Lebatard Give It to Me Again
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Nosotros accept both South Florida playoff games covered. Chris Cote and Roy mourn a Panthers Game 1 defeat to the Tampa Bay Lightning from Sunrise and intermission downwards how where we record our podcasts from got moved. And then, Witty and Jeremy Tache unpack a 118-107 Game i win for the Miami Rut over the Celtics that saw Jimmy Butler go for twoscore once more and the Heat recover from a poor get-go one-half to beat a Boston team without Marcus Smart and Al Horfor...
The show details how they plan to handle their coverage of Heat and Panthers postgame shows with both teams playing on the same night.
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Dan gets off to an…interesting…start in our interview with Paul O'Neil. Paul takes us through some of the magical names of his 90s baseball teammates before the show wants his "Peak 5 'professional person hitters'" and gets his "Top 5 hitters." Plus, Stugotz wants to be more than like Witty and Kevin Durant is high with David Letterman.
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Chris Cote is now a youth soccer coach for his daughter's team and had some questionable tactics for the draft. Plus, a give-and-take on why at that place should be no normalizing of the "dirty money" Phil Mickelson, Greg Norman, and others are defending taking from the Saudis.
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Plus, ESPN setting the sports agenda with Patrick Beverly torching Chris Paul and why Billy believes LeBron James would be Ryan Leafage without the Miami Rut.
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On the morning of 1 of the biggest days in South Florida sports history, the crew accordingly dives into how to properly eat a burger and fries and the problems with dinosaur-themed restaurants.
So, a discussion on which local playoff arena has a meliorate atmosphere and the career narratives for Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler headed into the Eastern Conference Finals.
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Dan, Stugotz and The Shipping Container share their Funniest Affair From The Sports Weekend and try to hold upon an NBA Game 1 parlay.
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Amin Elhassan joins the show to recap the weekend in the NBA and preview the briefing finals. Max Scherzer may or may not have started an international incident.
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Stugotz celebrates Chris Paul's latest playoff go out. Does every hotel mattress look similar the mattress we walk past in the alley? Will the Reds gloat pitching a no-hitter in a game they lost?
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GIVE It TO ME, AGAIN! We take a rant...but most what? And then, Alison Lukan, Sara Civian, and Shayna Goldman of the "Too Many Men" podcast joins us for NHL Playoff coverage and to explain why hockey fans deserve better than traditional media coverage.
Also, the Draymond Green-Kendrick Perkins beefiness, and is Boban cute?
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The crew laments the NHL and NBA making conflicting schedules for the next circular of Panthers and Rut playoff games. They besides dive into why Boston is getting more national recognition than Miami, the end of Chris Paul's Phoenix Suns, and why Mike is missing playoff action for a concert.
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Dan, Stu, Amin, Witty, and Mike from an airport lounge break down the Miami Rut advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals and taking out the Philadelphia 76ers. We hash out the explosion of postgame press conferences that followed, give the Estrus a shred of credit, and Stu gives his prediction for the Jets season after their schedule was released.
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Le Batard, Stugotz and the crew are joined past Papi for Refran Del Dia and to update the polls from the week.
Too, Ricky Williams aka The Sex Master learns who Mad Dog Chris Russo is.
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Chris Wittyngham has one simple question. Who's at fault for all of these Brightline railroad train deaths? Plus, former United States Congressman Joe Garcia joins usa to talk nearly the history of Cuban radio in Miami and its influence on politics.
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The show's feud with Tim Reynolds continues, and Amin explains why the "Memphis is better without Ja" argument is a fallacy. Plus, Stugotz is trying to become an expensed holiday, Tuanon is dorsum in full forcefulness, and has Tom Brady surpassed Michael Jordan in the sports celebrity hierarchy?
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Mike Ryan goes scorched earth on Tim Reynolds for his blatant boldness of the show before the Shipping Container shares their Panthers fandom bonafides.
Plus, NBA Playoff talk including Celtics-Bucks, Jimmy Butler'south authorisation, and Tim Duncan scaring Amin.
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On the David Samson local hour, we discuss last night's press box incident, the least liked MLB players, finances of Marlins "Super Saturday," an Urban Meyer-John Lambo conspiracy theory, and more. So, a debate breaks out around the Adam Sandler archetype pic "Click."
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Writer and Director Brian Koppelman — of "Billions," "Rounders," and "Ocean'south 13" fame — joins Howard, Amin, and Kate for this episode of The Meadowlarkers. Brian and the crew discuss what happens to storytelling when fiction and not-fiction are blurred as one. How practice filmmakers deal with those blurring lines during the "death of truth" era? What are their challenges and responsibilities?
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Stugotz and Chris Cote react to the Panthers exciting comeback victory vs. the Capitals in their own special way. Was tonight "make-upwardly sex?" Did nosotros get yelled at in the Press Box? Notice out!
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Known grifter and gambler Nick Wright defends himself confronting Amin's accusations of thievery in the "MVP Bar vs. Club Superstar" fence. Then, the "Top 5 Things You Get Scared Out Of "and "Top 5 Thieves" before nosotros finally discuss Tom Brady's massive TV contact.
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