in the history of the game had a package like Kyrie. Could finish at the rim at either hand. Could dance with the ball. Gil just called him Kyrie. No, no. What he's saying is that he has something, some resemblance to Kyrie. He could put the ball on the floor.

You got to understand, Kyrie, as far as handling the ball, the mid-range, the three mid-range, you file it, he goes to the free throw line, he makes 90%. His ability to finish below the rim with either hand and the English that he could put on the ball, you've never seen anything like Kyrie. Could you have a guy

like Rod Strickland can handle the ball? Jason Williams can handle the ball. Isaiah can pat the rock. Yeah. But they couldn't finish at the rim like this kid. They couldn't shoot the ball like this kid. Right. You know who else has an unbelievable handle package as far as,

and also getting to the basket at will whenever he wants? Who that? That goddamn Jamal Crawford, man. Yeah. Golly. That damn Jamal Crawford. The young kid, Rob, is, he's Golly. That damn Maul Crawford. The young kid, Rob,

he's those guys that you don't want to guard. He's a shift master. Yeah. And he's shifty with it, too? No, that's what he... He's shifty as hell. Right? So he's all over the place

when it comes to just... He knows how to torque his body a little bit. Right, right. So that'd be great with Wimby because, one, he can get his shot off. One, you can't guard him because he's too fast. He can shift. Right?

So that would be a good pick for them at four or eight. What about the other kid from Tennessee? Who? The kid from Tennessee? The other, I forget. Who did they play? I think they, didn't they lose to UConn? But he dropped, didn't they use the UConn?

They lost to, I think, Purdue. And he dropped like 40. White kid. Oh, yeah, yeah. That's all you had to say, huh? Yeah. Hey, he can shoot it now. He can stroke it.

He athletic, too. I'll get him in the second round. No, he going to be a first-round pick, O'Gill. Okay, not 4-8. Not 4-8. 4-8 is... You need someone with a special talent at 4-8.

What you mean 4-8? That's what he ran? No, that's what the Spurs got. They got 4-8. Oh, yeah. I'm not the Spurs got. They got four and eight. Oh, yeah. I'm not saying he's going to be a lottery pick. But I'm saying I think he goes in the first round, though. Okay.

Yeah, he's going in the first round. But when you look at this draft, I mean, you're like, damn. You're hoping. You're hoping these guys be good. I mean, you're taking a guy four and eight. You got to be smart. Like, this is one of those drafts where players like you are in there, right?

Yeah. You don't know what they're going to turn into. But someone is you, Shannon, in there where someone here is special. Right. They didn't probably have a great special college performance because of zoning and all that, but one of these in here is going to be hopefully a Hall of Famer.

They're going to be all NBA, all-star, elite scorer. Someone in this group, and you just got to find them. You got to put them through a test. When you call them in, you got to have real eye You got to put them through a test. When you calling them in, you got to have real eye for talent in this type of draft. Go ahead, Gil.

He's what? I said he's there. Yeah. Don't connect. That's the name. Don't connect. Man, I'm looking at the latest mock. got a a 19 year old from man i can't even pronounce this guy's name uh but he's 19 and then you got alexander sar he's 7-1 he's from the french team

uh donovan clingen uh he's a 20 year old from a yukon yukon kid kid. Topich. San Antonio. He's 18. Yeah. I mean, if you look at it, the oldest guy that they got in the first Dalton Connect, they got him going 12 to OKC, Gil. He's 23. But all the rest of the kids, 19 and a half, 19 and a half, 19 and a half, 20, 18 and a half, 19, 19 and a half, 19 and a half, 19 and a half, 20, 18 and a half, 19, 19 and a half, 19 and a half, 19 and a half, 18 and a half, 20 and a half, 20.2, 19, 1, 19, 1. God damn.

People argue with me. I keep trying to tell these people on the Internet. Those people upstairs want youth. You can have a great college career all you want. You come in at 22, 23. Why you stay there so long? Wayne Wade, you better be Donovan Mitchell. You better be Dame Leonard coming into the draft.

If not, I'm going with Young because you're 23. He's 19. By the time he turns 23, he might be an all-star, all-NBA player while you're a rookie. You'll have to come in the league when you're older. You got to be great

today because... Jim Duncan? Jim Duncan, you got to be today. You don't have leverage to wait two, three years. That doesn't work for you when you're coming in older. And people don't understand when I say that. I keep trying to...

Just look at the draft. I want the youngest talent because I have time with him. I get Giannis. I have time with Giannis to build Giannis. Luka, look at Luka. These guys are 25 I have time with him. I get Giannis. I have time with Giannis to build Giannis. Right. Right? Luka. Look at Luka.

These guys are 25 only. They've been in the league for five years. Jason Tatum. Right? Abram. Ant-Man. Think about it. There's people in the draft right now that's Ant-Man's age.

Older. And older. Dang. So, right now, when I get him into the NBA, I can make them the Godzilla of their age group. Right.

Ant-Man is the best 22-year-old in the world. You got guys who's coming into college that's 22. His high school class is just coming into the draft now. He's been in the league three years. They're going to be compared to Ant-Man, not S.A.R.

They're not going to be compared to S.A.R. They're going to be compared to Ant-Man. So when they're trying to sit there and make deals, they're looking at, well, ooh, 22? Hey, he's franchised. You average four. You're going to get paid like that. They don't get it.

Tracy McGrady raised eyebrows by sharing his list of top five greatest shooters in NBA history. He picked Steph, Klay, Mark Price, Craig Hodges, and Reggie Miller. Two big names that he left out, Ray Allen and Larry Bird.

Gil, are you surprised that he left out Ray Allen and Larry Bird? And I think you surprised that he left out Ray Allen and Larry Bird? And I think if we had to say probably, what, Craig Hodges? Are you surprised by his list? Hell yeah.

Mike Price. Wait, wait. Hold on. Oh, wait. Hold on. Mark, listen, listen, listen. One, the criteria, we got to ask the criteria is how he judging shooters, right? This is shooters, right? shooting percentage or how many shots he takes. First of all, when he was shooting this and then pointing, that line was 24 feet. Not the

22 everybody's shooting from now. It was further back then for Larry Bird. So the three-point line was where they're shooting at today when they're shooting all those shots, Lucas double step back, that's what a normal three-point line was. So there was no advantage of shooting that long shot.

But when you're talking about shooting, Larry Bird is one of the best shooters, period. Same thing with Ray Allen. Mark Price didn't even shoot enough to be considered a shooter. I look at it like this, Gil. Who you want taking the last shot? Mark Price or Larry Bird? If I say, okay, hey, wherever you want,

we're going to be 18 to 25 feet. Who you want taking that shot? I mean, at that point, when it comes down to shooters, then everybody's shooters would, everybody's shooters, based on who they like, as far as preference is concerned, if you don't base it off stats, it would just be based on who they like as far as preference is concerned,

if you don't base it off stats, it would just be based on who you like, right? Because I'm assuming he's not basing it off stats because if he did it statistically, it would be in order to however it's lined up,

the best shooter of all time. I'm assuming Steph is first, obviously. I'm not sure who... And he put Dame up there. Check this out, guys. Craig Hodges won the three-point contest three times, which is tied for the most in NBA history with Ladd-Bird. He shot

40% beyond the three-point line. Mark Price shot 40.2% from the three-point line in his career, and he won the three-point contest twice. They were great long-range snipers, but not good enough to be top five all-time. But let me ask you a question.

Were they great enough to be top five all-time? So what about Dane? I ain't taking Craig Hodges. I ain't taking Craig Hodges or Craig Hodges. No disrespect. And, you know, a lot of times we say, no disrespect, disrespect coming. No, I'm not taking

Craig Hodges, Reggie Miller, or Mark Price over Dame. I'm not. Hell no. Well, let me look at this one name. Hold on, let me. Hold on. Three-point shooter. I can make, you can, hey,

Gil, you can make a case that Dame is the second greatest distance shooter by high and still. Whoa, whoa, whoa, you can make a case that Dame is the second greatest distance shooter behind Steph. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You just knocked Ray Allen out the box? No, I'm just saying you can make a case. He left Ray Allen out, but I'm just saying you can make a case that Dame is the second greatest distance shooter behind step. Using Craig Hodges is a disrespect because you can say Cal Corbett is a better three-point shooter

or shooter than Craig Hodges. He has a better three-point percentage. He's shot more. He's scored more. You can't put the guy as the best shooter. He averaged 10 points. That means he was selective with his shooting. He only shot open shots.

And you can't use the three-point contest as a measuring stick because no one's fucking guarding him. Right. And who's made more big-time threes than Dane other than Steph? Yeah. We don't look.

Clay, it's hard to say Clay and Steph is not in there. But when you look at Dane, I mean, look at James Harden. James Harden. I mean, but it's hard to say, Gil, because guys now, they come in shooting more threes. Guys didn't get up threes, like, until Steph started jacking them things up. And so now you see guys like Buddy Hill. You see so many guys ahead of Steph's pace.

Now, that's not to say that Reggie, look, I'm old enough. Reggie's only a couple years older than me, so hell, I remember when he came into the league. I'm not saying that he can't shoot, but I'm not going to take Reggie over Dame. I wouldn't. Now, some people might, but I wouldn't. This is even Craig Hodges.

Craig Hodges didn't even average a three a game. 0.8. That's why the first thing I said when it came up. 0.8 from a three, but you didn't even average enough to be considered a shooter in the NBA. You're averaging 10-9. That is not a shooter. Right.

That's not considered a... You got to get enough of them up. Ocho, you and I talked about this. It's like a guy carrying the ball four times a game, and he averages seven yards a carry. And they say, man, imagine if you gave him 15 carries, bro. If you gave him 15 carries, he's not going to average seven yards per carry. So a guy shooting 42%, taking one three a game,

but here's a guy that's shooting six a game, but he's averaging 38. Give me that guy. That's why I say when McGrady probably picked his favorite three-point shooters from outside, I don't think he was basing it off people's stats. I think it was

basing it off his preference on who he liked. He was basing it off of three-point contents award winners. That's what he was basing it off of three-point contest award winners. That's what he was basing it off of. Well, Dave just went back to back. Didn't Dave just go back to back? Craig Hodges didn't even start most of his career.

That's what I'm saying. He was a sniper. He averaged 10 points during those times. So he doesn't even have enough shots. But you're talking about a guy like Larry Bird who averaged 30 shooting. That's what he did.

He shot the ball. Ray Allen, he was a franchise guy carrying teams, being doubled, shooting shots. Just sitting in the corner waiting for someone to get doubled for you. Look, I get it. You want to give homage, right? You're thinking about the three-point contest.

But there's no pressure on those guys for being the best shooter. Like, the reason Steph is the best shooter is because how he played the game. It has nothing to do with the three-point contest. How he played and shot the ball in-game, moving, conditioning, the difficulty, all of it. Craig Hodges, Mark Price, they don't have that in their rhythm.

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absolutely but they getting that shot off the three ball off from 25 with people in their face they letting it go from 30 with people in their face they're the first two guys that you say you got to pick them up as soon as they step across half court.

Half court. They're in range. They're the only two guys that you've heard people say that consistently about. And when they get hot, now, we know what Clay. Clay can get hot like nobody you've seen. I mean, we've seen him hit 14 threes in the game. He hit those 11 threes in the game, in that playoff game against OKC on the road

that really got them back in that series. But as far as just shooting the ball, I'm talking about handling it and get the ball off with people in their face, I'll take Steph and Dane. Yeah, yeah. Steph, Dane, Larry Clay Reggie like the shots

the shot difficulties when they had to be great that is what a shooter is right Tracy McGrady is a better shooter than Craig Hodges you know sorry Craig but you

never hit a game winning in your life, not in a big level. But I'm just trying to think, how did people, see, I think the thing is, Gil, people looking at Ray, his years in Boston and his years in the Heat, and they forget Seattle Ray

and Milwaukee Ray. They forget that Ray. They forget that guy. They looking at that three-point. They go, best shooters in the world, right? And then you go to Google, and then it pulls up all the people who won a three-point contest, and then, boop, that's my list.

Woo! Like, brother. You gotta know your history a little bit, man. Speaking of T-Mac, Ocho, there's a very interesting video trending on TikTok today. Yeah. Look at that. Yeah. Damn. Yeah.

Hey, he was hot. He was hot. At that point, I had about 12 on Mac. I had about 12 on him. I was putting the ball on the floor. I was putting the ball on the floor. I was putting the ball on the floor and taking him to school. I told him, listen, I told Mac,

I said, man, before you come out here, I'm telling you I take this shit very serious. I know you played in the NBA, but out here, I don't see you. I'm like Ray Charles. I don't even see you. I respect you as a player. He was frustrated. At that point, I took him to the hole. On the previous time, I came down court. At that, and he was frustrated. At that point, I took him to the hole on the previous

time I came down court, and at that point, he was frustrated, and he pushed me out of bounds. Man, why he look so much bigger than you, man? God damn, T-Mac, you might as well put y'all. T, how tall is T-Mac here? What, 6'9"? 6'9"? Yeah, he's 6'9". You know, I ain't nothing but 6'3".

You 6'9"? Yeah, he's 6'9". You know, I ain't nothing but 6'3". Mm-hmm. Hey, I got you. You 6'1", but 175 now. I'm 6'3". I'm 6'3". Yeah. Hey, Mack was scared, but I ain't know you know how to hoop like that. Yeah, I know how to hoop like that, boy.

You should have had me with you in Houston. No, he good. Tom Brady has a few regrets about agreeing to be roasted on his Netflix special and how it affected the people, he good. Tom Brady has a few regrets about agreeing to be roasted on his Netflix special and how it affected the people that he loved. This is what he said on the Pivot podcast. I love

when jokes were about me. I thought they were fun. I didn't like the way it affected my kids. It's the hardest part, the bittersweet aspect when you do something that you think one way, then all of a sudden you realize I wouldn't do it again because of the way it affected the people that I care the most about.

Ocho, what did I tell you? Did you see the way he was sitting there? Hey, see, that's an old school roast. That's the way, that's the Dean Martin, when they had Don Rickles, when they had all those guys in that thing. See, a roast if you're not there like

if you're not doing that, that ain't no roast. That ain't no roast unless you're like, God I sure hope they don't cancel such and such. They tore his ass up. Listen, that's what a roast is and I'm glad they had a

roast to that magnitude and a roast that was that vile where everything was a green light and nothing was untouchable except one thing. And obviously, I don't want to bring that up because it wasn't allowed to be touched during the roast. But other than that, everything is a go. That's what made the roast that great.

Tom Brady was paid a significant amount for this roast. Yes. So whatever's wrong with him, whatever's wrong with the kids, based off what was said at this roast, they gonna heal up just like Wolverine. You should have thought about that before you took your ass

and took them people money. He knew. You didn't think about, oh, you care about the most. So you didn't think they were gonna hit on Gisele? You didn't think they were gonna hit on Mr. Crown Coach Belichick?

Oh, yeah. Now, they didn't say anything directly about your kids, but you best believe anybody that you've been affiliated with, they didn't say anything directly about your kids, but you best believe anybody that you've been affiliated with, they ain't say nothing about your mom, they ain't say nothing about your dad, but they're going to tear your wife ass, your ex-wife, they're going to tear her ass

up. They're going to tear your ass up. Listen, Tommy knew. Come on. Now, you know better. Of course. Tommy knew what time it was. He understands what goes into a roast. He's been around long enough to know what goes into a roast. He's been around long enough to know what goes and comes along with something like this.

And honestly, it was great. It was great. It might be probably one of the best watched roasts. And I'm sure a lot of people are happy that the PC type of culture and the people that are offended all the time was out the door. No, because here's the thing.

We roasted it. Oh, he roasted him. We changed the term. We started calling it Joni. Joni, yeah. Oh, man, he Joni. Yeah. Yeah.

But you have to understand all of that is fair game. Everything that you've done is going to be on full display. Oh, yeah. What, you thought they were going to talk about Giselle? Oh, yeah. And she got a new man? Yeah. And it's been reported that she had this man while she was married to you?

And you didn't think they was going to touch on that? So you thought all they was going to talk about is you and your foot? Man, stop. You can't be that naive. That's why I say I wouldn't take my ass there and sit down. Because you know they're going to get my brother. Of course. It's just like anything. Even if

somebody say something about you, that impacts your kid. Remember what I told Jojo? When they be playing with my name and shit? I said, that's my kids. My kids hear that. They calling me. My sister, my mom. No, I already know. Oh, DK put, I'm good.

Now, me and the boys, we get together, Gil. I would tear their ass up. They don't give two shits about what they said on there. He had a ball. Listen, I want to say that. I think on the platform with the pivot, he had to say that stuff. But knowing Tom the way I know Tom and the Tom that I know

outside of, in front of a goddamn camera, man, Tom don't care nothing about that shit, man. But that's the part about roasting, Gil. When we, we say a whole bunch of stuff. Ain't no cameras around.

Yeah. But with the camera, you like, man, she talking about, hey, she talking about how her boyfriend, her new boyfriend

could whip your ass while he eating her. Oh, Lord. He didn't care. That's what you do now to pretend that all because he was glad that they roasted that

woman. He was glad that they roasted that woman. He. That they cursed that woman. He is saying it now because she's affected, which affects the kids now. So he wants to go in like, yeah, I'm kind of disappointed. But that's the point.

One hundred percent happy that happened. The kids didn't know that. The kids didn't know that that man pulled that much meat out of their mama. Of course. And she was married to their daddy. Come on, Joe. That man done pulled that much meat out of their mama? Of course. She was married to their daddy. Come on, Joe.

That man done pulled that much meat out of her. Y'all better stop playing, Gil. But that's why he's pretending that he's sad. He knew what was coming. He knew that woman was about to... But here's the thing, though, Gil. Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy playing chess, not checkers, man.

Stop. Y'all can say he playing chess, not checkers. Y'all can say he playing chess all he want to. That hurt. You married. You Tom Brady. You the greatest quarterback. Man, y'all better stop playing. The greater, the greater.

Hold on. Hold on. Ocho, what did we say? The greater expectations. The greater the expectations. That's Tom Brady. So if the expectations that's Tom Brady so if Tom Brady if Tom Brady could get cheated on who can't get cheated on I mean

who did it make look bad not him they roasted that woman badly and they say Tom you throwing touchdowns and somebody was and somebody was playing golf

yep you got a you scored one and somebody was playing golf. You scored one and somebody put a hole in one. Oh! She got a hole. Listen. Remember what I told you the other night? Yeah. No, hold on now.

Hold on. Because you told me. Remember what I told you about managing your expectations? So situations like that don't bother you? Okay. You can't. You shitting me? Yes, you can. No, you can't. Yes, you can. Not when you minding your kids. Ocho, you say that. You have expectations

for real. Boy, I'm going to have to come down to Miami because you're going to crash out. Man, stop playing, Ocho. It already happened two years ago, Unc. No, that was two years ago. What I'm saying is when you watch it, the world is looking at her like, yuck, you fucked up.

Not him. You did. You left him damn near an advanced scuba diver with a black belt. But here's the thing, Gil, here's the thing. As long as nobody knew the whole world knows the world knew no they didn't who?

shit me they didn't know this was going on at the time shit me the kids didn't what I'm saying is the kids didn't know

so now that the kids is calling like hey dad is this you oh yeah you know I'm just you know mad that the kids infected he didn't say Giselle no but who look look like look here oh, yeah, you know, I'm just, you know, mad that the kid's infected. He didn't say Giselle.

No. But who? Look, look. Look here. Like, Mr. Kraft, you can't. Hey, they went to where they went with that. You can't touch none of that. You can't do about that. You can't touch that.

Hey, I'm sorry. I'm going to go up there and leave that alone. Because, you know, I'm saying, I'm sure they were. Look, they were certain parameters that they were given. Now, obviously, they did a job. They didn't bring the kids in. We want to protect the kids. Hey, leave the kids

alone now. Leave the kids alone. But, they left mom, they left dad alone. We're going to leave them alone. But boy, everybody else, they're close to you. Think about what you're saying. Here's the parameters. Leave the kids alone.

Leave my dad alone. Now go to work. Hey, y'all can get her. Can we talk about your wife? Hell yeah. Hey, I think the thing is is that like,

at some point in time now you know there's an expectation of like hey Ocho I done gave you I done been on the back burner you told me that you coming home for 13 years you say hey one more he ain't coming home

oh you got film study he got film study you got film study hey hey listen you do a roast about me I'ma say this hey kids off limit here's some ammo here's some ammo

do work and then when it's all over I'ma do the same thing yeah you know what I mean I kind of regret that's all over, I'm going to do the same thing. Yeah, you know what I mean? I kind of regret that the kids in fact, I'm lying. I'm glad. Gil, Gil, Gil, Gil gave us

most of the good ammunition. I'll give you all the ammunition. He handed us the gun. Man, look here. I just think the thing is, man, it is just tough to like, I'm okay, because you know, like I said, we've all been in

situations, had somebody do something reckless, man, because see, when you private with it, you can deal with it in private. When you public and the world know, everybody walking by you like, damn, you're going to beat the brakes off your wife. Man, hey, Gil, now you know how it goes when somebody, girl or wife get caught. And you're like, damn. I had a homeboy at college

got caught. Dude didn't even play no sports. Got caught. He's a dude on the football team. Dude in there beating the brakes off in the door. So you know me. Hey, Sharp, you hear what happened? Oh, what happened? Man, you ain't heard my last night.

Bruh, what? Sharp, ain't nobody told you. So now, you know, so now, Ocho, I done said it three times. I don't know what happened. Man, you sharp. You really tell me?

I said, bro, stop that bull jive now. I don't know what happened. You really tell me ain't nobody told you yet? So now I'm hot. Man, what the hell happened? Man, such and such up there beat the brakes off his girl. I said,

for real? So you know me. I get, hey, I get dressed. I wait for him to come in. I wait for him to come into the locker room, Bocho. I said, hold on. You let such and such, and he ain't on the football team, and you let him beat the brakes,

beat the back at your girl? oh, I'm up next. Man, go ahead. Hey, I say, hey, I'm next. You know I'm the big man on campus. You let him do it, oh, I'm definitely, come on, man. I'll let that go, man. So, you know, we joke. You know how it is.

Hey. Oh, them jokes in the flat now. In the locker room. We stretching. We in the flat now. In the locker room? We stretching. We in the line stretching. So I said, well, hey, you let a boy do that? Oh, I know. I'm coming off the top rope tonight.

I'm a beat up. So he get up out of the line. We stretching. He come up there. Hey, man. Man, you need to leave. I said, bro, look here. You better go get your ass back in line. So your girl got up back beat up. You better go get your ass back in line. So your girl got her back beat out and you about to get your ass tore up.

That's a terrible combination. Hey! Man! You can't let us know. You cannot let us know. No. Once I'm done,

I don't give a fuck what y'all do after that. Oh, but you mean you ain't done? You're a writer. That's your guy. I just saw y'all hold a hand and go to the cafeteria. You walking to the cafeteria? No, no, you not done. You done after that dude done poured that much meat up out of.

But before then, you wasn't. Oh, Joe, before then, you wasn't done. Remember, I can get a new one, huh? That's okay. Listen, NBA, you got a nice little girlfriend a day tomorrow, somebody. You got to be able to move on your swivel. You got to be quick. No, but see, listen.

Everybody got that one. Yeah, you might have that. But you got a favorite car you like to drive. That's your favorite car. Hey, you know, look here. All athletes know you try to put one on the shelf that can't nobody reach. But you know, hey, they can tiptoe. They got deep pockets.

They can reach up there and get a deal. You know how it works. You don't put it on the shelf up there, Unc, because you put it on the shelf and you make it exclusive, they're going to tiptoe. It hurt even more. They're going to tiptoe. They're going to tiptoe. But look, this is what we got to really think about.

What's that? This is pre-recorded. Right? This wasn't live. This was pre-recorded. I think it was live. Was it live? This was pre-recorded. This was pre-recorded, which means he already heard the jokes. That means if there was something in there he didn't want in there,

he would have had it scrubbed. Yeah, you know, that was a little, let me go ahead and move. He did. So he was okay with the product that came out. I don't want that. Y'all need to do a thing. Oh,

somebody done beat my time. I thought I laid down a time of world record time. If you say both done came and ran past me. Oh, no. Oh, no. Because here's the thing. Especially, the best thing

that's working for Tom, Tom isn't on the team anymore. Because you know how it is. Ocho, you know how. I don't know how it is in the locker room, Gil, but if it happened in an NFL locker room, oh, shit. What?

We got video. We playing the video. Your locker room. And you know that girl you just had yesterday? Bam, me too. Oh, man. Come on, bro. Yeah, y'all.

Yeah, I think that thing was live, though, Gil. I don't think that was live. I don't think that was recorded. That was live? Mm-hmm. But, you know, hold on. How much you paid him? $25 million.

Woo! Oh, yeah. $25 million to talk about. Talk about how this scuba diver, XMM guy beat on my girl. Give me my 25. Do work. I'm being there drinking drinks too.

Like I said, I wouldn't want, look, no matter what, when you watch you have kids, no matter what you think of the mom, you don't want I wouldn't want look no matter what look when you once you have kids no matter what you think right of the mom you don't want your kid

that's your kid's mom and you never want them to see them as anything other than mom and Christine and so that's why you you have to be careful how you talk to your

your kid's mother in front of them. Because I don't want them to think man, your mom, hey. Hey. Hey. She was pristine. She was the Virgin Mary when your boy met her. Mm-hmm.

Mm. Yeah, you stupid. Sometimes they got to find out the hard way just like they did on netflix god damn it mama you left me for a black belt and i made 25 million off of it it says giselle was reportedly deeply disappointed by the disrespectful portrayal of her family on Sunday evening's roast show. Brady reportedly apologized for the joke, sent Giselle and jiu-jitsu instructor Joaquin Valente. Man, I ain't apologizing to him.

Y'all need to apologize for me for what y'all had going on behind my back. Man, they got photos of them walking together hand in hand. I don't give a damn what they got. I ain't apologizing. You should have thought about that. That's what I just said. They got photos of her and the instructor walking hand in hand. Yeah. Apologize for, man, child.

Netflix, Netflix. Hey, Netflix. Netflix. I'm telling you right now. Look, 25 million, right? I'll give you the list Right Hey Gil, you were doing for 2.5 million While you bull driving There ain't gonna be no kickboxing instructor, I can tell you that

Shit Shit, I got a whole This is a super Super, super, super team This is hall of fame in every sport. I can give you the list and the jokes, God damn it. Pay me, and I'm going to sit back like this. Hey, yeah.

Tell my kids, I can't believe they didn't answer your mama. Oh, my goodness. You know, send her some flowers. My bad. Nah, hell nah. You know, Ocho. You know how kids think they mama.

They think they mama Jesus Christ. Yeah, always. Rock with it. Like I said, their mom was good. I ain't got nothing bad to say about it, but to be married? And then, oh, that thing

hurt, man. I know it hurt. I ain't never been married, but thing hurt, man. I know it hurt. I ain't never been married, but I know it been hurt. I know it hurt. It probably hurt, Dan. I mean, listen. Oh, yeah. You remember

when he was in Tampa, he left camp for about 11 or 12 days, remember? Yeah, at the beginning. Yeah, you remember trading camp? And I said,

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All right. Now it's time for Q&A. We got, we got, we got to, oh yeah, we got, we got, we got to grab. And they really, and they really didn't do too much about his, his first Bridget Moynihan. They didn't really say a whole lot about her. So. It made out pretty good. I mean, hey, bro, I mean, karma.

It is what it is. But look, Tom, look, Tom, if that's the worst thing that's going to happen to Tom in his life, I think he'd be okay. I mean, he up 17,000 to one. So he can't be mad about that. The Credo Glenn's Soccer Club Show. Hey, just received my shave by LaPortier. My fiance got me for my birthday and it's the smoothest cognac I've ever had.

Continued success. Credo, bro, thank you so much. I really appreciate that. Tell the fiance thank you for purchasing the much. I really appreciate that. Tell the fiance, thank you for purchasing the bottle. I appreciate your guys' support, and thanks for being patient with us. Grizz TV said, Gil Ocho, I really

love what y'all doing for the black community, being role models for guys like me, many others. You remind me of my grandfather, Ocho. You remind me of my cousin, Goat James. Goat James. Goat James. Ahead of time, love your watches. I can see you love watches.

What's your biggest purchase? That 5980 you're wearing. You know, a little something old cat gifted me. What you got on there? Yeah. A little 5980. English. Patek.

Okay. Okay. I see you. That's nice. You know, a little cat. A little cat. I see you. That's nice. You know, little cat, little cat, little cat. Yeah,

what you got on, Gil? What is that? What you got on? Oh, this is Patek, Patek Philippe. Yeah,

right here. What you got? Huh? What's that? The AP. That is, huh? What is it?

A Rich, a Rich Armin, or an AP? Oh, this is Orr Watch. $400. Oh, Lord. It's $400. $400.

As a matter of fact, I did a thing for YouTube tonight in the NFL. They had some of their content creators, and I was on a panel with Roger Goodell, and they was asking me about, you know, I was telling them about Nightcap that Ochoa, you and I created, and then we brought Gil Long to do some of the heavy lifting for basketball on Wednesday, and they asked me about Club Shea Shea. And I said, what television did for sports,

Cat Williams did for Club Shea Shea. Prior to television, the only thing you could hear, you could listen, but you couldn't see. Once sporting events could be shown you could see baseball you could see basketball you could see football it changed everything because we're visual what

TV did for sports is what Cat did for Club Shea Shea gave it legitimacy it made Club Shea Shea gave it legitimacy. It made Club Shea Shea a major player. No matter what you thought of Shannon Sharp, no matter what you thought of

Cat Williams, 69 million views in four months. Okay. Oh, he for real. And having a conversation, I went to his Netflix special and he told me, CJ and I, we went back to his dressing room and we were talking to him.

He said, what I'm most proud of is that you've been able to continue it. He said, I see you still have that same desire. You still put that same work in.

You still let the guests speak. He said, that's what I'm most proud of. He said, all that other stuff, you and I did what we did. And some, one day I'm going to sit down

and I'm going to have a conversation. I'm going to tell somebody what he told me and why he did what he did and why he came on my pod and why he said some of the things that he said. But he said,

like he said, he said, what I'm most proud of. He said, I watch, I still watch every episode. He says, I'm most proud that you guys

have been able to continue it and so but we had a great time tonight Ocho you should have been I thought had a great conversation with the commissioner so I told commissioner say we need to make that thing happen I got some I met some people Ocho we got some things we got some

eyes in the fire. Listen now anything you want to do with the commissioner you know me and the commissioner we don't we don't I could text him, now anything you want to do with the commissioner, you know, me and the commissioner, I can text him right now. Anything I need, you know, some of the things that I'm doing with the NFL, you know, commissioner stood on the table for me now, which is why I'm so involved on that other end. Yeah.

Despite, you know, I issued what I was planning and getting fired and all that. He's the first one to go to bat for me. Oh, yeah. I like Commish. Look, he wasn't the commissioner when I played, obviously. I was with Paul Tagliabue. Paul and Commish came in when I came in in 90.

He left when I left and he retired in 04. He was there with Commissioner Roselle, rest his soul. But, yeah, it was great and then meet meeting a lot of people with the uh the youtube people a lot of the high ranking of people a lot of the ad people so it was it was great to be there boss lady said hey shannon i shannon our values mindset upbringing a similar nature like me you know you know what you want i i am a long-term yet offering friendship first. If you're tied up elsewhere, let me know. Damn.

Damn. I ain't tied up. I'm about to be, though. You know what I'm saying? I ain't tied up. Tied up with who? I mean, she said, you know, she said like, look,

we have a lot of the same mindset. I guess her upbringing is a lot like mine. Right, right. We was shitting in the woods. Oh, God damn. I don't know. Maybe she did. Maybe she had a night pot.

I don't know. I don't know. But I'm just going by what she said. She said, I'm not long-term yet, but I'm offering friendships. She said she just want to be my friend. Yeah. I love them. I love those.

Yeah, I love friends. You know, like on Professor Klump, when Sherman told him that they were colleagues, he like colleagues. Or Ernest. You know, Ernest said Khali. Y'all bad. Now you bad. Lady Ray said, just saying hi. Live from Vegas. Always love Nightcap trifecta.

Gotta know which of you is the best wingman. Not me. Because I ain't taking one for the team. Oh, no. No can do. Oh, no. I'm not a wingman. I threw my jersey hanging in the rafters.

Gil, I guess it's Gil then. Wingman? Yeah. Because Gil, you would take one for the team. I already know it. All day. Yeah, yeah. Listen, listen, listen.

When she knows she's not attractive and nobody wants her, she do the best job, right? Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. Right? She's willing to do anything. Anytime, anywhere.

And the best part about it, I can always deny it because how she looks, no one's going to believe I did it. Anything. That's what you do. You get the work. Come on now. Hey, it. That's what you do. You get the word, come on now. Hey, Gil, that's what you say, come on now.

Come on now. Really? That's what you think? Really? Really? Yeah. Go get your boy one more blue note box. You know what I'm saying?

Go get your boy. Because you know, back in the day, see, before you were tired, Bocho, you used to have them 99 cent waffles special. Oh, I know about that. What you talking about? Before my day. I was around for that. That old junior, that old big waffle. That old big waffle.

99 cents. 99 cents. Yeah. But I can't be no wingman. I can't take one for the team, man. Uh-uh. No, sir. Y'all can't put that on me. But I can't be no wingman. I can't take one for the team, man. Uh-uh. No, sir. Y'all can't put that on me. I mean, then you need a wingman because if I don't take one for the team,

you don't get none either. That's what I'm saying. Because we already know, look, if there are five women, at least three of them, they might be a 10, a 9, a 10 and a 9, or a 10 and a 8, or a 9 and a 8. The other is going to be twos and fues. You already know that. You already know that. I got a homeboy. I had a homeboy. I

took him everywhere. Hey, where y'all going? Come on. Because you know they ain't going to leave their friend. And they don't want to leave their friend left out. Anything from 175 to 350, he got me covered. He got me covered. anything from $175 to $350, he got me covered.

He got me covered. He's a two right now. She's a ten. He's a king-size sheet on a full-size bed. He got it covered, Ocho. He got it covered. What the hell y'all talking about?

You know my friend, she ain't got... Hell yeah. Oh, she good. Let's go. She good. You okay? Oh, he got it.

He going to take care of it. That's my boy. I've been knowing this dude all my life. Yeah. Yeah. Man, we play ball together. Oh, yeah. Yeah, man.

Yeah. He good people. Good. Ultra. Are you sure? Listen, it's cool, Ultra. Listen, they ride, listen, big girls ride it with their T-shirts on.

Right? It's a different experience, man. Right. Yeah, they got the T-shirts on, so it stay warm. Right? You good. Yeah, I'll let y'all have that one.

Hey, don't get me in trouble, boy. Hey, Lord Day said, Ultra, throw some facial hair. Look like Michael Blackson's thumb. Fish from SpongeBob. Look at that. All right. He can't grow no hair.

He got alopecia. He can't grow no hair. I ain't growing no hair for you. Man, she like it at home. That's all that matter. That's what Real say. Nah, nah, nah, boo, boo. Yeah. That's what Real say. Nah, nah, they boo-boo.

Yeah, Real say, Real say, hey, Real say, uh, I went and got him. Made him cut everything off, too. I got him.

I say, Real, you did all that? Yeah. Yeah, uh. Yeah. So did. Dark Knight Kemp

say, uh, bro here looking like Thanos Gauntlet on his wrist and Infinity Stones on his neck. Yeah, you know, I got me a little something, you know, cap. I couldn't

sit on all this thing any more long. I said, man, burn the hole. You know, when you were younger, you get a couple of dollars on your way, burn the hole. Burn the hole right in your pocket. Burn the hole right in your pocket. I remember them days. Man, look here, I already know we about to keep on going. I got them days. Man, look here.

I already know we about to keep on going. I got a flight. I got to get up. The car is going to be downstairs at 4 a.m. It's 2 o'clock right now. I'm going to get back.

Give me about an hour to a quarter of sleep. I'm going to get up because I got to take a shower. I can't, I can't, I can't go. No, I can't leave my house without taking a shower.

No? No. No, me neither. I'm going right to the gym after can't leave my house without taking a shower. No? No. No, me neither. I'm going right to the gym after this to train my son. Huh? Yeah. No, I can't. No, I can't.

You leave the house without taking a shower with Gil in the morning? No, no, no. I can't wake up without a shower. So I go in. Yeah, see? Oh, shit. Y'all better than me, bro. I take a shower every Friday.

Every Friday, man. I know y'all like, y'all know y'all water bill be hiding the motherfucker, boy. Let me tell you something. Before I live with Rel, let me tell you a little trick I used to pull. And fellas, if you talk to a young lady, I mean, you might want to take heed to this. So, you know, before Rel and I started talking, what I would do is to keep my bills low at home, as far as my water, my electricity, my cable bill, I would stay at her place on purpose. So she really thought I was really trying to spend time with her, you know, but being there so often, but what I was really trying to do

was I was just trying to keep my utilities down. So I would be over there all the time. And, you know, I come home at the beginning of the month, goddamn water bill, $30, light bill, about, you know, $40. Cause I ain't really using none. And I'm, I'm so cheap with the shit, all appliances through the house. I unplugged the toaster. I unplugged the microwave. Uh, the only thing I have plugged in, you know, full time is a refrigerator. I unplug clocks. I unplug every goddamn thing. And she ain't really catch on to the back end when, you know, I'm like, he's like,

you know, you spend a whole lot of time here. Is everything okay at home? I say, everything is fine. Everything is fine. And then later on, she found out I was only spending

most of my time there because I was just trying to keep my bills down. Nah, if a real shit would have put your ass out, you ain't finna be sitting up there drawing up all my AC. Yeah,

it wasn't no thing. And just the fact that, you know, she paid the bills. So now we under the same roof in this big ass place. And, you know,

gotta remember that. I'm a stay at home father. She do all, she do all the heavy lifting. Not for much longer. Why you say that? Cause I told Real to boot you out. Nah, that's. Why you say that? Because I told Rel to boot you out.

Nah, that's fine. That's fine. Because, listen, she can leave now because if she try to leave now, I'm taking half everything anyway. I ain't tripping. I'm going to make sure

if she leave, I'm going to keep this same lifestyle. Man, stall out, man. Let Rel live in peace, man. Oh, she can live. She can live all she want. Thank you guys for watching. Please make sure you hit

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