The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: Bobby Almost Got Beat Up + Eddie Ran Into This Former A-List NBA Player in New York + Are the Refs Conspiring Against the Spurs?

Episode Date: May 27, 2026

Bobby shares the story of how wanting to help an older lady somehow almost turned into him getting beat up, and the guys try to figure out where it all went wrong. Eddie talks about running into a former A-list NBA player while he was in New York, which led to the IT team doing some research and finding out if it was actually him or not. Plus, the guys get into the Spurs-Thunder game, the refs, and whether there’s actually a conspiracy happening — or if San Antonio fans are just looking for someone to blame.   Follow the Show: @25WhistlesSports  Follow the Crew: @MrBobbyBones @ProducerEddie @KickoffKevin @MikeDeestro @BrandonRayMusic See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We missed our Monday usual show day because it was a holiday and I just had some stuff I needed to talk about. So you guys are good? Yeah, man. Let's talk about it. This is all me. Number one. The first note that I made is Greg Olson won the sports Emmy over Tom Brady and Greg Olson is the number two announcer. Tom Brady is number one.

Oh, wow. Kind of awkward. On the same network? Yeah. They bumped Olson down to put Brady in the number one. Do you think that's true? Like, do you like him better? Oh yeah, I think he's way better.

Olson's way better. Yeah, Olson's awesome. Yeah. And it's not even that I was an Olson fan when he played for the Carolina Panthers. He's just better. But Brady's gotten pretty good.

But yeah, Greg Olson Edge's number one, Tom Brady for Best Analyst for the Sports Emmy. Dang. I'm not there yet with Brady. Like, I don't like it. I don't like it when he calls games yet. I probably will get there eventually and he'll probably get better the more he does it. But right now,

I don't like it. What I do like is that he's gotten a lot better, and I think that makes me like it more, because when he started, brutal. Yeah. Okay. Guy had spent his whole life preparing for that, and you knew he was going to work and get better, and he did get a lot better. Yeah. So I don't know if he's actually good or if he's just gotten a lot better, and like, I respect that. But, yeah, Tom Brady, number one chair, Fox Sports NFL coverage, but the National Academy of Television Arts and Science believe that he is not superior in the booth.

It's got to fire him up a little bit. It's awkward. And you know some of those voters were literally just doing it because they thought it would be funny to vote for him over Tom Brady. Absolutely. Do you like Romo? Yes. And I think like, yes, he makes bold predictions, right?

And he's still doing it, which is crazy to me. As much as the game changes, like, dude, you got to, at some point you're going to have to stop doing it because you're going to, you don't know the game the way you used to when you used to play. Like, it's changed so much. But so far, I still like Romo. And I enjoy hearing him on TV. I guess I don't see him doing as many predictions as he used to. I know when he came out, he came out hot and he was nailing stuff.

And that's why I went so viral. But now he's just, he's a lot. A lot. He's a lot. So I don't see the predictions as much. Occasionally. But he said, I did him. He's just that, though.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. But Jim, Nance is so chill Hi Jim, Jim, what do you think, Jim? Jim! That's funny. That's what it feels like to me. I also, I like them, fine. But now that I know people don't like them,

I try to listen to see why people don't like them. And all I hear is, yeah, Jim, he's going to run the ball, you ran the ball, right, Jim, that's what I said, Jim. Right, right, right, Jim, Jim, Jim, Jim. Yeah, sometimes it's like, you don't have to talk every second of the game. It's like you have to fill a gaps. Wow.

You guys are hating on row a little bit. No, I'm not. And I think Romo is better than Tom Brady. Uh-huh. But because Tom Brady started from low, it feels better than where they are because Romo started high. Yeah. And I would say regress just a bit.

And the people just don't like his energy. It's just a lot. What do you guys think about Tarrico doing basketball? I don't mind Tarrico doing anything. Yeah. Tarrico is wonderful wherever he does it. I don't mind Tariko doing all sports. And I don't mind Herb Street doing NFL.

I'm still getting used to that one a little bit just because the voice, to me, it's like Al Michaels, right? Like his voice to me screams Monday night football. Now I think it's Prime. Amazon, yeah. Or Amazon, yeah. So, like, it shifts a little bit. But, like, Tariko to me is the sound of Tariko and Collinsworth on a Sunday night.

Oh, but the Olympics, too. He did those wonderfully. Yeah, I just think Tariko anywhere works for me. But again, like, I'm watching basketball and I'm just like, oh, man, it still sounds so cool. Like to hear Tariko call a sport that he normally doesn't. Is Marva Albert still alive? Yeah. When I think of basketball announcer, announcer's not fair.

Why would you even call that? He's an announcer, right? Yeah, he's 84. But an announcer would be like, now shooting three throws. Play-by-play? Yeah, like play-by-play guy. Dude, his voice is so iconic.

Basketball? Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. His voice brought the excitement in the game. Like, he's the OG for me. I'm sure there are much more OGers if you're older and watch basketball on networks. Marv Albert was the first. Who was your favorite football one? I saw a meme.

It's like, which one would you choose? And the one I chose was Chris Fowler. He's so good. College. That only comes to mind because they posted six pictures, and it's like, which one would you choose? And to me, it was Fowler, and there were a bunch of good ones. But Fowler, but that's college. That's college, yeah.

But I'd go Fowler. Overall, I enjoy, generally speaking, college more than the NFL. But if I were to have to pick an NFL, it'd probably go to, it'd probably go to the Emmy winner right there. To Greg Olson. Dude, to me, Al Michaels, that sound just gets me excited for football. Still? Still, man?

I love it. He's iconic, but I just feel like the last few years, he's just kind of like, just coaxing. He's like, I'm cool. I'm just doing some fun now. Dude, do you remember when it was Al Michaels, Dan Diodorf, and Frank Gifford? They were like the Monday Night Football. Dude, that sound of them three talking brought so many memories to me. Do you remember when it was Rush Limbaugh on the booth for a while?

No. They tried him out as one of the, I believe he was like a color analyst. No way. Yeah, and I think they did Dennis Miller for a while. I hope I'm not crazy. Dennis Miller. I do remember that. But I think they put Rush Limbaugh on the booth.

for a while. If you don't mind fact-checking that. Yeah, in 2003, he was on Sunday NFL countdown. Wow. And a color commentator for Monday Night Football in 2000. So he was doing games. That's crazy. What about baseball? Interesting, because baseball is so regional and team-specific for the most part.

I still like Joe Buck. Yeah, Joe Buck's awesome. Because he does the national... I like Joe Buck. That's another guy that I can allow to do anything. A lot of people don't like him. I like him to do football. Yeah, I do. too. I think he's really good. I think people don't like Joe Buck because they don't like Joe Buck

because Joe Buck will also come out and do interviews and stuff. I think he's great. I love him in interviews. I think that's just a Joe Buck thing. It seems like Joe Buck loves Joe Buck. So that to me is always kind of like, all right. Joe Buck loves Joe Buck. I don't think you do that job though if you don't love you. Yeah,

yeah. Good point. And also to me, he's so associated with the Cardinals because of his dad, because his dad was the Cardinals guy forever, that that is a half strike against him, but then I realized I'm not 12. And that because I'm a Cubs fan doesn't mean I don't like the Cardinals announcers. You're like 30 years ago that mattered.

Yeah, I have to remind myself sometimes I'm not 12 years old. So, yeah, I thought that was a funny story to lead with. Second up, there was a story of Titis Jr., have you guys seen the 2%? Okay, so I believe it was probably 10 years or so ago. He went into business with one of those companies, and they gave him $2 million for 2% of his future earnings. Now, he was not a major league player. He was on the fast track, but who knows how every prospect will do. A lot of great prospects play for a minute.

Some don't even play. Do you know for how long that deal was, like 2% of your earnings for how long? Your career. For the whole career? Yeah. So Fernando Tateech Jr. owes the investment company. And the reason this is the story is because they just went to court because he's like, I don't have to pay them all this money.

And he said, you give me $2 million. It's 10%, not 2%. So my 2% is 2 million. That's where I got it mixed up. When he was an 18-year-old minor leaguer, Tatee received a lump sum payment of $2 million from the BLA, which is that company, the big league advance. in exchange he agreed to forfeit 10% of his future Major League Baseball earnings.

So four years later in 2021, he signed a 14-year $340 million contract with the Padres. His payment to them is tens of millions of dollars. To them, that's the greatest deal ever. Now, I'm sure they give people money and they don't get that money back. They get nothing, yeah. Did he stop making payments in 2024 and sued the firm to void the deal, claiming it was predatory and fraudulent. They counter sued and they just won.

Yeah, that's their business. And what's the name of their company? I mean, it's called like, it explains in the name. Yeah, BLA, Big League Advance. They're advancing you cash. And he has said to prior to this that that $2 million allowed him to get a trainer to eat better, to do a lot of the things that he actually needed the money for. It wasn't to buy a PlayStation and close.

Like $2 million is significant. Yeah. So the ruling was Because it went to arbitration and Titus won arbitration But then it went to court And the Superior Court judge says We're vacating the arbitrators award And so Tatis has to pay

3.74 million back from what he owes them already And then 10% moving forward every single year So just doing the If his contract is $340 million 10% of that's $34 million. And you gave them two And it's pre-tax It's pre-tax

So it's $34 million. Wow. So you're right. So if this company does this to say 100 ballplayers, right? And even like if you have 20 ballplayers that did nothing, you have a Tatis in there that now covers all that money you gave to everyone else. There are websites you can go and invest in ballplayers, like minor leaguers and give 200 bucks. It's almost like a... That's tough.

It's almost like crowdfunding. You can basically crowd fund a ball player and if they make it you have a part of their the money they make for the career. Well, I didn't know that. It's popped up in my Instagram for me to pay. No, but I've gotten really close a couple times.

That'd be cool. This sounds so up your alley. Yeah, I've gotten really close a couple times and just didn't commit to it. The thing is I wouldn't even know where to start like with a player. Right? Like a minor leaguer. Like, you know, like,

where do you even say? There's so many of them. You have to know the game or do your research like crazy. Well, the ones that want the money are the ones that they show you. So they vetted out all the things about them. It's not open market to go and approach a player and be like, I like to give you $1,000. Like this company. Yeah, it's somebody going, I want this money and this company going, he needs this much money. If you give this much money, you can get A, B, or C. That's cool. See, if you can find one of those sites. But I thought that Tatee Story was so cool. I didn't even know a company like that existed.

I only knew because of those websites, and then I just investigated a little bit more. But I think that Ellie Deli Cruz took money from them as well. Wow. And I understand, I understand how they feel. Like, it feels like, man, that's not fair. Like, that was so long ago. I was so young. I needed $2 million.

I could easily give you $2 million plus $5 and not the $30, like you said. But, I mean, that's not the business, man. that's... De La Cruz is going to have to give 10% of his. Dude, 10 is a big number. That's according to this story here. And he's awesome. Oh yeah.

He's awesome. Similar to Fernando Tetees Jr., Dele Cruz signed a contract degree and give up 10% of his lifetime MLB salary earnings to BLA in exchange for an upfront cash advance. He originally signed with the Reds for a $65,000 modest signing bonus. Did it say how much they gave him?

It doesn't? I kept looking for it. Because right now, Della Cruz does not have a massive deal. It doesn't look like. But he will sign a massive deal. Yeah, it's coming. Yeah, it looks like the MLB supports it too.

The crowdfunding that is. Like they promote it and they help these kids out and you can go on the site and there's literally like just kids in New York, Kentucky, Oklahoma. Like, help me reach my dreams and you can contribute. What are the lowest amounts you can contribute? Let's see. Good question.

Are we going to buy some players? $50. Again, I have flirted with doing it and being a bit on the show and then following them. Dude, if I told my wife, hey, hear me out. We invested in Chris Gainsworth, third baseman for the Tupelo Honey Rangers. She didn't be like, who? We're going to Tupelo. You just buy shares at $1.25 a share.

Is there a minimum? One share? Which is how much you said? I mean, it's different for different people. What I'm looking at right now is $1.25 per share. $1.25? So you can buy one share of this player for $1.25. Dude, and then you go to the games.

I own you. Don't say that. Don't strike out. You suck. I own you. You throw the ticket when he starts. Chris Gainsworth. I'm going to trade you.

It says if they sign an MLB contract, you earn a fixed percentage of their salary. Dude, that's so cool. Isn't that wild? That is so cool. Did you guys watch any of the clips of the enhanced games? No. No, I only saw pictures. No clips, though.

Now, I didn't watch it. I don't know if they showed on a network, so I'm not going to act like I was watching all of these steroid Olympics is what they were calling them. Because you could use whatever you wanted. That's crazy. Steroids, any sort of performance antinthrax, testosterone. Can you do like Coke? I think you could do anything.

They don't drug test. Wow. What would that do, though? They're on cocaine, just like, ah. Adderald up. He watched them like, nobody really set records. From what I saw nobody No I saw the guy from Game of Thrones

The Mountain was his name I believe Trying to set the world record for deadlift He did not get it The person who won the swimming Was a non-enhanced athlete No way So You may Google

I didn't see all the way through But I did not see anybody break any world records Because if they did I think they got a million dollars If you win whatever the sport is You got $250,000 And if you broke a world record you got a million.

From what I saw at a point, nobody had broken any world records. This title on this article says one record broken, I'm trying to find it though. Was it a running record from like 1956 or some weird thing? Oh, that long ago?

It was not really that entertaining. Could you, since they weren't testing, could you say that you were a non-enhancer? No, I think they were testing, but your negative or positive didn't affect it. Didn't matter, okay. because that's interesting. He just lie.

Like you say, I'm not an enhancer, but you really are. One of the dudes was so, a swimmer was so jacked up. Really? He didn't win. That's what the record was. 50 meter freestyle. And that's 50 meters is just one trip. One lap.

Yeah. A Greek swimmer, Christian Golamiv. Was he enhanced? Yes, he was. I would think that those are the ones. Like a big burst of energy, whatever like competition is a quick burst. you could probably dominate if you're enhanced.

When I had seen it, there were none and if there's only one, that also shows you that the most elite aren't doing this anyway. Right. And that you can enhance all you want. If you're not already at a level of elite, that enhancement is not going to get you

to a higher... You can't be a six out of ten, do a bunch of freaking drugs, and be a nine out of ten. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You may get to a 7.5, but you ain't gonna be a 10, 9.5, But I didn't see the swimming thing was broken, but...

Yeah, just one, though. But that feels like in that one lab, he could almost jump the whole way. Since you don't have to turn around, you just jump really far. Your dive is like halfway and then you go. Apparently he used PEDs and also like a suit that's banned, a body suit. Oh, bro. You need all that. He puts fins on.

Like, you're just using everything illegal? And you beat the record by 0.07 seconds. Wow, barely. You got a propeller on your back. It's just how do you cheat? A motor. You jump in a boat. But that's funny.

I did not find that to be wildly entertaining. I did watch Johnny Mansell and Bob Menry. Yeah, the fight. They look like, it looked like a street fight. It also looked like if me and you took our shirts off and got into it. Because I don't know Bob Minnery except for Ramundo being like he does all the funny videos. He loves both of those. He like overdubs sports videos but with really outrageous absurd things with his voice.

And so that's the only reason I know Bob Miner. I don't know what else he does. And I don't say that disrespectfully. That's just how I know him and I wouldn't know his face. I do know Johnny Mansell for many things. Texas A&M, NFL, flaming out, staying flamed out. Documentary. Documentary, then flaming out again, not making a game day.

I still, I guess I expected Mansell to look in a little better shape since he was an NFL player. Yeah. And they have their shirts off and you're like, oh, that's Eddie and I, just getting at it. Yeah, just kind of just chilled for a few years. The thing about Mansell, though, he's still an elite athlete. Even if he's fat, he's still an elite athlete. I wouldn't say he's fat. He definitely was soft. So unless you're like Bob Minery and you're like, for real, trained and you're a great athlete,

Johnny Mansell is such a natural athlete. You don't make it to the NFL without some sort of natural ability. So he basically kicked him a bunch of times and then pounded his head. Yeah, because it was M. Yeah, Menry looked like he was on something for sure. Oh, yeah. And I think I saw Dana White say

that he saw Menry at the casino like 4 a.m. the night before. Training. It's part of the training. Did you see his face? Oh, yeah, afterwards. It looked like he had hit the steering wheel in a car wreck

because the top of his forehead and his eyes were completely like raw. Yeah. That was entertaining to me because it was so bad. But also you're looking at a professional athlete and then I'm sure Minerie was a good athlete. I'm not sure what his background is

but he had to beat him to accept that fight you think you're going to beat a former NFL quarterback at something athletic and they're good friends Are they buddies? Yeah, they're friends. They did a podcast together already after the fight like their friends. I did see the afterward Minery was like I'm sorry

I really let you guys like he was sad that he lost and he was doing a post after it. Ray J was in a fight now Ray J a couple things he had a music career but mostly the sex tape with Kim Kardashian. That was the original he had music before that but he wasn't like a massive star or anything.

And he got knocked out and had to go to the hospital. Like last I heard he was in the hospital. The street fight? No. Same same car. It was on the same car. Yeah, because they had like Lance Stevenson and Michael Beasley. They were all the same car.

Where did they show this? On the internet. I don't know. That's why I watched it. Because it wasn't like on a streaming service or anything, right? No, I don't think so. Because I saw the whole fights posted as clips because the Mansell fight was one round. So it wasn't even like I was dialed in watching it live.

I did watch the whole fight because the whole first round was just put up as an Instagram. But yeah, Ray J was knocked out and the last I saw he was in the hospital still. Yeah, it says that this was yesterday. He was in the hospital as of yesterday too. Concussion and experiencing issues with heart beating slower. Happy Pride Month, Toronto. Pride is an opportunity for you to create your own space to celebrate your existence. IHart Radio is proud to be an official sponsor of Pride Toronto Festival, and we won't stop.

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podcasts. Did Eddie tell you who we saw in New York yesterday? I have not told him. No. So I was in... Can I show him the picture and he can guess? Yeah, let me set it up. Okay.

I had four interviews I was doing in New York. Yeah. So we scheduled them all at the same time. And so I was interviewing Kenan Thompson from S&L. My childhood. Yeah. Yeah, that's awesome. I was interviewing Neve from Catfish, the I created Catfish.

He did the original documentary who he was catfished, then 10 years of that show. There's somebody named Miss Dale Jones who's massive online about money and I talk to her about that and then Gary Vee. Do you know Gary Vee is? Yep. Okay.

So I was doing those four interviews and so we were going up and I was already in and Eddie goes, hey, guess who I saw it down there? Here's a picture. This is from behind because we didn't want to we didn't want to be obvious. Yeah, can I look at it now?

Yeah, look at it. Who is it? Like who comes to mind immediately. Immediately? Yeah. Dwight Howard. That's who they said it was. Really?

No doubt. Dwight Howard was like smoking with a homeless guy down at the bottom of the building. So literally on the streets of New York, he's sitting there with a homeless dude, talking to the homeless guy. They're in a middle of conversation. He has a joint in his hand. Shut up. You see it in the picture. Oh yeah, you're right.

Seemingly a joint. I smelt it. Allegedly. Yeah. Go ahead. And both Brandon and I look at each other and go, there's no way. What? Was that Dwight Howard?

So both of us thought it was Dwight Howard. We tried to compare the tattoos on his shoulder. Yeah. But that's the only picture we have. So they don't know for sure if it was Dwight Howard. I went to Dwight Howard's Instagram and I found a video of him at the beach. And he has this tattoo on the same shoulder that's kind of triangular at the top. And that one is too.

Yeah. Yeah, on the shoulder. Yeah. So they think they saw Dwight Howard smoking weed with a homeless guy. On a bench in New York City That's awesome And Kevin, looking at the picture Where it's just taken from behind this person

You thought it was Dwight Howard I mean Because he has like this long Square shoulders Long arms, long legs Body type And that looks just like Even sitting down looks just like them

From behind What color shirt is he wearing in that? Black Is he wearing a gold chain? Well it's from behind You see it on the back of his neck He got some chains on Because I'm seeing a video he posted yesterday in New York

Oh! It's him. I haven't seen the photo you said, but he's wearing a black cutoff and chains. That's it. That's it. That's a cutoff. I didn't see the backpack. Show it to Mike.

If he's in New York, though, that's it. And you know, like when you see someone famous and you do the double take, because you're like, wait a second, I know that person. That's him. Yep. Same chains. Same shirt. They saw Dwight Howard smoking weed with a homeless guy in New York.

But dude, and the homeless person. It was almost like they just were just in a good conversation together. Like it wasn't like the homeless person stopped him. It was like they're both just sitting there talking about something and they're both entertaining each other. Very interesting. Are you sure as a homeless guy? I'm not 100% sure, but it seemed like it was a homeless person. Could it just been somebody from a band.

It could have been. Okay, well, that was Dwight Howard. Wow, wow, wow, wow. That's amazing. That's awesome. That's pretty crazy. And then what did Keenan say when you asked him? He's like, it's New York. Oh, yeah, he's like, yeah.

Probably. Oh, no big deal. Probably. All good. We see him all the time. Yeah. Probably, yeah. Oh, how about that?

Wow, Mike. Good job. This last weekend, I went to the Arkansas Super Regional and softball. And they are playing this week in the College World Series, which is very cool because they've never been in the history of the program. But we're there for the Super Regional, and it is jam packed. There's 3,000 people in this softball stadium. It's probably the. And Arkansas was top three in attendance on all division one softball this year already.

The only two schools that had better attendance was Oklahoma, which they have the sickest stadium ever. Brand new, it's built, loves bought it. They're an Oklahoma company. Also, Patty Gassel has won eight national championships. Their stadium is. So it's two and a half times the next. It's that elite. Alabama and then Arkansas.

And Alabama and Arkansas are pretty close in attendance. But it was the most packed I've ever seen. It was game two, so Arkansas was playing Duke two out of three. They had won the first game. They were now playing the second game. And if they win that, they win the Super Regional, go to the World Series for the first time ever. So they end up winning. And it's crazy.

And everybody's like, oh, my God, I'm pumped. It's my brother-in-law. It's also my team. Fireworks are going off. And I have passes to get wherever. I have a family pass. It's not even that they're like, oh, Bobby Bowens, I just have a gassau pass. I have DJ's daughter, Glory Gassau pass.

I have DJ's daughter, Glory Gavis. On my pass, I just go. She's one and a half, so I just go wherever. And so they know me there too. So I walked down as soon as the game is over and I'm going to go on the field with everybody. And we had done that at Utah as well when DJ led that team to their first ever college world series appearance. And so we're on the field and taking pictures, celebrating whatever. And I walked back up for a little bit because Caitlin had the baby and she wasn't going to go down right in the middle of the hysteria on the field. And on the field, they were only letting the team, people that had passes, and some media. So I walk back up to get Caitlin because Caitlin has a pass too.

We're going to go down and I'll take pictures, which are on my Instagram. And I see an older lady, she's probably 75 or so. She's wearing a yellow jacket, and she's basically having to be the bouncer or the... Security. Yeah, like the... What would you call that position? Usher? Yeah, good one.

she's basically the usher and she has to tell people no you can't go yes you can go she's old and so she's doing a good job and she's like you can't go no no no

and there's one player on the Arkansas team and she didn't know this was happening her parents were let on the field and her parents had some friends in the outfield and her parents told those other people you should come down here

come on well there's friends that the parents just can't go on the field and so I'm back up here with baby and getting Caitlin to go back up. And I see these four people walk up to the Usher and go, hey, we're supposed to go down there. The parent of the players said

we can come down there. And she said, I can't let you guys go down there. You don't have a pass. You're also not a parent. Everybody could say they were called down. I can't. And the woman goes, F you. Whoa. It was crazy. She goes, F you. The parent told us to come down. And the poor

old lady goes, I cannot let you down there. And the woman flips her off right in her face. and then walks off. Now, right when she said F you, my antennas went up a little bit. I might get Bob Minaree, but I'm not going to let them treat this old lady like this.

Who said that? Was it a man or a woman? Okay. A woman. And so I'm like slowly walking that direction because the lady can handle, she's older, but she can handle herself. The one flips her off right in her face.

And so I'm walking over to her now. And luckily they turn around and walk off. She goes, after you, and flips her off again. Dang. And I just looked at the, like, the usher, and I was like, I'm really sorry you have to deal with that. And she's like, yeah, it could get a little hairy sometimes. I just thought, who would do that?

Like, who has the guts to do something? She's drunk, do you think? I don't know. But the people with her weren't stopping her. It was like her dude that she's with in another couple. But this woman's doing her job. And also, you're not even the parents of the kid out there. You're like friends of the parents.

You don't have the right just because of, like, have some common sense. they treated her so bad. I thought for a second I might get beat up, very split, because there were two big dudes. And then I just went over and I was like, I'm really sorry I have to deal with this. She's like, it happens. And so that old lady, you're never going to hear this.

But shout out to you. Because she was like, you're not going. I can't let you go. Those are the rules. She wasn't even mean about it. And that lady, who's probably 40 years younger and there put her middle finger right in the old lady's face. Who does that?

That sucks. I don't know that person. I don't know anybody in my life that would react that way to that situation. Right. I can understand getting irritated. Like, no, she said I could come down. Oh, come on.

Please. No, okay. But to middle finger somebody? Yeah. And it's not like she was being, I don't know, confrontational towards her in the first place. None. None. I'm talking about totally was trying to take the situation and turn the volume down.

And the way she reacted with just like, yeah, you know, it gets like that sometimes. It means it probably happens all the time. Yeah. And that sucks because that's. such a fun thing to celebrate and then you got people like that. Yeah. I almost got beat up. Hey man, but it would have been for a good cause.

I literally would have jumped in because I was getting close and I was like, my baby's going to watch me get beat up for the first time. Hey, she's young. That's what I was thinking. Yeah, she won't know. She won't remember it. Have you seen the TikTok videos of the guy that goes up to people and calls them MFers? Just normal people, he goes to the story.

He's like, hey, MFer. Like, will you help me with the? He doesn't. It's not aggressive. And the guys are like, what'd you call me? Oh, yeah, I'm just looking where this is, MF. I just need a couple of these. They're just like, don't say that to me.

He hasn't been punched or anything? Not yet. There's one guy that walks from behind people and like slams him with the shoulder. Oh, oh, I've seen that. Yeah, yeah. That has to be set up because he does it to big dudes. And they just keeps walking and they're like, what the? That has to be set up because these dudes that he's doing that too.

They would kill him. Yes. And like, it's not, that's not worth it. No. Never worth it. TikTok video? No. People are, yeah.

Eddie, your Spurs lost last night? Dude, I, look, I am not one of these people that say. Oh, you're doing refs? Oh, God. Here we go. Here we go. You doing refs? I didn't even know you watched that much basketball to know the ref.

No, it's just, look. Like, the calls were bad, right? Everybody can agree that some of those calls were really bad. The, the goaltending call, it's terrible. The review call. you knew that it was about to be under review. Like, don't start the game. You know that the Spurs head coach is about to review this because it was whatever.

There were about a handful of bad calls. And then, but this is on the Spurs. I don't understand. The Spurs know. The coaches know that when Wimby is in the paint, they're a success. Like, this is how you win games. This is how you won a lot of the games in the season. Wimby in the paint scoring on everyone, getting every rebound.

and they don't. They keep them in the perimeter and I feel like are they just hoping? They just want a game seven? All this is just to get a game seven because now the East has already, we've already figured out the Knicks are playing.

They're not playing anymore. So now they need more basketball. Who's they? The NBA? Somebody. I think, well, strategically, I know why they have Wemby outside is to get like Hartnstein or whomever

outside as well on him so they can open up. up the lane for whomever, Fox, Harper, etc. Open up the middle. Sure. So it does create those lanes. And try that for 10 minutes. Try it for 15 minutes.

But after you see that it's not working and it's a 10-point game and we're still in it, change it up. So you are out coaching the coaches is what I'm hearing. No, I know that the coaches know this. They have to know this. But why aren't they doing it? So you know more than the coaches. No, I feel...

That's what you're saying, though. I'm not. I'm saying that somebody wants this... I just want you to hear yourself. I just want you to hear yourself. I'm saying somebody wants this series to go seven. Because there's no way that an NBA coach with so much knowledge and so much... So you know more.

Your knowledge is greater than theirs. It seems weird to me that they're not doing what the obvious is asking. It's weird to me. You're obvious. Everyone's. You know that. But everyone that's not a member of that coaching staff with decades of coaching experience that has practiced and played alongside them the whole year. They do know it.

And watch film. They do know. But you know more than. Somebody's telling them, hey man, don't do the. So you have a conspiracy now because you lost. It looked weird to me. Yesterday's game. They've done a really good job for all the other games.

I don't think they have. I think that. Making it look like it's a good competition? No, I think that they've called the games completely different every game. And like some games, they're allowing them to be extremely physical with Wembe. Correct. Some games, they're not. And I think I can understand being irritated at the inconsistency of how games are called.

But I have felt that once it has decided how the game is going to be called early, they maintain that consistency within the game. It just hasn't been consistently called, in my opinion, through every game. Yeah. Yeah, like Shea getting called on SGA The SGA, you know, draws a foul almost every single time Sometimes they'll do a whole game where he's not drawing fouls

Great But you're right He hit 32 last night I think 32 He gets a lot of backlash too Well, the NBA does It's kind of going viral now Yeah, that call of him

Maybe it's In game four The what flop Yeah and so But that's one of my viral and they're like He wasn't even touched But the guy was underneath him him when he came down. You have to give

them a spot to land. Shea does fall a lot. Sure. It's part of his game. The one super viral clip was a foul. Like on the baseline, right? Where he's fading away, I think or something. Yeah, and he kind of falls out of nowhere. I believe that's the same clip we're talking about. But I watched a few people that actually have knowledge of it talk about that

specific rule. And they're like, yeah, he didn't hit him, but you can't be where he is when he lands. You have to let the person land. But my only gripe has been inconsistency game to game. But I've seen wonderful consistency in each game. Because once they decide they're going to let them be physical,

god dang, they play, those are most physical games. Crazy games. And then there are games too where they're like, yeah, we ain't letting this happen, Wembe's not going to beat up the whole game, or Chet. And Chet's kind of sucked offensively. I think up until last night through four games, he had 45 total points. I think last, again, I'm just going from memory here. I think last night he might have like 14, something like that.

Yeah, I don't know. But without Jalen Williams, California Jalen Williams. Not Arkansas, J.L. Williams. Yeah. Which I believe he's J. Dub. J. Dub, and in Arkansas it was J.W. What did you see last night? 16 from shit, yeah.

16, yeah. So, yeah, they're down three, two, and they'll go back to San Antonio. I feel like San Antonio wins the next two. Good. The way it's, yesterday was set up, I feel like now they've set it up for San Antonio to win two in a row. I feel like the Thunder end up winning this. I think, though, the Thunder comes. them away, winning this, winning another championship. They're very young. San Antonio is slightly

younger, which is crazy. But also, now San Antonio is a real deal player because they just took the two-time champions to seven games in the West. Like, I think that's a story where everybody wins. San Antonio got closer. Winby is the real deal. They pushed the best team to seven games. They're now the second best team in the NBA. And people don't start hitting Wimby yet. Because once he starts winning, everybody hates them. And Wimby is still a good guy until he wins two titles. He's kind of a dick, huh? Like in a good way, I mean that a good way. Leader, leader.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Leader dick. It's like Caruso. Can't stand Caruso. Love Coruso. Would I love to have him on my team? Yes. It's like Pat Bev.

Same. Yes, Mark is smart. I would want Pat Bev. I would want play with Memphis and got crazy on the road. Tony Allen? No, played with Memphis. Oh. John?

And then went to Houston. Dylan Brooks. Yeah. Then it's Phoenix. Yeah, yeah. Like Dylan Brooks. Like, that's a guy I want to my team, but I want to punch him in the freaking face. Did you see his operation game that he teamed up with one of those companies where it's SGA shooting ball and it's like operation?

You got to, like the game, board game, and you got to go in there and any time you touch him, he's fouled and it goes off. That's funny. Yeah, it's really funny. So no matter who wins this game, do you think the Knicks, I mean, dude, I mean, the Knicks just dominated everybody they play. Do you think that they end up winning the whole thing? New York. Or do you think that they just had an easier road? I don't think they win the whole thing.

and I think they had it, I think the east is way easier. I mean, the West, Oklahoma City, the Spurs, even Denver. I know Denver flamed out early, but Denver, I'm not going to put the Lakers in there. A lot of competition.

Although I think the Lakers would have probably been in the East way better than they were in the West. The West is just a freaking nightmare. Houston, who? Timber Wolf, Minnesota. I mean, Houston, except they were just such an, internally,

that team just exploded because I think they all hate Kevin Durant. Yeah. The Knicks just made everybody they played look terrible. Yeah. The Cavs, as soon as they lost that game one when they're up, I think, 22 or something like that, it was like, okay.

Oh, Jananoby's awesome, by the way. Yeah, he is. I don't watch a lot of Knicks basketball. You know, Jaylen LaBronston's the story. Yeah. But Anahobie's awesome. But, yeah, it's war of attrition in that Spurs and Thunder

because... What did Harper do last? night. Nothing. He had five points. Okay, but because he's hurt still. He played. Sure, but I mean, at that point, like, you're just, you're not doing anything, man. But with the Thunder, like, AJ Mitchell's awesome, he's not playing.

J.L. William's even awesomer, and he's not playing. Like, two of their ball handlers, the Thunder don't have, their two, two of their three best ball handlers. We should, Spurs should be winning these games. It's also the best team

in the NBA that you're going against. Yeah, I think it's, But they're limping. Don't discredit. You have the two best teams in the NBA playing each other right now. So that's why I say, if the spurs end up losing this, which I think they will, although I wouldn't be surprised if they don't, which I think they will. That was a great season. Yeah.

Like you basically played the NBA finals and lost in seven games. Absolutely. It's been a great season. So much, though, that all the deals on jerseys, they're not there, man. You got to pay full price now. I was like, I need a sweatshirt. I need a spur sweatshirt because all my stuff. stuff's just older.

And I'm like, man, they're all full price right now. Dang. Dylan Harper's awesome. He is so good. In Maine Castle. I think Dylan Harper is so freaking good. Yeah, that whole team. And I think they're younger than what LSU's college team will be next year.

Oh, really? I think they saw that. Yeah, like Will Wade's team of old pros and foreigners. The Spurs are going to be younger than the LSU team next year. Pride Month, Toronto. Pride is an opportunity for you to create your own space, to celebrate your own space. to celebrate your existence.

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Name a team that's never won an NBA title. Kevin? Clippers. Clippers, that is correct. They have never won an NBA title. The Kings. The Sacramento Kings have never won. have never won

Have won. No way. Yeah. Sacramento Kings won it in 1951. Oh, yay. I don't remember that. The Kings, and I'm not sure where they were. I don't think they weren't Sacramento at the time, but the Kings, that same team, 1951.

Strike 1. Kevin. That's a good guess, Eddie. God, that'd be the worst team to go to. I saw the list of teams that players didn't want to go to, and number one was Memphis, and I believe number two was Sacramento. I've been to both. it's the ownership more than anything I don't want to go play for the Kings

no Sacramento's fine city Memphis I like the city of Sacramento better than I do Memphis but the ownership there you just go there if like you're wanting to dump a contract yeah at the time they were known as the Rochester Royals oh wow Rochester

Nice The Royals from Rochester You know the reason you don't like Memphis is because your car got robbed twice Yeah but I don't just like And it was the same place Olive Garden yeah classic Yeah. Some bread sticks

But I think at least if you're playing basketball in Memphis There are other cities you can go to on an off day or two that are close. Yeah, pretty close. You're in Sacramento. You got like one or two places you can go. L.A. and that's it. You're in the middle of nowhere out there. Yeah.

Sacramento. And shout out Sacramento is the city, but if I'm playing there the ownership there, they don't have, they had one year that was okay a couple years ago when they were like the beam of light. Yeah, and they traded away. Yeah.

My next guess is going to be the Sons. The Phoenix Sons have never. Never? Won an NBA title. Even with Nash? They were close. Those Lakers, man. I'm going to go with the Atlanta Hawks.

The Atlanta Hawks have won. Oh my gosh. An NBA title, 1958. You picked the two teams. 58 and 52? 51 and 58. I'm going to go with the Orlando Magic. The Orlando Magic I've never.

Got it? Won a title. I got one more. I got one more. I was leaning towards Magic, too. Oh, the Hornets. The Hornets have never won an NBA title Two strikes but you're still in the game Kevin

The now New Orleans Pelicans The Pelicans have never won an NBA title That is correct There are one two, three, four, five teams left The Raptors they win Yeah they won Portland Trailblazers

The Trailblazers Have won an NBA title The Trailblazers won in 1977 Watch the jailblazers, dude Yeah, because they show Red Hair dude Yeah, Bill Walton Bill Walton

He's a redhead? He's a redhead, right? Well, back then he was Yeah, yeah Okay, didn't know that You lost. Yeah, I'm out. Kevin, you want to see if you can finish it?

Yeah, but I'm running Five teams left Let me Oh, Brooklyn Net Correct, they have never won a title somewhat the newer ones four left

okay C went last year Kings Jazz won it take your time yeah Minnesota they have never won an NBA title good job I'm just going to

there are three left the newer ones regionally just making my way from west to east making my way downtown walking pass faces past What about Detroit won it back in? You guys can talk it out together.

What about Milwaukee? Has Milwaukee one? Yeah, they won it in... They won recently. Yonis won. It's like when you said Raptors, Kauai won. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember that.

There are some other ones. We're in like the Midwest right now. Making a way, Indiana. Pacers. They have never won an NBA title. Indiana Pacers have never won one. Reggie Miller got close. Two or three more?

Two left. Who left is in Florida, Orlando. Miami's won. Carolina. Charlotte. You said Charlotte? Yeah. You did.

Georgia. Atlanta. You said Atlanta. Five seconds? What about Utah? They won it back in the day, I think. But I was going to, yeah. Utah, jazz.

They have never won a title. They always got beat too. Because they were also the New Orleans jazz, which is where the name comes from before they were Utah. That's where jazz comes more sense. And the Lakers were in like Minnesota. Minnesota. All the Great Lakes.

All the many, like, land up a thousand lakes or 10,000 lakes, whatever. Yeah. Not great lakes, but all the lakes, yeah. One other team. Upbeat, northeast. Detroit. Detroit won it back in the day, like Ben Wallace and them. You want to hit?

Yeah. You've mentioned them. We've talked about them. So go east because you were naming teams in the east. Like in the eastern conference? No, like in the east of the United States. They're in the Western Conference. I was going to say that.

They're in the Western Conference. But we've talked about them in this segment. Oh, in this segment? What did I say? Utah. Utah. The odd thing about this team is that they're in the West. Denver.

Memphis. Yeah. Yep, there we go. They won, huh? Because they used to be Vancouver. Oh, that's why they're grizzlies. Damn, I remember that. They had those teal jerseys?

Yeah, those things are sweet. Yeah. So is that it? That's it. Okay. Kevin, good at that. Did that good job, Kevin. All right.

And us geographically was there. The 1950s got me, man. Yeah, that'll do it. You guys have anything you want to add? Just generally speaking? I just had my Spurs rant. Okay. That was kind of upset.

And then Dwight Howard. Yeah, good. Can have anything? Yeah, we, uh, if you guys watch that crash on Netflix? No, but I was told about it yesterday. I have. Dude. Is a documentary series or one documentary?

One documentary. One documentary. Like an hour, 20, hour 30? And I suggest you watch it, and then we can all come back and talk about it. Okay. Because it's one of those discussion documentaries. All I know is this is about a car wreck where one person loves. Yes. It's absolutely worth the watch.

Okay. It's on Netflix. Netflix, yep. I usually watch that after I will watch it after I watch my episode of the Bobbycast this week. Same. Good call. Yes. Okay.

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