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[Assistant] The Indian batsman overcame the follow-on and then some, piling on a mammoth 657 runs in reply. Lakshman in particular brought the fight to the fearsome bowling attack, as he guided India to a match-winning position.


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[Assistant] Once they'd lost control, the Australian batting lineup folded to Harbhajan Singh's spin, making this a test of two tails. Depending on each day, either team could have won, but it was India who ultimately ended Australia's winning streak.


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[Assistant] Australia and South Africa were neck and neck for the entire game, but the former were the ones to enter the final. Despite being restricted to a relatively small total, the Australians hit back to limit South Africa's run chase.


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[Assistant] The Proteus still kept themselves afloat to match the target, but anything less than a win meant they were out. It was so close but so far, as Alan Donald's misjudged run shattered hopes of a Maiden World Cup final.


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[Assistant] If you're a fan of South Africa, this tied match will still feel like the biggest defeat. An India-Pakistan match without heart-pumping moments? Certainly not in arguably the greatest T20 ever played.


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[Assistant] Pakistan bossed India around for most of the match, scoring a respectable total before tearing through India's top order.


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[Assistant] Only one man stood between Pakistan and victory. Virat Kohli. The Indian batsman held his wicket right until the end, and then unleashed a flurry of attacks that no bowler could counter.


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[Assistant] And just like that, it was Pakistan who lost their footing. Eventually, even fate seemed to be on India's side. Everything from umpire decisions to Kohli's hits went their way, leaving Pakistan stunned.


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[Assistant] No T20 game has ever seesawed to this extent, and no matter which team you support, it gave fans all of their money's worth.


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[Assistant] Here's a match that Ebden flowed with life for five whole days. In the end, the difference was just two runs. After giving away a massive lead, Australia were heading towards certain defeat.


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[Assistant] They did lose, but it was touch and go for both sides. Where England restricted Australia's first inning, the latter bowled their rivals out quickly in their second. The England team was denied by Australia's tail-enders, who were close to scripting an unlikely win.


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[Assistant] With five days of riveting competition, this was test cricket at its best.


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[Assistant] Handsome stroke by Elliott. South Africa gave it their all with the ball and bat, piling on a big score with limited overs in hand. But Elliott was not gonna be denied that night, as the batsmen found one boundary after another.


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[Assistant] Another World Cup semi-final, another South Africa defeat. But the sheer quality delivered by the teams made everyone on the field a champion in spirit.


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[Assistant] After being limited to a below average score, the Kiwis refused to go down without a fight. Ben Stokes again proved to be England's trump card by getting his team to the target. But the finals showed why cricket is a team game, as every player on either side contributed.


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[Assistant] Overall though, this was perfect edge-of-your-seat entertainment that ranks as the best World Cup final ever played.


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[Assistant] By the end of this match, that record was broken twice. In the series decider, Ricky Ponting led from the front, hammering 164 to lead Australia to a then record total.


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[Assistant] Those who thought South Africa were out had seen nothing yet. With Herschel Gibbs cutting loose, the batsmen overtook Ponting to score a remarkable 175.


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[Assistant] While Australia's bowlers toiled hard to get nine wickets, the South African's deep batting lineup kept pounding boundaries all around.


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[Assistant] Fittingly, this match went down to the last wicket and the last over, but the Proteus rode hometown momentum to score the winning runs.


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[Assistant] Before T20s were common, this match set the high-octane, no-holds-barred standard that cricket thrives on today. Before we unveil our top pick, here are some honorable mentions. India vs. Pakistan. First test, Chennai. Pakistan conjured a breathtaking victory despite such an indolent century.


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[Assistant] India versus Sri Lanka. The first ODI, Rajkot. The Lankans fell agonizingly short of 414.


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[Assistant] India versus Pakistan, the ICC T20 World Cup Final. A mistimed scoop lost Pakistan the match and made India the first T20 World Champions.


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[Assistant] England vs West Indies, ICC Champions Trophy Final. The English attack was defied by West Indies tail-enders like never before.


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[Assistant] Bangladesh vs. India, Nidahas Trophy Final. Dinesh Kartik snatched victory at the last moment.


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[Assistant] Number 1, India vs Pakistan, the Australasia Cup Final.


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[Assistant] Few moments in cricket are as iconic as Javed Miadad's last ball six, as an extraordinary match ended with the perfect finale. Arch rivals India and Pakistan have faced off in several classics, but none more memorable than this one.


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[Assistant] The two teams brought different strategies to the match, ranging from India's controlled aggression to Pakistan's mercurial mentality. It was India's batting against Pakistan's bowling, as players like Sunir Gavaskar and Wasim Akram clashed.


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[Assistant] Still, all 100 overs led to the last delivery. India needed one wicket. Pakistan one boundary. Ultimately, Javed Miadad immortalized himself by launching the ball for a six.


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[Assistant] The wild scenes that followed still can't quite be put into words. But according to Miadad himself, this miraculous victory was a quote, gift from God.


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[Assistant] But he was the most iconic captain till then. And you always thought of Kroneo as some guy who was clean. You would have never suspected Kroneo.


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[Assistant] Oh my goodness. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 NBA Dumps.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at in-game dunks only. So no dunks which took place during international competitions or slam dunk contests. And if you're dying for more sports content, be sure to check out WatchMojo's new podcast, The Waterboyz Podcast, available wherever you get your pods.


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[Assistant] Number 10, Maren Davis on Andre Karilenko.


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[Assistant] It's been a while since the Golden State Warriors were considered underdogs in the NBA playoffs. But that was the case back in 2007 during their second round matchup against the Utah Jazz.


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[Assistant] In game three, down 0-2, point guard Baron Davis gave Dub Nation something to cheer for when he slammed home this vicious dunk against Andrei Kirilenko.


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[Assistant] Sure, Kirilenko had 6 inches on Davis, but that wasn't about to stop him. Although the Warriors went on to lose the series 4-1, Davis gave his team a brief spark in the most grandiose way possible. Number 9, McGrady sucks the gravity.


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[Assistant] People sometimes forget how good Tracy McGrady was. Although he never won a championship, he's a seven-time All-Star and a two-time scoring champion. Accolades aside though, T-Mac knew how to throw it down.


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[Assistant] The most memorable instance occurred during a 2005 playoff game against the Dallas Mavericks when he went baseline and posterized all 7 foot 6 inches of Sean Bradley. While both the dunk and the call were memorable, what many forget is that McGrady also hit a last second game winning jumper at the end of the game as well.


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[Assistant] Shaquille O'Neal didn't just scare opposing basketball players. For younger NBA fans who don't remember a time when big powerful centers would dominate a game in the paint, O'Neal was one of the best to ever do it. And fans witnessed that power early on in his Hall of Fame career with this dunk from his rookie season.


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[Assistant] Shattering the backboard is one thing, but bringing down the entire structure is another. And the crazy part was, it wasn't the first time you'd done that that season.


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[Assistant] Number seven, LeBron James on Jason Terry. This was definitely a nice dunk.


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[Assistant] But this one made the list as much for the slam as for the silent stare down that LeBron laid on a flat on his back, Jason Terry afterwards. And let's not forget the steal and no look pass from Dwayne Wade that starts it off. But keep in mind, this wasn't the first time a no look from Dwayne led to a James slam either.


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[Assistant] We aren't the only ones who love this duck. King James himself ranked it among his best as well.


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[Assistant] Dominique Wilkins slammed down some of the most powerful dunks in the history of the NBA throughout his career. However, the one which often sticks out to most fans was this beauty back in 1984.


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[Assistant] Even with three players covering him, Neek is still able to get to the basket, pull off the double pump move and score. He wasn't called the human highlight reel for nothing. Number five, Vince Carter reverse two-hander.


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[Assistant] Many have labeled Vince Carter as the greatest dunker of all time. And it's hard to disagree. From this...


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[Assistant] To this, and even this, you would be hard pressed to find a Vince Carter dunk not to add in a highlight reel. And we're not even taking into account the dunk of death at the Olympics, or his historic performance during the 2000 slam dunk contest.


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[Assistant] Simply put, Carter could jam it home against anyone and look great doing it. And this reverse two-hander that Vince threw down during his rookie season was no exception. He put everyone on notice with this one.


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[Assistant] Number 4, Scottie Pippen on Patrick Ewing. One overlooked aspect that made this dunk so memorable was Pippen's ability to get past Ewing.


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[Assistant] But sometimes the big men aren't in position or don't even get off the ground. But here, Ewing went up to stop him, and Pippen wasn't having it. Like many of the dunks on this list, this moment is famous for both the slam itself and the aftermath. In this case, Pippen doesn't just stare down Ewing, he literally walks over him while he does it.


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[Assistant] He also had some choice words for famous Knicks fan Spike Lee.


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[Assistant] Number three, Shawn Kemp's Lister Blister.


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[Assistant] We all love a good revenge story, especially when it involves an iconic dunk.


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[Assistant] In game two of the 1992 playoff series between the Supersonics and the Warriors, Alton Lister did an excellent job of defending power forward Sean Kemp. Frustrated by Lister's constant pressure, Kemp lost his temper against Lister and punches were thrown.


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[Assistant] Game 4, however, was an entirely different affair. Not only did Kemp dominate the game, but he wanted to rub it in Lister's face. And what better way to do that than by dunking on him?


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[Assistant] Lesson learned, don't mess with Sean Kemp or else you'll get posterized in grand fashion.


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[Assistant] Number 2, Michael Jordan on Patrick Ewing. Poor Patrick Ewing.


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[Assistant] The Hall of Famer has made our list twice, but both times he has been the one dunked on.


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[Assistant] And to add insult to injury, Patrick was also called for a foul on the play. In a career filled with plenty of famous dunks, this baseline move and finish at the rim might be Jordan's most famous. And according to Sports Illustrated, Jordan himself even calls it the most memorable dunk.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Dwayne Wade dunks on Anderson Vergeow. Wade is 6-4. Vergeow is 6-11. Welcome to your Kodak moment, Anderson.


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[Assistant] Blake Griffin on Kendrick Perkins. Griffin was a dunking highlight machine for years in Los Angeles.


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[Assistant] Tom Chambers on Mark Jackson. Mark Jackson's chin, meet Tom Chambers knee.


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[Assistant] DeAndre Jordan on Brandon Knight. It's no wonder this dunk went viral.


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[Assistant] Kobe behind the back 360 dunk. It starts with a great full court pass, then ends with Kobe doing what he does best.


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[Assistant] Few players in the entire history of the NBA have been as smooth as Julius Erving. His behind the backboard layup is still one of, if not the most iconic shots of all time.


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[Assistant] The doctor was pure grace in the air and elevated the dunk beyond just another basketball shot. And maybe no dunk speaks to this better than the rock the baby slam he laid down against the Los Angeles Lakers in 1983.


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[Assistant] Sure, the game itself was exciting in Irving Sixers 1, but it's Irving's fluid and effortless motion while delivering this iconic dunk that will be forever etched in basketball fans' memories.


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[Assistant] If you take me back to 1995, when it was completely and totally pervasive.


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[Assistant] That's what you do. Jab, then you go jab, boom boom. You have to bring this back before this. And that's the knockout punch.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we'll be counting down our picks for the top 10 fascinating sports rituals.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at some of the most interesting, cool, and fascinating rituals once performed in modern sports, though they may or may not still be performed today. What's your personal sports ritual? Let us know below.


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[Assistant] In the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, the Ecuador national team went to amazing lengths to win.


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[Assistant] They enlisted an Ecuadorian mystic, or if you will, a witch doctor, to banish spirits from all of the pitches that Ecuador would play on.


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[Assistant] Can you blame them? The 39th ranked Ecuadorian team beat 29th ranked Poland and 26th ranked Costa Rica in the group stage, allowing them to advance to the round of 16.


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[Assistant] In the end, they lost to England by a single goal. But it still begs the question, why don't all teams have witch doctors?


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[Assistant] John Henderson's ritual turns this convention on its head by having his assistant team trainer slap him in the face prior to every game. You gotta make blood come out the mouth.


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[Assistant] The Jacksonville Jaguars and Oakland Raiders defensive tackle explained that being slapped in the face was a crucial part of his preparation because the attendant pain and adrenaline would stimulate him to reach the intense mental state needed for a football game.


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[Assistant] And there goes the no no. a no hitter in progress i of how superstitious minds


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[Assistant] How about that? When a p no hitter on the horizon, observed and one of these


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[Assistant] This dates back to 1947, when a Yankees no-hitter was ended on what would have been the final out moments after it was mentioned by the broadcaster. Despite the physical distance between the broadcasters and the pitcher, many people still believe that any mention of a no-hitter or even a perfect game will bring bad luck.


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[Assistant] Pre-game sport rituals often revolve around an athlete's piece of equipment, and many athletes are very careful with how they prepare their gear. MotoGP star Valentino Rossi takes this one step further, as he literally has a conversation with his motorcycle as part of his pre-race ritual.


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[Assistant] After watching the event prior to his, he ties his boots a very specific distance from his bike. Once this is done, he kneels next to his motorcycle, grabs the right foot peg, and has a brief discussion with it to make sure they are both on the same page.


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[Assistant] Number six, drinking milk after winning the Indy 500.


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[Assistant] For decades, it has been tradition for the winner of the Indianapolis 500 to generously drink a bottle of milk moments after their victory. This began in 1936 when Lewis Meyer, a frequent milk drinker, consumed his preferred beverage after winning the race.


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[Assistant] A brief period between 1947 and 1955 notwithstanding, drinking milk became a tradition at Indy, all because a milk executive wanted to increase his sales.


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[Assistant] Number five. Soccer's exchanging of the jerseys.


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[Assistant] This humanizing display of sportsmanship originated in 1931 when an overmatched French team was so excited to have beaten England that they asked to keep their opponents jerseys to commemorate the unlikely accomplishment. The tradition lives on today as a safe haven for sportsmanship in the otherwise ruthlessly competitive world of international football.


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[Assistant] This ritual is very special for the fans and the players, as the turmoil involved in cheering or playing for major football clubs is put aside for a few moments, all for players to express their mutual respect.


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[Assistant] Number four, Patrick Wa talking to his goal posts. One of the most superstitious goalies in the history of the NHL, Patrick Wa was a dominant force for the Montreal Canadiens and Colorado Avalanche throughout his career.


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[Assistant] But Hua was also known to have a number of very particular habits. Before a game, he would always follow a very specific order for putting on his equipment. Then, once the game started, Patrick Hua would not step on the lines on the ice.


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[Assistant] The strangest of these rituals, however, involved regular conversations with his goalposts, usually to thank them for deflecting the pucks out of the net.


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[Assistant] Michael Jordan is one of the fiercest competitors of all time, even when his competition is a courtside announcer.


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[Assistant] Before the start of games in which Johnny Kerr was commentating, Jordan would try to clap his hands with powder right in front of Kerr's desk, in order to cover his suit with the white dust. This ritual was caught a number of times by the cameras, as Kerr would respond creatively with props to avoid the mess.


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[Assistant] On one such occasion, he had an umbrella ready for the attack, causing Jordan to laugh at his foiled attempt.


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[Assistant] As far as sports go, hockey has some truly out there rituals. See Detroit's octopus obsession, but few are as grizzly as the NHL playoff beard.


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[Assistant] Started in the 1980s by the New York Islanders, playoff players were framed from shaving until they reached total victory or elimination. This ritual provides a strong sense of kinship and pride among the players, representing the pain they've endured and the length of time since the beginning of the playoff journey.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, players like Joe Thornton and Brent Burns have taken the hockey beard aesthetic to new lengths. And this has translated into a number of fantastic playoff beards.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Number one, New Zealand men's national rugby union team's haka.


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[Assistant] This might be the fiercest display of competitive energy we have ever seen. A traditional war cry that challenges the opponent and tells of the tribe's history. The haka was first performed at a rugby game by the New Zealand native team in 1888.


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[Assistant] Used only at away matches until 1986, this Maori challenge or posture dance is now a pregame ritual for every All Blacks game.


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[Assistant] While the opposing teams respond to this ritual in various ways, it always has an extremely powerful effect for the athletes that perform it.


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[Assistant] The Hakka is so dear to rugby players that it was performed at the funerals of rugby greats Jonah Lomu and Jerry Collins.


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[Assistant] But now some saying this punishment is sending a very clear message to the rest of the league.


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[Assistant] Well, they built it in a great fashion where the noise just bounces off the ceiling and it gets so loud in here and, uh, it's just a fun environment to be a part of.


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[Assistant] I think the play was a microcosm of Mark Sanchez's career. He ultimately...


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[Assistant] But, uh, I'm gonna go on, I'm gonna beat it, and I'm gonna have fun. Okay, so thank you again, and I'll see you soon.


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[Assistant] How good was Babe Idrickson? I'm going to go on record and say that she was the greatest athlete of all time.


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[Assistant] Friends say the two men would often hang out, sometimes even talk football. But prosecutors say something went wrong, shifting their bond from cordial to fatal.


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[Assistant] George has based their scoring on athletic ability, creativity and style and we saw it there.


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[Assistant] Rice had been penalized already. He was charged with assault back when it happened, but avoided jail time by striking a deal. And the NFL initially suspended him for two games.


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[Assistant] Coach P just kinda gave me one of those looks like, like somebody just saw a ghost or something like that.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most controversial moments at the Euros.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're taking a look at infamous, obscene, and or outrageous moments from the UEFA European Football Championship that fans still can't get over.


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[Assistant] Moments taking place during Qualifier matches will also be included. What do you think is the most controversial moment in Euro history? Let us know in the comments.


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[Assistant] Number 10. Portuguese handball. Euro 2000.


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[Assistant] You're not a true sports fan until you've blamed the refs for costing your favorite team the game. At the Euro semifinals in 2000, referee Gunter Benko drew the ire of Portugal fans after he awarded France a penalty kick with just three minutes left in extra time.


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[Assistant] While many claimed that it should have been a corner, the referees decided otherwise and awarded France a free kick. French star Zinedine Zidane netted the penalty shot, sending France to the finals and providing Portugal fans with a reason to complain about the refs for the rest of their lives.


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[Assistant] Number 9, Abandoned Serbia vs Albania Match. Euro 2016 Qualifier.


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[Assistant] This is something you hate to see. During a qualifying match between Serbia and Albania, two countries with a long and hostile history, a greater Albania flag, which represents a large portion of the Balkans within which many Albanians live, was flown over the pitch by a drone.


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[Assistant] This stirred up an already unruly crowd, with many in the stadium cheering for or against the stunt. Things reached a fever pitch when a Serbian player grabs the flag and tore it down. This sparked an all-out brawl between the


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[Assistant] And the only reason for ending the game, as Serbian fans earlier on could be heard chanting death threats directed toward Albanians, Albania was retroactively awarded a 3-0 victory.


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[Assistant] When compared to our last entry, this infamous moment from the Euro 2012 group stage seems downright silly. After scoring a goal against Portugal, Denmark forward Niklas Bettner lifted his shirt to reveal a pair of green and white undies with the phrase Paddy Power written across the band.


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[Assistant] He also received a one-match suspension. The ordeal probably didn't cause him too much stress, as Patty Power paid him 200,000 euro for the stunt and covered the fine.


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[Assistant] Number 7. Mario Balotelli endures racism. Euro 2012.


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[Assistant] Speaking of the Euro 2012, a far more egregious incident took place at another game.


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[Assistant] During a match between Italy and Croatia, Italian striker Mario Balotelli, who is black, endured racial abuse from Croatian fans.


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[Assistant] With one going as far as to throw a banana onto the pitch. Incredibly, the fine levied against Croatia was less than the one given to Bettner for flashing his undies. While these actions were condemned,


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[Assistant] This incident and others like it are unfortunately still commonplace in European football today.


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[Assistant] Euro 1968. Italy versus USSR in this semi-final. A hard-fought battle between two proud nations. At the end of regulation time, the score is tied at 0-0.


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[Assistant] How would this epic clash be decided? By a coin toss, of course! Back then, penalty shootouts had yet to be instituted as the default solution to a tie game.


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[Assistant] So teams literally flipped for it. Italian captain Jacinto Faccetti called tails, and the rest is history.


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[Assistant] Italy would go on to defeat Yugoslavia in the final to claim their first ever Euro victory. However, their infamous semi-final victory has since been described as an affront to sport. We're hard pressed to disagree.


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[Assistant] When you win, you win with class. This sentiment should be drilled into the heads of athletes the world over. Just ask former Dutch footballer and current Barcelona head coach Ronald Koeman.


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[Assistant] Koeman was on the Netherlands squad that won the 1988 European Football Championship. They got to the finals by defeating their rivals West Germany in the semis. It was a dramatic victory, and Koeman played a central role in the club's 2-1 comeback.


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[Assistant] After the match was over, he swapped jerseys with a West German player and proceeded to wipe his backside with it. The act, which was caught on camera, escalated the already tense rivalry to new heights and made Koeman public enemy number one in the eyes of the Germans.


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[Assistant] Number four, England versus Yugoslavia semi-final, Euro 1968.


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[Assistant] Just three minutes into the match, Yugoslavia's Dobryvoje Trevik hit English midfielder Alan Ball, causing an injury to his foot. It was so severe that Ball refused to take off his shoe for fear the swelling wouldn't allow him to put it back on.


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[Assistant] While the Trevik hit was unquestionably the inciting incident, it was far from the last, as physical play dominated the match. England enacted some revenge when midfielder Alan Mullery kicked Trevik.


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[Assistant] 3. Russian and English Hooligans, Euro 2016.


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[Assistant] It may be called the beautiful game, but in 2016, it led to something much darker.


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[Assistant] At the 2016 Euro in France, England played Russia in the group stage, with the game ending in a tie. However, following the match's conclusion, a group of Russian fans attacked their English counterparts, causing multiple injuries and leaving two people in comas.


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[Assistant] One prosecutor later stated that roughly 150 Russians were well prepared for ultra rapid, ultra violent action.


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[Assistant] A second attack later that day led to 36 arrests and 16 hospitalizations. English supporters had previously wreaked havoc at the 1980 euros in which they fought with police following a match with Belgium.


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[Assistant] Number 2. Spain banned from playing USSR. Euro 1960.


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[Assistant] However, at the time, Spain was ruled by right-wing dictator Francisco Franco, a man who refused to allow his fascist country to appear weak in the eyes of the world. So when Spain drew the USSR in the quarterfinal, controversy was bound to ensue.


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[Assistant] The USSR was communist and Franco feared that a loss would cause people to think one political ideology was superior to the other. So he refused to let his countrymen play and forfeited the match. That's strength alright.


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[Assistant] However, Spanish football fans got the last laugh as the team would win the 1964 Euro by defeating the USSR in the final.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few dishonorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Referee Clive Thomas ruins it for the Dutch by way of a controversial sendoff. Czechoslovakia versus Netherlands. Euro 1976. Graham Taylor takes Gary Lineker out of the game. Sweden versus England. Euro 1992.


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[Assistant] A controversially awarded free kick allows Italy a replay against Yugoslavia, which they went on to win. Italy vs Yugoslavia, Euro 1968.


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[Assistant] 1. Sweden vs Denmark Match Fixing Allegations Euro 2004


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[Assistant] Italy needed a lot to go their way in order for them to advance past the group stage at the 2004 Euro in Portugal.


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[Assistant] Going into the final round of games, Italy needed a win plus anything other than a draw higher than 1-1 between Sweden and Denmark. Well, Italy did their part by defeating Bulgaria 2-1. But wouldn't you know it, the Swedes and the Danes finished in a 2-2 tie.


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[Assistant] This eliminated Italy and infuriated their fanbase. Why? Many believe that the Swedes and Danes conspired to achieve a 2-2 score so they both advance. While this has never been proven, it remains one of the most controversial matches in Euro history.


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[Assistant] Going into the last race with a one point deficit to Michael is always going to be...


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[Assistant] Unfortunately putting you in the position where you've got everything to lose.


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[Assistant] We're hoping to push their playoff plane. A freakish own goal from Chris Brass got them going. Ronaldinho, watch and learn.


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[Assistant] It's like pretending you're the world champion, I can't believe- Guy walks around with a fake belt!


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[Assistant] You do the best you can, but you gotta man up sometimes and deal with it when it goes the other way too.


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[Assistant] Who came from Seattle and then Milwaukee last year. Big pay cut.


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[Assistant] To win a championship. Karl Malone to win a championship. Kobe now tries to win his fourth championship, as does Shaquille O'Neal.


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[Assistant] The world was again watching the Superdome. And hearing it too. For nearly a minute after Gleason's punchline.


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[Assistant] The television broadcasters remained silent as 75,000 Saints fans gave their city back its voice.


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[Assistant] I didn't see it, but I heard it. It sounded like a melon that had been dropped on the floor.


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[Assistant] He suggests in the New York Evening World that White Sox players were fixing the World Series.


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[Assistant] You see some of the highlights of Michael Seller branding. Where's his dad?


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[Assistant] Right next to him. His dad was always right next to him. So, a piece of Michael's heart was missing.


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[Assistant] Traditional medical management of shin pain is what we call RICE, or rest, ice, compress, and elevate.


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[Assistant] Big summer signings have the potential to take your favorite sports team to the next level.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 off-season signings in sports history.


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[Assistant] Peyton Manning remains one of the best quarterbacks in the history of the NFL. However, a career-threatening neck injury placed him in a precarious situation in 2011. Without having Manning to start, the Colts had a disastrous season and opted to use their number one pick to draft another quarterback, Andrew Luck.


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[Assistant] The Colts released Manning, and he eventually signed with the Denver Broncos, turning them into an AFC powerhouse. During this time he led the organization to two Super Bowl appearances, including a title in 2015, all while breaking several records.


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[Assistant] The return of Steve Nash to his first NBA team, the Phoenix Suns in 2004 resulted in one of the most radical transformations of a team in sports history. Having only won 29 games the season before, Nash led the Suns to an astounding 62-20 the following season.


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[Assistant] Coach Mike D'Antoni's run-and-gun style offense, combined with Nash's passing vision, skill, and high basketball IQ, made the Suns one of the most entertaining teams to watch during this time, and led to back-to-back league MVPs for Nash.


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[Assistant] San Diego decided to draft Philip Rivers and groom this young quarterback for the spotlight. Meanwhile, Breeze signed with New Orleans in free agency and turned the Saints into one of the most dominant offenses in the NFL.


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[Assistant] Breeze continues to serve as the fuel for the Saints offense, with more than 400 touchdown passes in his 12 years with the team, and a Super Bowl victory in 2010.


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[Assistant] Number seven, John Tavares, the Toronto Maple Leafs.


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[Assistant] In the summer of 2018, John Tavares fulfilled his dream of playing hockey for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Tavares had spent the previous nine seasons of his career with the New York Islanders, where he served as a lethal goalscorer,


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[Assistant] ...and eventually team captain. During this time, he led the Islanders to their first playoff appearance since 2007 and was named an NHL All-Star as well as a finalist for NHL MVP. The Maple Leafs have high hopes for Tavares and his addition to the squad will serve to push the Maple Leafs toward a contending position in the NHL.


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[Assistant] Cristiano Ronaldo was set to sign with Juventus after nine seasons of playing for Real Madrid. During this time, he secured the spot of all-time leading scorer for Real Madrid and led the team to four Champions League winning seasons. Ronaldo is perhaps one of the most recognizable names in football, which is sure to bring a boost in revenue for the club.


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[Assistant] However, even at 33, Ronaldo remains a deadly striker who uses his speed to accelerate past defenders and score finesse goals.


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[Assistant] Number 5, Shaquille O'Neal, the Los Angeles Lakers.


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[Assistant] Shaquille O'Neal signing with the Los Angeles Lakers in 1996 proved to be a massive success for both parties, as Shaq led the franchise into a new era of Showtime Lakers.


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[Assistant] During this time, Shaq performed much as he did in Orlando, dominating the paint alongside teammate Kobe Bryant and leading the Lakers to three consecutive championships while racking up a league MVP for himself in the process. Ultimately, Shaq's stint with the Lakers would solidify his place as one of the greatest and most dominant big men of all time.


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[Assistant] Number four, Barry Bonds, the San Francisco Giants.


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[Assistant] After a seven-year stint with the Pittsburgh Pirates paid few dividends, slugger Barry Bonds decided to sign with the San Francisco Giants in 1993. A six-year, $43.75 million dollar deal turned Barry Bonds into a home run hitting machine.


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[Assistant] As he beat Mark Maguire's single season home run record of 70 with 73 himself.


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[Assistant] And remained in the upper echelon of players by accruing more walks than anyone in history. As well as maintaining an insane slugging percentage and high batting average.


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[Assistant] San Francisco! Number three, Kevin Durant, the Golden State Warriors.


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[Assistant] Kevin Durant signing with the Golden State Warriors shocked the sports world to the core. Rumors of Durant signing with the club were met with a flurry of, yea, rights during the offseason. But indeed, Kevin Durant made his decision to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder in favor of the reigning NBA champions.


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[Assistant] Durant was immediately spurned for this decision, but it didn't affect his game in the slightest, as he led the Warriors to two straight championships with the help of Steph Curry and a stacked Warriors lineup.


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[Assistant] Golden State further added to their roster in 2018 with the signing of Demarcus Cousins. So it's looking like the Warriors will continue to shine well into the future.


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[Assistant] In 2017, Neymar moved from Barcelona to PSG in what is currently the most expensive transfer of all time in the sport of football. In fact, this was such a massive transfer that officials investigated whether or not there was any financial foul play involved.


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[Assistant] Either way, the Brazilian striker has always been a key part of the teams he's played on, and his transfer to PSG is no different.


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[Assistant] The superstar carries a host of playmaking skills, including vision, passing, and finishing. And these traits have resulted in comparisons to fellow Brazilian player, Ronaldinho.


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[Assistant] All in all, Neymar will continue to draw large crowds during his tenure with PSG.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Number one, LeBron James, the Miami Heat.


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[Assistant] There are few players in the history of sports that maintain as much attention and news coverage as LeBron James. The superstar was drafted by the Cavaliers straight out of high school and maintained a heroic image until his infamous decision in 2010 to leave Cleveland and join the Miami Heat.


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[Assistant] James and the Heat would dominate the Eastern Conference over the next four seasons as they went on to win two finals. LeBron also took home two league MVPs and final MVPs during that time.


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[Assistant] I wanna go, you know, hug my family. I'm gonna drink a lot of Budweiser tonight, Tracy.


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[Assistant] I got this blinding pain in my stomach when I was lifting weights before. She's got early symptoms of lateral lepicondylitis.


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[Assistant] But this time I was really happy because they wanted me really sexy.


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[Assistant] It was just simple. I didn't do anything to my hair. I just put on that bikini.


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[Assistant] In sports, not all trades are created equal. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for another top 10 infamous trades in North American sports.


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[Assistant] We will once again be looking at North American sports trades that, in the moment, or over a period of time, came to be considered infamous for one reason or another.


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[Assistant] Famed NBA big man Wilt Chamberlain racked up an impressive number of records and awards while playing for the 76ers. Not to mention an NBA title. So it came as quite a surprise when he was dealt to the Lakers in the summer of 68 for three relative nobodies.


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[Assistant] It didn't take long for Chamberlain to adapt to his new team, leading them to five finals appearances in six years. The Sixers, on the other hand, didn't capture another NBA championship until 1983.


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[Assistant] His playing career was also successful, though he spent his best years with two teams, an unusual feat in the days before free agency. Starting out with Cincinnati in 1956, Robinson was named Rookie of the Year.


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[Assistant] However, despite his success and the fact that he took his team to the 1961 World Series, Robinson was shipped to Baltimore ahead of the 1966 season in exchange for Milt Pappas, Jack Balchen and Dick Simpson. He was very hurt by the trade. It was a shock to him. Guess what happened next.


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[Assistant] The Orioles won it all that year. And guess who was named series MVP? That's right, Frank Robinson.


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[Assistant] Number 8, Nolan Ryan from the New York Mets to the California Angels. Nolan Ryan may have won his only World Series with the Mets, but it was his time in California that showed the baseball world how talented he truly was.


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[Assistant] Traded in 1971 along with three other players to the Angels in exchange for shortstop Jim Fragosi, Ryan would become an eight-time All-Star and record holder for the most strikeouts in MLB history.


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[Assistant] Fregosi, having struggled with injuries, only played a year and a half with the Mets before moving on to the Texas Rangers. Unsurprisingly, the deal has since been considered one of the most lopsided in baseball history.


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[Assistant] Number seven. Derek Rose from the Chicago Bulls to the New York Knicks.


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[Assistant] However, years of injuries and playoff disappointment led Rose and forward Justin Holliday to be traded to the Knicks for Jose Calderon, Jaren Grant, and Robin Lopez in June 2016.


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[Assistant] The big question behind this trade was whether or not Rose could overcome his injuries and return to his winning ways. If so, the Knicks will easily have stolen this trade from the Bulls.


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[Assistant] Number six. Eli Manning from the San Diego Chargers to the New York Giants.


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[Assistant] In the 2004 NFL Draft, the San Diego Chargers were poised to select Eli Manning with the first overall pick.


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[Assistant] However, Manning had publicly stated before the draft that he would not play for the California-based team if they picked him.


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[Assistant] A deal was then cooked up where the Chargers would take Manning regardless, and then ship him to the Giants for their fourth overall pick, quarterback Philip Rivers.


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[Assistant] While the Giants clearly won the trade, winning two Super Bowls with Manning, Rivers is nothing to scoff at either.


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[Assistant] The true controversy in this deal was the flat out refusal of a big name prospect to play for a particular team.


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[Assistant] Number five. Pedro Martinez from the Los Angeles Dodgers to the Montreal Expos.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you don't know what you have until it's gone. Considered by Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda to be too small a pitcher to effectively start in the majors, and in desperate need of a second baseman, Martinez was dealt to the Expos for Delano de Shields before the 1994 season.


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[Assistant] While Deshields was a solid ballplayer himself, Martinez was headed for superstardom. In his first season with Montreal, he helped lead the team to a league-best 74-40 record before a player strike abruptly ended the season.


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[Assistant] In 1997, after compiling a record of 17-8, Martinez became the first expo to win the Cy Young Award as the National League's best pitcher, proving size doesn't always matter.


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[Assistant] Number four, Joe Montana from the San Francisco 49ers to the Kansas City Chiefs.


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[Assistant] After missing the entire 1991 season and much of the 92 season, legendary quarterback Joe Montana was itching to get back on the field.


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[Assistant] However, the 49ers had found a strong replacement for the veteran QB in Steve Young. While Montana was a hero in San Fran, leading the team to four Super Bowl titles, Young had earned the respect of fans and teammates in his absence.


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[Assistant] Young led the 49ers to a Super Bowl soon after, while the closest thing Montana would get was the AFC Championship game in 93.


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[Assistant] Number three, Julius Irving from the New York Nets to the Philadelphia 76ers.


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[Assistant] When the New York nets of the ABA merged with the NBA at the start of the 1976-77 season, they brought with them one of the most dominant small forwards to ever hit the court.


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[Assistant] In five ABA seasons, Irving won two championships, three MVP awards, and three scoring titles.


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[Assistant] After the team went back on their promise to raise his salary, things between Irving and the Nets soured. This prompted the team to sell him to the 76ers for $3 million. But not before the Knicks passed on picking up Irving's contract.


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[Assistant] Dr. J flourished with his new squad, leading them to an NBA championship in 1983, while the Nets remain without a title to this day.


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[Assistant] Number two, Scottie Pippen from the Seattle Supersonics to the Chicago Bulls.


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[Assistant] With Pippin ultimately proving himself to be a tremendous defender, we have to imagine that if the SuperSonics had it all to do over again, they wouldn't have been so quick to let Scotty go.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Number one, Patrick Roy from the Montreal Canadiens to the Colorado Avalanche.


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[Assistant] Having established himself as one of the NHL's premier goalies, Patrick Roy was less than thrilled when ex-teammate Mario Tromble became his head coach early in the 1995-96 season.


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[Assistant] When Rouat was finally pulled, he immediately demanded to be traded. The result was one of the most lopsided deals in NHL history. The Habs shipped Rouat and Captain Mike Keane to Colorado for Jocelyn Thibault, Martin Ruchinsky, and Andrei Kovalenko.


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[Assistant] The Avalanche went on to win two cups with Roi Ennette. The Habs, on the other hand, are still waiting. And are still trading away their franchise players. Ahem, PK Subban. Ahem.


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[Assistant] And the story turned basically from Cubs going to the World Series to this one guy blew it for us even though the pitchers gave up, you know, eight runs.


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[Assistant] An order has been restored in Paris.


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[Assistant] Once again, Rafael Nadal unchallenged.


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[Assistant] And the Rams average 5.6 yards per carry running to the left side of the field.


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[Assistant] Stanford with a touchdown and now a field goal.


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[Assistant] And here's his man, five times Arizona State has fallen behind.


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[Assistant] Deflected, and the onside kick is the only hope for the Badgers. Tank Carter makes the play defensively. It's the play of the game.


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[Assistant] The commissioner would respond, a 60 day suspension, the stiffest in sports history.


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[Assistant] The Pittsburgh Steelers make history by ending a streak that started over a calendar year ago.


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[Assistant] I prefer to wait after the second period in the dressing room to tell him, Patrick, I'm going to put Tajablanski in the net. That's my thinking was then. Okay?


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[Assistant] Don't you see that when you call your organization the Washington Redskins, it's offensive to us? How is it offensive? How is it offensive? Jesus!


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[Assistant] No, we cannot give up. We have been through too much together. We have fought Eagle and Bear.


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[Assistant] He didn't go to another team and redeem himself, so you have to say it was a bust.


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[Assistant] You look at the Drasio and you look at that guy, the guy who was taken and he never made it, but in fairness to him, it wasn't his fault.


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[Assistant] And on the other hand, I had my life, and it didn't go together.


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[Assistant] Absolutely fantastic. This is great. You look at the cars, they got, they got people walking around enjoying themselves. Absolutely wonderful, man. Best time I've ever had.


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[Assistant] You may not play the game but you still know the moves.


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[Assistant] We're looking at moves made famous by some of the greatest names in the game. These are the moves that, even if you don't know the sport very well, you still recognize. But that means they aren't necessarily the toughest moves either, so keep that in mind.


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[Assistant] They make excellent highlight clips regardless of which sport it's performed in.


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[Assistant] Hockey has a plethora of skill moves to choose from, and a separate top 10 list could be dedicated to the sport alone.


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[Assistant] Also known as the Michigan or the high wrap. The move involves the player scooping the puck and lifting it from the ice before firing it towards the top corner of the net.


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[Assistant] This move is rarely seen during actual gameplay, although Sidney Crosby used it to score during a QMJHL game when he was just 16 years old.


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[Assistant] One of the most popular moves used by attacking players. The step over is a dribbling move used by a player who is attempting to get around a defender.


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[Assistant] The attacking player makes it appear as though he's moving in one direction before quickly going the other way.


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[Assistant] It was allegedly invented by Dutch player Law Adam back in the early 20th century. But it wasn't until the 1990s that the move became globally popular thanks to the Brazilian superstar, Ronaldo.


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[Assistant] For example, the player may dribble the ball in their left hand and make a step to the left before quickly switching the ball to their right hand and moving in that direction.


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[Assistant] The goal won Sweden the gold medal, and even found its way onto a Swedish postage stamp.


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[Assistant] That may be the greatest catch I've ever seen! With receivers making more and more extraordinary catches every week, it's proof that sometimes all the quarterback needs to do is throw the ball up for grabs.


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[Assistant] This skill is often used while taking a free kick, and involves using the inside of the foot to create spin to make the ball curve.


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[Assistant] The spin-o-rama was such an effective move in the shootout that the NHL actually banned it in 2014. Lucky for us, hockey players are so skilled that they can still execute it during regular play.


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[Assistant] Essentially, the player acts like they're going one direction, before suddenly stopping and spinning in the opposite direction, leaving the defender or goalie completely out of position, all the while keeping the puck on their stick.


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[Assistant] The slam dunk is the most efficient basketball shot and often draws a crowd to its feet, especially with all the variations of the maneuver. But we have elected to go with the alley-oop for our list.


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[Assistant] The alley-oop ends with a slam dunk, but requires a pass beforehand.


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[Assistant] This play is so impressive because it requires two players to be on the same page, as the passer needs to put the ball in the right location, while the player receiving the pass has to time their jump just right, and then slam the ball into the net.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Sometimes called a scissors kick or an overhead kick, this move is accomplished by throwing your body backwards into the air and striking the airborne ball above your head, kicking it in the opposite direction.


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[Assistant] Because of the move's high degree of difficulty, it is rarely seen during competitive play. But, when a player is able to pull it off, you can bet you'll be seeing it on highlight reels for years.


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[Assistant] He must've just sat around, shoveled food in his mouth, and didn't do a damn thing.


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[Assistant] For somebody like this to say you are going to step in his shoe, it was, it was, it was something like a load that you can carry for the rest of your life.


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[Assistant] June 11th, 1955. The most prestigious event in motor racing is underway.


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[Assistant] Estimates range from 80 to 120 dead.


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[Assistant] That's what she worked for in her life. And I do believe she will, she will be there. Her spirit will be there.


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[Assistant] Steven uses a spare ball to shoot at the three ten. The key here is hitting that three pin to make the spare. Deflection works to your advantage because hitting that three pin then moves the ball into the ten pin.


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[Assistant] They win game three in Madison Square Garden against the vaunted inner city rivals on an overtime goal by JP Parise 11 seconds into overtime.


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[Assistant] Okay, Larry. Larry Fitzgerald's back again.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he is, uh, he is that kind of player, but you never know with Arizona, I guess. I mean, I don't know. I mean, Chamber Jones somehow gets like the quietest, what, 18 sacks last year. He's so good, by the way. What's that? He's so good.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and it's almost like it didn't happen for some reason. He didn't get the pub he deserved. So he's just uh, they have some, some good players out there. Patrick Peterson's still around, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, didn't you think, uh, wasn't there rumors that Hopkins possibly could have gone to Green Bay?


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[Assistant] Yeah, they definitely could use somebody out there with Devontae Adams. He was banged up a little bit this year and was super productive. So, Dondra Hopkins would have been a huge help, but at what price? Like, what would you have had to give up? I assume it's a first.


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[Assistant] A report was that they think his best years are behind him, like he's already-


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[Assistant] Maybe. Well, no, they probably said that after he was traded, I would imagine that his best years are behind him. You wouldn't say that while he's still on the roster, would you? No, they did.


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[Assistant] I'm sure he was ready to go then too. I'm sure he loved it there, but he's probably like, hey, these guys obviously, they've been trying to get rid of me for a while. That's gotta get, that's gotta wear on you after some time, I would imagine. Hey, he's a monster too, that dude. He is very good at the football.


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[Assistant] He's very, he's very underrated, I feel like, for some reason, he kinda goes under the radar, even though yeaah, of course he's a star, I know that, but I just think he's, I think he's that good, that everybody should know he's that good. Diggs update, Diggs.


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[Assistant] Well, he was second and a fourth the following year, I guess, when you look at the whole thing, but David Johnson, the Cardinals were kind of stuck with his giant contract that they paid him, and he was, he became the backup behind Kenyon Drake. Yeah, hold on, didn't they? They couldn't cut him either, that's the thing. If you've seen their contract, they couldn't cut him. They'd eat a ton of money.


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[Assistant] That's, the, when you say it, when you actually, uh, you hear it back, man, that's an amazing move for the Cardinals, cause they were kinda stuck with his contract, David Johnson.


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[Assistant] It is the Celtics 11th straight loss in the spectrum in only one game from elimination. Many fans wondered about Boston's ability to come back.


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[Assistant] I can't shake the hand of someone who spits on my back. And so uhm, I respect her as a fighter. She did an amazing job tonight.


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[Assistant] You only have to say the Under Arm Incident and every dedicated cricket follower knows exactly what you mean.


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[Assistant] This club is a great club. It's a strong club. It's a very proud club.


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[Assistant] Three words to describe short jumping. Passion, magic, perseverance. Jump seat, wealth.


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[Assistant] It is the highlight for every rider to go to the Olympic Games.


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[Assistant] Really looking forward to it. It's a great honor to be able to have a go in the BMX track of an Olympic athlete. Welcome to Tal Mis in Stables. Are you excited?


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[Assistant] Our sport has been a huge evolution in the past few years. The prices of the horses are getting higher, so now it's very important to breed, eh, like, high-end horses with great sport technique and, uh, this is one of those horses.


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[Assistant] Look at that deer. Great. They're gonna protect me if I follow?


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[Assistant] Okay, perfect. I'm gonna act like you don't exist, okay?


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[Assistant] I started and I was concentrated but then when I saw you like a rocket go past me I sort of lost my concentration a little bit. But I will promise you that the next time you're not gonna double my time.


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[Assistant] So this is gonna be maybe the most difficult part of all. How we get you on the board.


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[Assistant] Just like be very relaxed and he's just gonna be walking. Stay on it. You want to become one with the horse.


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[Assistant] Not possible and through all my years of experience I have never...


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[Assistant] Ever seen anybody that for the first time or second time gets on a horse and is able to do more than this.


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[Assistant] Okay, and what is the movement that I see that you guys do when


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[Assistant] And this is called a beat, which is what goes inside of the mouth of the horse. There are many different beats because they have different points of pressure. Some are stronger, some are softer, some work.


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[Assistant] Putting pressure a little bit on the lips, some a little bit on the tongue. None of them are strong in the horse. You know, you normally want to very protect the mouth of the horse very much. It's very sensitive. Over here we have the different saddles. Tear-ups. This is like your pedals where you put your legs.


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[Assistant] So when you're warming up, you sort of take a few minutes to stretch the body of the horse and let him stretch his neck and stretch his back and stretch his legs. Now use my right leg and the horse goes left. Then you can go longer, you know, faster without galloping, just going faster on the trot.


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[Assistant] You pull on the beat and you sit down and the horses do a smaller step. Then if you want to go faster, you just let go of the reins and you put your legs both in the belly.


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[Assistant] Assistant, you have to be on your toes, huh? Okay, try to stop.


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[Assistant] For me, it's a little bit the same, you know, I want to get my energy high enough.


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[Assistant] So I do eat a lot of steaks as well and salads and stuff like this, but I don't want to be overweight or lose athleticism because of gaining weight.


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[Assistant] I'm very tired. Really, really tired. What a workout. I don't know if the second time was very good or the first time was very bad. I'm going to again be optimistic and think that I did a better job the second time and became quite decent.


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[Assistant] Go around that and come to me. Bring him to me. Bring him to me. He's not coming to me.


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[Assistant] It's not easy to try to do what she was doing. If uhm, Elka would have already ridden horses before, even if she would have never jumped, we could have done much more.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm a little nervous. I have no rhythm, no flexibility. I've never done this before, but I'm so excited to learn.


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[Assistant] I'm a very tenacious, aggressive player and I think that generally the women's soccer world would say that fluidity and calmness and rhythm are certainly not the first words that they would think when they think of Heather O'Reilly on the soccer field.


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[Assistant] I was terrible. It was so hard. What Margarita does is amazing. The grace and poise that she shows, uhm, in doing rhythmic gymnastics is really impressive and it's not easy. I think that anybody that thinks that they can pick this up and do it right away is dead wrong. Is that supposed to be like that?


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[Assistant] Okay, so we're here on the football pitch. The game is all about...


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[Assistant] Dribbling, scoring goals, shooting, being confident. We're gonna put a few of those skills together and it's gonna look a little bit like this.


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[Assistant] Now we're going to work on side volleys. And what you want to work on is getting your leg up.


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[Assistant] Using your laces, keeping your chest over the ball, putting it in the back of the net.


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[Assistant] I have never used a ribbon, uh, in that way. So it's completely new to me, completely foreign to me. And I'm such a competitor and perfectionist, but in something like this you just have to like, let all that go and just have fun and try to learn and do the best you can.


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[Assistant] Here's the challenge. We're gonna put together everything that you learned, all three skills. You're gonna dribble, do an inside out move on the first defender, then do a step over move on the second defender, pass the ball to me, and you're gonna side volley into the back of the net.


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[Assistant] I'm a defender. My strengths of disrupting all the skillful attackers. It was a massive honour to play at the Olympics for New Zealand.


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[Assistant] I have played table tennis before, at a very low standard. The ball does a lot in the air by the looks of it. It's gonna be tough. My ambition is to hit the ball back over the net. Simple as that.


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[Assistant] This is my stick, I'm a defender. So my stick is 37.5 inches long. The midfielders and strikers will have a smaller stick for their skills.


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[Assistant] For me, I'm here to stop people so my stick's a little bit longer. With hockey, everyone on the field plays right-handed.


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[Assistant] Some of our other equipment we have, so shin pads. Obviously to protect our shin, so nice and hard. Half the players will wear a glove.


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[Assistant] Alright, so I take the ball from here, into the circle, and I'm trying to score past the goalkeeper. I have eight seconds.


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[Assistant] You really need the basic skills, and I think someone like Brett would be able to pick that up in a month or so, but it's really tough the first time you come out here and try it.


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[Assistant] Wataki, the basic skills that we talk about are, uh, footwork.


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[Assistant] And low body position. So we're always here and we have to have good footwork. The thing that's really important is that your right hand is down here nice and low and it's nice and loose. Gonna go up to the first cone and then around.


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[Assistant] Yeah, nice. Okay, Brett, what we're going to do is some goal scoring.


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[Assistant] Piece of wood here, and try to hit the ball in the goal as hard as we can. So, go up nice and slowly, here, push the ball towards the goal, and then hit. Off you go.


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[Assistant] Do you have any foods that you'd love to eat but you probably shouldn't?


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[Assistant] I think I was better and when Brit gave me the ball where I knew it was gonna go, I could probably return it but as soon as things got complicated I didn't stand a chance. Oh no.


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[Assistant] The hardest part was returning the spin because I had no idea where it was going and I had no idea where it was going off my bat either.


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[Assistant] Okay, so we've done some training now. We've got the goalkeeper back. It's your time to score. Off you go.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was hoping she was going to score the goal at the end, but the keeper, to be fair, did pretty well. Brett would definitely get her own back if he went and played table tennis with her. I found out first hand.


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[Assistant] We're in 16, we've lost 23 out of 24 games. You know, a lot needs to be changed.


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[Assistant] My name is Niklas Edin, I'm a curling player from Sweden. You need to be calm out there and really calculate what you should do and when to do it.


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[Assistant] This is my, uh, normal environment where I practice and where I compete. Have you tried it before?


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[Assistant] I've, uh, got some special curling shoes and these are really old shoes. This is eight years old. And you're gonna need a slider that you can slide on. It's really slippery.


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[Assistant] And then we need a brush. That's the handle you use to stabilize your slide first, to keep the balance easier. And then you brush with this part. The rock itself is usually made of solid granite and then you have another sliding surface and that's why all the rocks are different.


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[Assistant] Try and keep your left foot like underneath your body and then slightly bent towards the outside.


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[Assistant] Might feel wrong in the beginning, but once you're gonna throw the rock with the right hand, it's gonna be easier.


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[Assistant] That's even worse. Aiming was the hardest part. You have it on arm's length and you're trying to aim just through one single thing quite a far distance from your eye. So it's, uh, way harder than it looks.


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[Assistant] There are three main positions or tasks that you need to do.


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[Assistant] Uh, the first one is to throw the rock down the ice, and then you've got two guys at the same time sweeping, and that's to try and, uh,


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[Assistant] Adjust and correct, uh, the shot. Then you've got a fourth one, and that's, uh, my role in the team, and that's a skip. Kinda like a team captain, he's on the other side, uh, usually planning, uh, the moves. So, uh, the first part, uh, we're gonna try today is the delivery of the rock.


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[Assistant] So now we're gonna do one try and you try and get as close to the middle as you can. Good. That's excellent.


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[Assistant] Ah, you had way more speed there. It's really difficult to keep your balance, especially when you wanna push out of the hack fast and you've never tried it before. So many things that can go wrong.


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[Assistant] That was difficult. So many things to think about too when you're aiming.


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[Assistant] It's the same as when I tried curling first, you don't really know how to play the game, but once you get a hold of it, it's more fun.


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[Assistant] So you've done, uh, really well on all the throwing parts, making me sweep a lot. So now it's, uh, it's payback time.


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[Assistant] That's a pity, but really good. Thank you.


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[Assistant] Now I'm gonna show you the next challenge. This is gonna be all about line. To try and take a rock out of the house.


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[Assistant] That's how you do it. Wow, that's awesome.


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[Assistant] Great job. Yeaah, that was excellent. Just in a couple of tries, she's got the hang of it already and, uh, good speed out of the hack. Perfect line and, uh, making that shot. Impressive.


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[Assistant] I'm super impressed. So I'm gonna try a 360 uh, turn around or a spinorama as we call it in curling and uh, let's see how that goes.


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[Assistant] Some of our guys are really, really down on their dumps. We know, we're trying, what the hell, I mean, we're doing the best we can.


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[Assistant] I'm really, really, I'm really disappointed. I am completely disappointed. I cannot believe it.


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[Assistant] We came because we love Canada. And even though we play in the United States and we earn money in the United States, Canada is still our home and that's the only reason we come. And I don't think it's fair that we should be brewed.


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[Assistant] He's a TV guy, I'm not a TV guy. I play ball. You make one play and you talk. That's, I mean, a good play.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think that San Francisco was high on his list. I really do.


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[Assistant] But the more you hear people talk, the more he wanted to stay as close to New York City as possible. I don't think there was any way he was going back to New England. I've said that, Pat, I think we were sitting together. Like, dude, New England's...


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[Assistant] I don't think, like, I just don't see how he was gonna go, you know what, no matter how, give me 25 million, I'll come back. I think that Tom Brady was, was done with what happened in New England. I think he's very much so.


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[Assistant] We should be really good on offense and that wasn't going to be the case in New England.


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[Assistant] Uh, everybody somehow, someway in this world is being affected by this. Now, there's some people that have been infected more than others, whether that's through the virus or through financial part or through their health or their family.


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[Assistant] He registered, he registered to tackle and return one punt for 10 yards on special teams.


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[Assistant] I have a question for you two. Uh, now with like the younger generation and the different generation of players coming in, like we have veterans come in and say it's a completely different type of human being, do you think coaches like PJ Fleck who are like that have a better chance in the NFL or no?


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[Assistant] AJ Hawke, I'm here. Pat, I can't, I don't know how the, the viewers are seeing this for the YouTube audience. I don't know if they're seeing like, or is it picture in picture? What is it, with you consuming your vitamins? No, no, it's both of us honestly.


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[Assistant] Doing great, but technically we are not quarantined, Pat. I mean, you can technically get out and move around if you want, can't you?


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[Assistant] Well yeaah, of course. I felt like you were throwing to a clip there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but I saw something, Pat, where they acted like once the Titans were out and Tana Hill got re-signed by them, it was Tampa Bay or back to New England for Tom Brady. Why, why was it ever just Tampa Bay? Okay, I'm sure we'll talk about the Colts at some point. That's your team.


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[Assistant] Why, why is he not an option for the Colts? The Colts are signing Philip Rivers. We've been saying that on my show for like 3-4 weeks. You think if they have the option between signing Philip and Tom, they're gonna take Philip?


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[Assistant] But just because of the Peyton Tom Brady rivalry that went on for so long?


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[Assistant] Okay, so, off, off and running here Pat, aren't we? It feels good to be back in the saddle with you.


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[Assistant] Oh, I agree 100%. What else are we doing? It's such a weird time right now with no sports and we don't have to sit here and...


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[Assistant] Let's go over what's going on with the coronavirus. It changes minute by minute, but when you talk about the Broncos jumping in the conversation for Tom Brady, it makes sense to me. Why wouldn't you go after Tom Brady? It's probably, you're probably going to give him what, a two year deal? Make him happy? How many, how much, how many million a year in that two year deal? Uh, let's go $25 million a year. Well, if you go two year deal with him, obviously,


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[Assistant] It's pretty much guaranteed. So say two years, 50 million guaranteed, Tom. That's much less than what Tannehill just got paid from the Titans.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you're right, man. But Tana Hill's deal, I also see that it's like a two-year prove-it deal. After the second year, yeah, they will have already paid him 60-some million guaranteed. They could get rid of him if they want to.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they hadn't, but my, I think the bigger question is why, what happened between Tom Brady and the Patriots? Why?


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[Assistant] The rumor out there was that they said they, they may give him around what 13, 14 mil for, and only a one year deal, not even a two year contract. What's happened? Are they completely down on Tom's play and think that he's done? Or do they just not want to pay him upwards of 20 million a year? I don't know.


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[Assistant] Belichick's an interesting cat, isn't he? I mean, he's a fucking interesting dude.


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[Assistant] Well, especially since Bill's the one making the decisions, but Robert Kraft's writing the checks. He's signing them, but Robert Kraft makes no qualms about how big of a fan of Tom Brady he is, but he completely turns control over to Bill and is like, that's, that's all on Belichick. I'd love to have Tom back, but that's all on Bill. Belichick will do whatever.


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[Assistant] I mean, that's what it seems like. The fact that we got to this point and free agency is supposed to open up tomorrow. We'll, we'll see if that happens. They might push it back. It sounds like right now the legal tampering period's happening. So maybe it stays on. I just read something too, Pat, where there...


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[Assistant] They're calling like the, they're saying the NFL has to cancel free agency because it's kind of bad optics. Like, isn't it, don't we have sports to kind of take us away from everything and get us into like when we have bad things going on around us?


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[Assistant] Well, who is Darren Revelle mad at? Is he mad at the, he can't be mad at the players for accepting a deal between 60 and 90 million dollars guaranteed. You're not going to say no because it's bad optics. If you want to be upset and virtue signal somebody, I think you, you direct that towards the league and these people that are putting the offers out there. I think Darren Revelle thought.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he is, he is that kind of player, but you never know with Arizona, I guess. I mean, I don't know. I mean, Chandler Jones somehow gets like the quietest, what, 18 sacks last year. He's so good, by the way. What's that? He's so good.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and it's almost like it didn't happen for some reason. He didn't get the pub he deserved. So he's just, they have some, some good players out there. Patrick Peterson's still around, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, didn't you think, uh, wasn't there rumors that Hopkins possibly could have gone to Green Bay?


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[Assistant] Yeah, they definitely could use somebody out there with Devontae Adams. He was banged up a little bit this year and was super productive. So, Donjer Hopkins would have been a huge help, but at what price? Like, what would you have had to give up? I assume it's a first, huh?


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[Assistant] If that's what they- No, they probably said that after he was traded, I would imagine that his best years are behind him. You wouldn't say that while he's still on the roster, would you? No, they did.


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[Assistant] I'm sure he was ready to go then too. I'm sure he loved it there, but he's probably like, hey, these guys obviously, they've been trying to get rid of me for a while. That's gotta get, that's gotta wear on you after some time, I would imagine. Hey, he's a monster too, that dude. He is very good at the football.


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[Assistant] Very, he's very underrated, I feel like, for some reason, he kinda goes under the radar, even though yea, of course he's a star, I know that, but I just think he's, I think he's that good, that everybody should know he's that good. Diggs update, Diggs.


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[Assistant] Well, he was a second and a fourth the following year, I guess, when you look at the whole thing, but David Johnson, the Cardinals were kind of stuck with his giant contract that they paid him, and he was, he became the backup behind Kenyon Drake. Yeah, hold on, didn't they tender? They couldn't cut him either, that's the thing. If you've seen their contract, they couldn't cut him. They'd eat a ton of money.


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[Assistant] When you say it, when you actually, uh, you hear it back, man, that's an amazing move for the Cardinals, because they were kind of stuck with his contract, David Johnson.


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[Assistant] Even though he could still be a great player in the league, but he kind of became the backup. You don't want, if he's not your bell cow back taking every single rep pretty much and catching balls on third down out of the backfield, you don't want to be having to pay a guy over $10 million.


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[Assistant] Isn't there a chance that somebody in Tom Brady's camp floated it out there just to drum up some, to let other people know that hey, we got a lot of teams interested, you're gonna have to come with a good bid?


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[Assistant] Why, why do you want to be, okay, when I see Adam Schefter now, I think on TV, he's got his two phones out and he's looking at his phone the whole time.


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[Assistant] Well, it's the, whatever network they work for has to be worried about getting sued, I guess, so they can't put slander out there, like you can't slander somebody, but I don't know, like false reporting, if you say, hey, I had a source, I said that, uh, the Broncos were interested.


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[Assistant] I guess that what can they, what can they say? Like if the Broncos like no or not, you could say, well, I have a source that says you were very interested. So it's like a your word versus my word, I guess.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'd love to see, oh, but are, are you all the way out on Jacoby Brissette?


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[Assistant] Well, if they, couldn't they think about bringing, bring Phil Rivers in one or two years and have him kind of tutor Jacoby, bring him along?


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[Assistant] Oh, it would suck for, for Jacoby, but he would have to understand a little bit and it would be tough to deal with. I get it. But what's the alternative? Like he go somewhere else and be the backup?


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[Assistant] I don't know. I think it'd be good. I think when you said Indianapolis, it made sense. I mean, we all know Phil Rivers has never had the strongest arm in the league. So I think playing half of his games indoors definitely helped. Just like if you're a kicker or a hunter, it'd be great to play indoors.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I got it. And you, you've explained that to me in the past. So yeah, retractable domes are not kickers and punters and quarterbacks friends, are you saying?


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[Assistant] Okay, so maybe I'm not so hot on Phil Rivers going to Indianapolis now that I'm more, made more aware of this wind tunnel. It's gotta be really tough to step and really drive a ball outside the hash, outside the


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[Assistant] Still, Pat, why are the Colts not going after Tom Brady? You're telling me the Colts fanbase, if they sign Tom Brady, they're gonna hold on to that hate.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and a big reason they say, Oh, Phil Rivers makes, it makes a lot of sense because the interior of the Colts O line is so stout and powerful and Quentin Nelson. Well, guess what? It gets another, who's another old quarterback that doesn't move around a whole lot. The best of all time. Okay.


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[Assistant] Why don't we, why aren't, why are the Colts not, maybe they are, maybe they're, they're quietly going after Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] I don't care if I'm, if I'm licking an airplane toilet, coronavirus is the last thing I'm worried about getting. Like can you imagine what is living on that toilet seat? I understand everything's been sanitized more as of late.


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[Assistant] But no, I'm not licking a toilet seat ever, let alone when the coronavirus is going around. So maybe that's her moment. Maybe that this girl, was that TikTok? Maybe that's her, her time to shine. My little nine year old daughter always wants to make a little TikTok videos. Maybe if she, if my daughter brings this girl up later and wants to lick the toilet seat, then we know this girl is going to be a star.


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[Assistant] Not my daughter. Not my daughter. She's not gonna lick the toilet seat, but that, the girl, if she comes across this, this poor girl licking the toilet seat.


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[Assistant] Yeah, school's canceled in Ohio and I know it's other places it's starting to happen as well. So yeah, you gotta, parents gotta get creative and try to teach. We had a, we had a full blown missionary homeschooling situation going on today.


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[Assistant] We printed out all kind of worksheets. Oh, they sent all this stuff out, but I told all of the kids and their wives. I'm like, Hey, like this is, I had a lot of teammates that would do this. They come back.


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[Assistant] They maybe had a couple down years, there's 30, they have real high ceiling, a lot of potential and they would go tell like the strength coach, Hey man, this year's going to be different. I'm going to be real this year, man. Like this is, it's going to, it's no joke. And my strength coach would say, Hey, come talk to me like in two months, buddy. Like don't come out of the gates like that.


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[Assistant] Just get a little bit better every day. And so how the homeschooling situation started off on day one, everyone came out of the gates so hot, I already told them like,


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[Assistant] By Wednesday you guys are going to be dead. All of you. Like not because of any illness, just because you're going to wear yourself out because they're so all in. Like the kids did 15 worksheets today and the old story time and had a recess. We had a guy come over and work them out and take them through gym class. The guy that I work out with. So we had a whole day one. We just was way too much. Like we're not going to be able to keep this up.


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[Assistant] No, well, the homeschooling thing will, it'll ebb and flow as the time goes during the time off of school, but...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would imagine we probably, it's not a big group or anything, it's just a couple of their friends, and like we said, the one mom's a teacher.


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[Assistant] We don't, we're not teachers. We don't know how. We need her help. And if you're ever around teachers, Pat, you see like, oh, okay, you, you're here for a reason. Like you're actually really good at getting all these kids to listen to you. It's very tough to get a group of kids to pay attention for more, actually for even two or three seconds.


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[Assistant] They're going to go well. I don't say a whole lot and luckily my kids have gotten good reports so far for the most part. So everything goes pretty well.


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[Assistant] Well, I hate to break it to you, Pat. It's not 1950, and I'm at my kids' school pretty often, so the first time I meet their teacher is not on parent-teacher conference night six months into their school year.


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[Assistant] No, I'm just telling you, like, you're not gonna meet your teacher. I mentioned 1950 because, like, you ever heard Jim Gaffigan, the comedian, talks about, he's got like six kids, and he said, my dad, hell, my dad didn't even know where I went to school, and now I'm over here, I gotta go to PTA meetings and recitals. So yea, it's different, you're around a lot.


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[Assistant] This whole, what we're doing right now, this came about what, 20 hours ago maybe?


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[Assistant] Yeah, we talked about it. I facetimed with you since you don't text or do normal phone calls. We facetimed about it. You were full of lots of CBD and everything went well and we talked about it and your guys already started building graphics and doing all this. So I appreciate all you guys. They're doing the hard work.


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[Assistant] Hey, do you want to clear up on the air, uh, some, I guess, accusations that were thrown my way after my week of hosting radio shows?


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[Assistant] The accusations, uh, the guys there who I respect and think you guys are amazing, but you're saying, are you saying I peed on the floor for five straight days and then all of a sudden when I wasn't there, there was no pee on the floor and you're like, oh, there's been piss on the floor that whole, this whole week. It must be AJ. He's the only thing not here anymore. This is what I was told.


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[Assistant] When I run into him all the time, I go, are you gonna do more with Pat? Are you guys gonna do more games? Like, I don't know man, we'd love to.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they're really doing all they can to, I guess, create this atmosphere, but that's the thing, you don't need all the bells and whistles when you're coming to, to cycle ball and the fans go wild as we see some of the young Germans in there just really excited for their team. Speaking of the Germans, here they are!


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[Assistant] Yeah, we, we look for a lot of these players to hopefully not skid dirt.


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[Assistant] Bike directly off of this platform. I see there are no hand breaks and I don't know if they have the little back breaks on these situations but this looks like a dangerous sport, Pat. Ah, they're touching hands too.


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[Assistant] This is what Austria does best, Pat. That's why they're the defending champs. Nobody can beat these guys. What's the old saying your guy Rick Flair likes to say, Pat?


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[Assistant] Oh yea, the Austrians. Look, I'm just asserting their dominance. You can have a shot on goal. We don't care. We're going to knock you over.


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[Assistant] The, the Tiger Woods fist pump as he's wearing the red jersey just like Tiger on Sundays at the Masters that most likely- THE ARMED ZANTS!