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[Assistant] This means that you can temporarily have 12 players in the batting order, as opposed to the normal 9. These are the Jokers.


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[Assistant] They wear a different coloured jersey and they can play in any part of the batting order they want.


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[Assistant] Their job is to increase the number of runs scored, especially if they're down on runs.


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[Assistant] If the batter manages to hit the ball legally and run to third base, this is a home run and this scores one run automatically.


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[Assistant] The batter then stays on 3rd base and can run back to home base on a later play for an additional run.


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[Assistant] This means that a batter can potentially score two runs by themselves. Inning over.


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[Assistant] Another way for an inning to be over is if all the members of the batting line-up fails to score at least two runs.


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[Assistant] If the entire batting lineup has taken their turn to bat and has scored one run or less, the inning is over. Strategy.


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[Assistant] They generally hit the ball away from the bases that the players are standing.


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[Assistant] The strategy of the defending team is to predict where the ball will be hit and position fielders to try and get catches and outs.


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[Assistant] Remember, do not compare it to the rules of American Baseball. Treat this as a completely different sport and it's a lot easier to understand.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most embarrassing own goals in sports history.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at own goals from a number of sports that had opposing fans laughing and the culprits cringing. Which own goal made your jaw drop or had you dying of laughter? Let us know in the comments.


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[Assistant] Although there have been several memorable moments during the historic rivalry between the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers, none is more bizarre than this.


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[Assistant] Tied at 2 during game 7 of the 1986 Smythe Finals, the underdog Flames took the lead in a way no one expected. While trying to clear the puck, defenseman Steve Smith would inadvertently put it in his own net.


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[Assistant] Luckily for Smith, he would have his opportunity to hoist the Stanley Cup the following year. Talk about things coming full circle.


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[Assistant] Number nine, Omer Aschick. During an NBA game between the Houston Rockets and the Toronto Raptors, rocket center Omer Aschick accidentally and hilariously tipped the basketball into his own bucket.


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[Assistant] Typically when a basketball player puts the ball in their own net, it's because they're under pressure and are simply trying to get the ball out of harm's way. Ashik clearly had time to make a safe play, but instead chose to awkwardly give the Raptors a freebie. Smooth move, buddy.


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[Assistant] Number seven, Dan Boyle. If there's one thing that makes an own goal worse, it's when it happens during a playoff game.


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[Assistant] Such was the case for defenseman Dan Boyle during game three of the opening round of the 2010 NHL playoffs. With Boyle's Sharks locked in a 0-0 tie with the Colorado Avalanche after three periods of play, the game headed to overtime. It was here that Boyle would attempt to rim the puck around the boards, only to watch in agony as it found its way into the back of the net.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I, uh, I put it aside. I didn't necessarily put it behind me, but now I can officially turn the page.


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[Assistant] During a 2002 match between Aston Villa and Birmingham City, Villa defender Olaf Melberg set a harmless looking throw-in back to his goaltender Peter Engelman. Unfortunately, Engelman misjudged the pass, as he would slightly make contact with the ball with his foot before it rolled into the net.


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[Assistant] Amazingly, if he hadn't touched the ball, the play would have simply resulted in a corner kick for the other team.


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[Assistant] In football or soccer, it's not uncommon for players to regularly play the ball back to their goalkeeper.


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[Assistant] However, during a 1991 match between Arsenal and Coventry, Arsenal right back Lee Dixon put a little too much mustard on his pass and was forced to watch as it sailed over his keeper's head and into the back of the net.


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[Assistant] Dixon's reaction after he commits the costly error is priceless and the unmistakable feeling of knowing you just screwed up must have stuck with him for a while after this one. It's a beautiful, beautiful finish.


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[Assistant] Uh, an own goal in a class of its own.


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[Assistant] However, back in 2000, he was just another NHL defenseman playing for the St. Louis Blues. During a first-round playoff series against the San Jose Sharks, Bergevin intercepted a pass with his hand and attempted to throw it into the corner. With the puck nowhere to be found, the players temporarily skated around in confusion. However, the puck was quickly discovered in the back of the Blues net.


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[Assistant] In his haste, Bergeve had inadvertently scored on his own team. As if that wasn't bad enough, the Sharks would go on to win the game, and eventually the series.


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[Assistant] Number three, James Young. What makes an own goal truly ironic is the fact that it's always done with good intentions. Take James Young, for example. During a college basketball game between the Kentucky Wildcats and the Montevallo Falcons, Young was just trying to keep the ball from going out of bounds, and he uses every ounce of his athleticism to make it happen.


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[Assistant] There was just one problem. When he tossed the ball back into play, it took an unexpected trajectory, something which here means he threw it directly into his own basket.


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[Assistant] Number 2, Gareth Bale. With only 20 minutes remaining in their match against Liverpool and up by a score of 2-0, the Tottenham Hotspurs were feeling confident as they set up to defend a corner kick.


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[Assistant] As if that wasn't bad enough, the shot managed to knock Bale to the ground, which must have caused Liverpool fans to burst into fits of laughter. However, it was Bale who would get the last laugh, as the Hotspurs managed to hold on for a 2-1 victory.


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


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[Assistant] During a 2006 match between Barry and Darlington, Barry defender Chris Brass tried to clear the ball over his head with an ill-advised front kick.


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[Assistant] Incredibly, the ball smacked him in his face before redirecting itself into the back of the net. We can only imagine the humiliation that Brass must have felt after accidentally using his face to give the other team a free goal. While Barry would ultimately win the game, Brass was forced to head home with a bruised nose and a seriously battered ego.


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[Assistant] Steve Stone with a chance to cross. Flick goal, it's an own goal from Popovich.


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[Assistant] On October 31st, Hunter notched his 600th OHL win.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 emotional moments in North American sports.


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[Assistant] We're looking at events or plays that meant a little more than most to both athletes and fans in North America. We'll be excluding serious injuries and emotional outbursts. Sorry, TO fans. It's really unfair.


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[Assistant] Which sports moment got you having all the feels? Let us know in the comments.


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[Assistant] Trades can be emotional, especially if the traded player has been with a franchise for many years. But the trade of Wayne Gretzky was something else entirely. Gretzky was the most dominant hockey player of the 80s, leading the Edmonton Oilers to four Stanley Cup victories and setting numerous scoring records in the process.


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[Assistant] However, Gretzky was later traded to the Los Angeles Kings, which upset many Canadians.


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[Assistant] Some saw him as a national trader, and a member of parliament even tried to rally the Canadian government into blocking the trade. It was not a success, and the country was left in mourning as their biggest hockey star departed for LA.


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[Assistant] Although the resulting memes have left more of a humorous impression, many basketball fans know and have not forgotten just how powerful the speech actually was. In 2014, Kevin Durant was honored as the league MVP and proceeded to give an intensely emotional acceptance speech.


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[Assistant] The tears immediately began streaming when Durant directly addressed his mom, who was sitting in the crowd, relaying stories of her life as a struggling single mother.


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[Assistant] It's a beautiful speech that makes us all want to call our mothers and thank them for all they've done for us. And maybe make a meme or two while we're at it.


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[Assistant] Number 8, Dale Earnhardt Jr. wins at Daytona. Losing a parent is never easy.


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[Assistant] Losing a parent in a highly publicized and horrific car crash in the very sport you are also participating in is an entirely different beast.


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[Assistant] A stirring performance fraught with emotional energy, it remains one of the most impressive and heart wrenching moments in sports history. A few years later, NFL quarterback Brett Favre would have a similarly emotional moment when he honored his father's memory with a dominant performance over the Raiders on Monday Night Football.


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[Assistant] However, the country's recovery from it will be remembered as a time when people rose up from tragedy and came together as one. One such instance was during a 2006 game between the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons.


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[Assistant] Ninety seconds into the Saints' first game back at the Mercedes Superdome since Katrina, safety Steve Gleason rushed in to block the Falcons' punt attempt, where the football would subsequently be recovered by Curtis DeLoach in the end zone for a touchdown.


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[Assistant] From there, the Saints dominated and went on to win 23-3. In addition to prior speculation that the team could relocate due to the disaster's impact, the game symbolically marked the resurgence of both the team and the city.


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[Assistant] Gentle Ben Crenshaw, so named for his laid-back temperament, managed to accomplish the feat twice, with the second time proving to be one of the most impressive performances in the history of the event. After battling Graves' disease in the 80s, Ben fought back to win his second green jacket in 1995, just days after his mentor Harvey Penick passed away.


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[Assistant] If you're not a competitor through and through, Crenshaw would not be denied, showing the golf world that sometimes, raw emotion is one of the strongest attributes a person can possess.


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[Assistant] In 1980, the United States of America was going through a period of turmoil. With a rocky economy, a hostage crisis, and growing tensions due to the Cold War, morale in the US was as low as it can get.


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[Assistant] That same year, the United States hockey team was set to face the heavily favored Soviet Union at the Winter Olympics. In an exciting and close game, the USA went on to beat the Soviets 4-3.


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[Assistant] Due to the circumstances the country was facing, the win gave America a new sense of hope and optimism for the future and is still remembered today as one of the country's most iconic triumphs.


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[Assistant] Number four, Lou Gehrig's retirement speech. Being a decent person.


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[Assistant] During his 17-year career with the New York Yankees, the man known as the Iron Horse wrapped up more championships and personal records than nearly anyone else in the sport.


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[Assistant] However, a crippling disease known as ALS had struck Garrick in his prime. In a move that shocked the baseball community, Garrick took himself out of the lineup for good, but not before giving one of the most impassioned and heartfelt speeches in the history of sport.


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[Assistant] Two years later, Gehrig sadly succumbed to the disease that now bears his name. However, his legacy remains and his speech was widely praised by the media and is now regarded as an iconic piece of sports history.


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[Assistant] It's no secret that NBA legend Michael Jordan had a special relationship with his father. Throughout his career, Jordan has credited his dad with giving him advice and for setting him in the right direction.


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[Assistant] However, his tragic passing left a void in Jordan. And this was most apparent when the Chicago Bulls played the Seattle Supersonics during the 1996 NBA Finals.


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[Assistant] Although Jordan delivered a vintage playoff performance and helped the Bulls secure their fourth NBA championship, it wasn't so much his play that made this win memorable, but the motivation behind it. This championship culminated on Father's Day, and an emotional Jordan dedicated the win to his late dad.


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[Assistant] Not only was this a touching tribute, it also allowed fans to see a different side of MJ.


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[Assistant] Number two. Magic Johnson announces his retirement.


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[Assistant] After an inspired career in which he helped lead the Los Angeles Lakers to five NBA titles, three for which he was named finals MVP, it was all the more shocking when the world learned he would be hanging up his sneakers for good. To announce his retirement, Johnson held a press conference.


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[Assistant] What the world did not know at the time was that the legendary basketball player had contracted HIV. In a moment that would strike an emotional chord not only in the basketball community, but all fans of the legend they call Magic, Johnson revealed his secret, ultimately deciding it was in his best interest to retire.


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[Assistant] The former Lakers point guard has since become an advocate for HIV AIDS prevention.


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


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[Assistant] Tiger Woods wins at the 2019 Masters.


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[Assistant] Number 1. The Chicago Cubs win the World Series. It may have taken 108 years, but on November 2, 2016, the Chicago Cubs finally got the monkey off their back.


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[Assistant] Expectations could not have been higher, and when the Indians jumped out to a 3-1 series lead, history seemed to be repeating itself. However, the Cubs slowly clawed their way back into the series, and snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a thrilling Game 7 victory.


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[Assistant] The drought and years of Cubs fans suffering were finally over.


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[Assistant] Sports are more than just the games. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most emotional sports moments.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at the most emotional moments throughout sports history. We'll be including moments both on and off the field, whether it's a specific play during a game or an emotional moment in a player's personal life. However, we won't be including any on-field injuries or resulting deaths.


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[Assistant] Lover hate the Yankees, but there's no denying the emotional power that was Mariano Rivera's departure.


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[Assistant] Rivera spent 17 seasons as the Yankees' closer, and is known as one of the best closers in MLB history, winning five World Series titles and making 13 All-Star game appearances. On September 26th, 2013, Rivera pitched his final game, and was ceremoniously removed from the game by Andy Pettit and Derek Jeter.


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[Assistant] Rivera embraced his longtime teammates and cried to the sounds of the roaring home crowd as he walked off the field. It served as a fittingly emotional end to an era and a heartwarming goodbye to one of the game's greatest players.


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[Assistant] Number 9, Brazil's 7-1 loss to Germany.


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[Assistant] This infamous game is either devastatingly heartbreaking or absolutely hilarious depending on who you ask. July 8th, 2014 was the fateful day on the 2014 FIFA World Cup semi-final between Brazil and Germany.


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[Assistant] The game was highly anticipated, but Brazilian hearts soon shattered as Germany scored four goals in the span of six minutes. And the home crowd quickly lost all hope.


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[Assistant] The filmed reactions of the crowd were heart-wrenching, as fans were left in tears as they watched their team become worldwide laughingstocks. The Brazilian team was nationally shamed and humiliated, and various international media outlets called it the biggest disaster in World Cup history.


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[Assistant] On September 25th, 2016, Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez died in a tragic boating accident at just 24 years old.


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[Assistant] The next day, teammate D. Gordon served as the first Marlins batter of the game and adapted Fernandez's batting stance to honor his teammate. He then switched to his normal stance and belted his first home run of the season to massive cheers from the crowd and the Marlins bench.


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[Assistant] Gordon cried as he rounded the bases and embraced his teammates after reaching home.


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[Assistant] It was a beautiful tribute to a teammate. And, most importantly, a friend.


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[Assistant] Number seven, Kevin Durant's mother is the real MVP.


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[Assistant] This moment was kinda ruined by the resulting memes, and many people either forget or just don't know how powerful the speech actually was.


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[Assistant] It only got stronger as he relates stories of her life as a struggling single mother. It's a beautiful speech that makes us want to call our mothers and thank them for all they've done for us. And maybe make a meme or two while we're at it.


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[Assistant] Number 6. Brett Favre throws for 399 yards after his dad dies.


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[Assistant] Knowing that his father would have wanted him to play, Favre traveled to Oakland with the Packers and proceeded to throw for 399 yards. It was a stellar game for the quarterback, as he completed 73% of his passes, passed for 4 touchdowns, and recorded a brilliant passer rating of 154.9.


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[Assistant] Sparv later stated that he knew his father was watching, and Brett gave him one of the best performances of his entire career.


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[Assistant] Derek Redmond was an accomplished British sprinter whose career was unfortunately ruined by injuries. At the 1988 Olympics, Redmond pulled out of the 400 meter race due to an injured Achilles tendon.


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[Assistant] Four years and eight operations later, Redmond returned to the Olympics and made it to the semi-finals.


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[Assistant] However, his hamstring tore during the race, and he collapsed to the ground. While hobbling to the finish line, his father made his way past security to help his son finish the race. Seeing a father lend emotional and physical support to his son is heartwarming, and this moment is now remembered as one of the most notable and awe-inspiring events in Olympics history.


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[Assistant] Trades can be emotional, especially if the traded player has been with a franchise for many years, but the trade of Wayne Gretzky was something else entirely. Gretzky was the most dominant hockey player of the 80s, leading the Edmonton Oilers to four Stanley Cup victories and setting numerous scoring records in the process.


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[Assistant] However, Gretzky was later traded to the Los Angeles Kings, which upset many Canadians.


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[Assistant] Some saw him as a national trader, and a member of parliament even tried to rally the Canadian government into blocking the trade.


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[Assistant] That was not successful, and the country was left in mourning as their biggest hockey star departed for LA.


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[Assistant] Number three, Magic Johnson is HIV positive.


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[Assistant] The HIV AIDS crisis took flight during the 80s and led to the deaths of numerous celebrities, including Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.


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[Assistant] The disease was often linked to homosexual relations and unfortunately developed a stigma, leading many celebrities to keep their diagnosis a secret. This would not be the case for Magic Johnson. In a press conference on November 7th, 1991,


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[Assistant] Only 17 days before Mercury's death, Johnson announced he was HIV positive and was retiring from basketball.


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[Assistant] Rumors quickly spread that Johnson was gay, but he denied this and became a spokesperson for AIDS awareness. Johnson has helped the world understand and accept the deadly disease and was later hailed as a hero by the press and President George H.W. Bush.


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[Assistant] From 1923 to 1939, Lou Gehrig served as the New York Yankees' first baseman and became one of the greatest baseball players in history. A seven-time All-Star.


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[Assistant] Now more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease. Gehrig was forced to retire and later gave a farewell speech to a sold out Yankee Stadium on July 4th, 1939.


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[Assistant] There's simply no sport as romantic as baseball. Mike Piazza hit over 400 home runs during his 16-year career, but one stands out among the rest. This iconic homer was hit on September 21st, 2001, only 10 days after 9-11.


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[Assistant] The game that night between the Mets and the Braves was the first sporting event to be held in New York since the attack. And Piazza hit a home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to lead the Mets to victory. It was an incredibly cathartic moment for New York. And it provided the grieving city with a brief flash of merriment and optimism. An emotional release the Big Apple desperately needed.


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[Assistant] And the pupil of his eye pops out of the socket and a closer look with potentially serious injury


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[Assistant] Lou Gehrig proved that you can become a part of the American Dream no matter what your heritage was. I don't think there's a greater baseball story than Lou Gehrig.


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[Assistant] I really wanted Em to know that I didn't thank you. It was his fault at all.


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[Assistant] Just a little cross check and then a turnaround spare right to the midsection.


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[Assistant] The Indianapolis Colts will release quarterback Peyton Manick.


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[Assistant] They're not laughing with you, people. They're laughing at you, Alex. You're a class guy. You, you, you can be, have class. You should be a role model. You don't need to do like this. You're above stuff.


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[Assistant] Great save by Noya. And what a vital save it was.


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[Assistant] Patrick used his quickness to beat the defender down the ice, and his vision to spot the open space.


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[Assistant] So, it's a huge giant leap. But that's okay with me.


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[Assistant] No, I didn't attack in no one moment. I play very short and it makes him very easy to play at this level, no?


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[Assistant] That whole uhm, wanting to go to New York got, I got a little, uh, misunderstood. It was never wanting to go to New York. There was just, I didn't want to go to one place.


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[Assistant] An opportunity perhaps for Waddee Pete to take a shot deep here.


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[Assistant] I didn't know it would be something that would be picked up by the NBA and carried forward and taken to new heights.


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[Assistant] England could do no more. The match ended 1-0 and the shock result traveled around the world to be met with disbelief.


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[Assistant] In the NBA, superstars make champions. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 all-time NBA superteams.


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[Assistant] Before we begin, we publish new content every day, so be sure to subscribe to our channel and ring the bell to get notified about our latest videos. For this list, we're looking at those teams that were stacked with stars and legends.


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[Assistant] Number 10. The Detroit Pistons of 1989 and 1990. During an era dominated by the Lakers and Bulls, the Detroit Pistons managed to put together one of the most fearsome defensive teams ever assembled in the NBA.


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[Assistant] Chuck Daly coached a squad headlined by point guard Isaiah Thomas, center Bill Lambeer, and small forward Dennis Rodman. Their rough and sometimes unpredictable style of play earned them the nickname Motor City Bad Boys.


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[Assistant] This team essentially ended the Showtime era by beating the Lakers in the 1989 NBA Finals. They'd win again in 1990 and in 2004 with the antithesis of a super team.


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[Assistant] Number nine, the Boston Celtics of the 1980s. When an awkward lanky kid out of Indiana State named Larry Bird was selected in the 1978 NBA draft, a dynasty and super team was born.


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[Assistant] In 1979, the Celtics added defensive stopper ML Carr. The next year, they added center Robert Parrish and power forward Kevin McHale.


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[Assistant] The team would go on to first beat and then lose to the Magic Johnson-led Lakers in the NBA Finals. After their loss, they added Bill Walton via trade with the Clippers. During the Bird era, the Celtics were one of the most dominant teams in basketball history.


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[Assistant] And fellow stars Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh to return home in pursuit of a third championship.


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[Assistant] Although he predicted many championships in Miami, the King left with only two. Seeing that Wade was aging and the Cavaliers had Kyrie Irving and other assets, James decided it was once again time to form a super team.


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[Assistant] He set aside his differences with Cleveland's owner and joined them along with forward Kevin Love. They would go on to win one of two against the Warriors.


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[Assistant] Number seven, the Boston Celtics of 2007 through 2012.


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[Assistant] And then in the 1998 draft, they got a steal in small forward Paul Pierce.


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[Assistant] During the 2001-2002 season, the team surprised many and made it to the Eastern Conference Finals, where they lost the right to be stomped by the Kobe and Shaq Lakers to the Nets. The team would then go on to add coach Doc Rivers and Rajon Rondo, along with several other pieces, which they would use to later acquire Kevin Garnett.


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[Assistant] Now with a super team of their own, they would beat the Lakers in 2008.


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[Assistant] After a decade of winning only one championship, with a super team that consisted of Jerry West, Will Chamberlain, and Elgin Baylor, the Los Angeles Lakers went into a rebuilding mode.


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[Assistant] They signed all-time great center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in 1975 and then went on to pick Jamal Wilkes and later Magic Johnson.


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[Assistant] This group of some of the most dominant and exciting basketball players in history would win five NBA championships together. They would also renew their rivalry with the Larry Bird Celtics, which helped elevate the NBA into the success it is today.


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[Assistant] After failing to win a championship with his hometown team, LeBron James decided he needed to move on and form his own super team. He joined GM Pat Riley, former Showtime coach in Miami, along with Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh, two players from the same draft class as LeBron.


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[Assistant] Although the team was dominant, they disappointed by only managing to win two NBA championships. This was especially embarrassing since James had promised to win over seven rings, albeit jokingly.


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[Assistant] This was a team of superstars, even though their demeanor might not have seemed like it. When San Antonio drafted Tim Duncan in 1997, they started their path towards becoming one of the greatest super teams ever.


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[Assistant] Led by future Hall of Fame coach Greg Popovich, the team had all-time great players like Duncan, Anu Janobli, Tony Parker, and even David Robinson for a while. During this era, if the Lakers weren't winning championships, it was the Spurs. Their team-oriented brand of basketball was some of the best ever played.


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[Assistant] Number three, the Golden State Warriors of 2014 through 2018.


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[Assistant] Unlike other teams in California, the Golden State Warriors lived under a purple and gold shadow. However, they slowly acquired great talent through the draft.


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[Assistant] In 2009, they picked point guard Steph Curry, and then picked shooting guard Klay Thompson in 2011.


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[Assistant] Together, they would form the Splash Brothers, two of the best three-point shooters ever. Along with other great players like Draymond Green, the Warriors would break the Bulls record for most wins in a season. To top it off, they would then add superstar Kevin Durant.


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[Assistant] Number two, the Los Angeles Lakers of 1996 through 2004.


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[Assistant] Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant were so great together that the two of them, along with some spectacular role players, formed probably the most dominant super team ever assembled.


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[Assistant] Coached by Phil Jackson, the team went on one of the most crushing three-peets ever. The Mamba was the best one-on-one player, and he was allowed to flourish with Shaq wearing down teams and dominating the post. However, these two superstars just couldn't get along, and Shaq would go on to be traded to Miami.


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[Assistant] Number one, the Chicago Bulls of 1996. Though they didn't have as many greats on one team as some of the others on this list, the Chicago Bulls did have one pretty good player by the name of Michael Jordan.


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[Assistant] The best basketball player to ever live led the Bulls to two three-peats, totaling six NBA championships. In 1996, they were stacked, with players like Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and Steve Kerr. They were coached by Phil Jackson and won a record 72 wins.


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[Assistant] Welcome to Watchmodel.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 worst NFL draft picks.


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[Assistant] We're looking at those players who were selected high in the draft, but, for whatever reason, failed to live up to expectations.


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[Assistant] The Green Bay Packers took Mandarich with the second overall pick in the 89 draft, overlooking future Hall of Famers Barry Sanders, Derek Thomas, and Dion Sanders.


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[Assistant] Analysts and scouts pegged Mandaric as a blue-chip prospect who would become an elite NFL offensive lineman, with Sports Illustrated going so far as to call him, quote, the best offensive line prospect ever. Everybody.


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[Assistant] Sadly, problems with attitude and substance abuse prevented him from reaching his full potential. After being cut by the Packers, he was checked into rehab for drug and alcohol addiction, and eventually got sober.


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[Assistant] The franchise had a rough time since their successful run in Super Bowl 26. So Shuler was brought in to rejuvenate the team in the quarterback department.


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[Assistant] However, he was eventually replaced by 7th round selection Gus Verrott. Despite signing a 7-year deal with the Redskins worth over 19 million dollars, Shuler only lasted 3 seasons in Washington and started only 18 games in that span.


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[Assistant] He passed for only 15 touchdowns and threw 33 picks. Throwing that many interceptions in such a short career would almost be impressive if it weren't so disappointing.


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[Assistant] The Bengals traded with Carolina for the first pick in the 1995 draft just to have Carter on their squad and offered him an unprecedented $19 million deal with a $7 million signing bonus, setting the NFL record at the time for a rookie contract.


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[Assistant] As you can probably guess, the Bengals' hefty investment did not pan out, however. And Carter was cursed with the injury bug throughout his short career.


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[Assistant] He missed his entire rookie season due to an injury sustained in a preseason game and ended up starting just 14 games in his five seasons as a Bengal.


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[Assistant] The Browns selected Couch with the first overall pick in the 1999 draft and expected him to help build the franchise into a bona fide playoff contender. But with a mediocre offensive line protecting him, Couch's career was plagued with injury upon injury.


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[Assistant] Rose, it is intercepted! Even with a healthy couch at the helm for all of those games, the Browns missed the playoffs and could only muster a 7-9 record.


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[Assistant] After a number of teams passed on Phillips in the 1996 draft due to his college-era off-field issues, the talented running back prospect fell to the Rams, who took him with the sixth overall pick.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately for both the Rams and Phillips, those same off-field issues that plagued his college career followed him to the pros. He spent 23 days in prison while still a member of the Rams organization and was eventually and unexpectedly released by the team after a dispute resulting from his demotion to second string running back.


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[Assistant] While his potential and athletic ability were undeniable, he was never truly able to overcome his troubled past. And he committed suicide in January 2016, after being charged with first degree murder.


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[Assistant] Picked third in the 1999 draft, Smith was a bit of a gamble for the Bengals considering he'd only played a single successful season of college ball with the Oregon Ducks. The Bengals could have traded their first round pick to the New Orleans Saints in exchange for nine draft picks over two years, but they turned down the offer to draft Smith.


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[Assistant] He went on to start just 17 games and threw five TD passes in his four years in Cincinnati before being released in 2002. Smith tried to continue his career with a few other teams, including the Frankfurt Galaxy in NFL Europe and the Calgary Stampeters in the CFL, but he failed to find a role with either of them.


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[Assistant] However, injuries and suspensions limited Rogers to only 15 games played in his three seasons with the Lions. He only managed 36 catches and 440 yards in that span, before he was cut by the Lions in 2006.


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[Assistant] Selected first overall in the 2007 draft by the Oakland Raiders, Jamarcus Russell was held out of training camp due to contract negotiations, eventually signing a six-year, $68 million contract with over $31 million guaranteed.


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[Assistant] Considering the Raiders decision to cut Russell in 2010, after throwing for 23 career interceptions and only 18 touchdowns, they probably want some of that money back.


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[Assistant] Russell was a dominant college quarterback at Louisiana State University and was compared to other successful big body pros like Ben Roethlisberger. Despite high expectations, Russell did little to elevate the Raiders from their bottom of the league status and is currently begging teams to give him another shot.


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


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[Assistant] After winning his first two games as a Charger, the San Diego fanbase may have thought their second overall pick in the 1998 draft was the real deal franchise quarterback they desperately needed.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, Leaf threw for two interceptions and four fumbles in his third game against the Kansas City Chiefs. And it was all downhill from there.


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[Assistant] Locker room drama, spats with the media, and late nights of partying didn't help his relationships with his teammates, coaches, fans, or front office. And he was promptly released after turning the Chargers into the worst team in the league.


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[Assistant] Do you agree with our list? Who do you think are the worst draft picks in NFL history?


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[Assistant] The stadium, one of the soccer world's most famous, has been renovated three times since 2000, and at a great cost.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at sports that may look or sound baffling, but actually require skills and effort, like mainstream or more well-known sports do. And who knows, you might just find yourself a new sport to get into here.


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[Assistant] Number 10, One Foot High Kick. Sometimes known as the Inuit One Foot High Kick, this game is one of the events at the World Eskimo Indian Games in Fairbanks, Alaska. Though its name makes it sound easy, this sport in fact requires great finesse and flexibility.


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[Assistant] The athlete can start from either a standing position or from a running start, after which the competitor will jump with both feet and kick a suspended ball or a piece of seal. But there's a catch. After jumping, you must land perfectly with the foot you kicked with or you will be disqualified.


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[Assistant] Times have changed since J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series was adapted into a blockbuster franchise. Not only do we have booger flavored jelly beans and Emma Watson, but also we can now be genuine Quidditch players.


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[Assistant] One particularly cool thing about the sport is that it lets you show off your broomstick without having to carry a dustpan.


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[Assistant] It's the freshest model out of the market today


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[Assistant] During the 1970s, ski resort workers in New Mexico would use their shovels to race each other down the slopes at the end of the night. As a sport, shovel racing sees competitors sitting on their shovels with their feet pointed forward and sliding down hills like there's no tomorrow. Sometimes reaching a speed of 70 miles per hour.


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[Assistant] miles an hour sitting this far off the snow. Feels like 173. Due to safety reasons, the sport has been dropped from the X Games. But shovel racing remains an annual winter event in New Mexico.


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[Assistant] Number 7, Sapak Takraw, also known as Kick Volleyball.


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[Assistant] This sport in its name have Malaysian and Thai origins, with sepak meaning kick in melee, and takraw meaning woven ball in Thai.


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[Assistant] First played during the 15th century, Sapak Takraw sees players using their feet, head, knees, and chest to touch the ball. And it's actually quite common to see an amazing move such as the glorious bicycle kick during play.


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[Assistant] If you think you can kick but are more concerned about the landing, then try out Spain's bossa ball instead. It's another sport similar to volleyball, but instead it has an inflatable court with trampolines on each side of the net and incorporates features of other sports as well.


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[Assistant] Of all the sports in the world, this one must be one of the weirdest. Looks like someone got so bored ironing that they had to take it to the extreme.


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[Assistant] These ironists will travel to the most bizarre locations, such as the mountains, forests, and even underwater to prove that there are no excuses for those wrinkles.


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[Assistant] The rules are pretty simple. Go iron your clothes in remote locations or places no one would have thought of and make it look extreme.


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[Assistant] One thing to note, there's some argument about whether it's actually a sport or not. Regardless, it's interesting to think that while so far many ironists have attempted crazy stunts, as far as we know, no one has attempted ironing while playing Quidditch. So please let us know if you attempt this, or hear of anyone who does.


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[Assistant] Pershing for goat dragging. This sport consists of up to 500 horseback riders attempting to drag the carcass of a goat or a calf across the goal line.


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[Assistant] You can imagine how brutal it can get when players are fighting for the carcass.


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[Assistant] It's Afghanistan's national game. The wife carrying world championships is one of the most bizarre sporting events in the world. It's your marriage on the rocks. Why not sign up for the wife carrying contest?


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[Assistant] Originating in Finland, this sport is now practiced in other parts of the world and even has a category in the Guinness Book of World Records. According to the International Wife Carrying Competition Rules Committee, there is only one category and the winner is the male and female team that's able to finish the course in the shortest time.


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[Assistant] Sounds fairly simple, except when you consider that the official track length is 831.7 feet, with both dry and water-based obstacles. As for the price, that depends on your wife's weight in beer, naturally.


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[Assistant] The annual cheese rolling event at Coopers Hill was traditionally done by the villagers that lived near Gloucester in England. But it has now become a world famous event.


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[Assistant] How does it work? A nine pound round of double-gloster cheese is released at the top of Cooper's Hill and the competitors follow after it in an attempt to catch said cheese. However, the sport has somehow turned more into a race.


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[Assistant] Seeing how the cheese can reach a speed of 70 miles per hour, it seems highly unlikely for anyone to even get near the damn cheese. So instead, participants try to be the first to reach the finish line at the bottom of the hill. Just when we thought we could play with our food.


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[Assistant] The more you think about this sport, the more you may realize there's something artistic about its very nature. One minute you fight to survive in the ring, very emotional. And the next minute you sit on a board, moving stones. That's because Ipe Ruben, a performance artist who is now the president of the World Chess Boxing Organization, created it.


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[Assistant] Basically you either have brains or brawn, but to play this sport you require both. A fight consists of 6 rounds of chess and 5 rounds of boxing, which alternate.


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[Assistant] Each round follows the regular rules of each game, meaning you can win each round by either critical thinking or throwing critical hits.


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[Assistant] If the game is a stalemate, the player with the most boxing points will take the title.


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[Assistant] Number one, oil wrestling, also known as Greece wrestling. For our number one entry, we visit Turkey. This national sport can be traced back all the way to the ancient Babylonian times, with the annual Turkish oil wrestling tournament making it one of the oldest sporting competitions still being played in the 21st century.


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[Assistant] Don't worry boys, for safety reasons the coin purse is a total no-go zone.


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[Assistant] They say the most powerful punches in boxing are the ones that travel the shortest distance.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 sports to play.


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[Assistant] For this list, we've ranked sports in terms of their playability.


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[Assistant] When passing judgment, we've considered the accessibility of a sport, its rules, its physical benefits, and how fun or exciting it can be.


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[Assistant] Space required, minimum. Fun had, maximum.


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[Assistant] Table Tennis is a great game to play no matter what your skill level.


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[Assistant] From the looping returns and regular airshots of your backyard to the sizzling serves and epic rallies of the big leagues. With paddle in hand,


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[Assistant] The casual contender will work up more of a sweat than they may have been expecting.


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[Assistant] The professional player will have the ball traveling at over 70 miles per hour.


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[Assistant] Playing ping pong is one part fitness, one part fun, all parts awesome.


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[Assistant] It takes a lot of practice, but once you're equipped with basic skills like skating, passing, and shooting, then it can become a lifelong passion.


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[Assistant] When you watch on TV, hockey looks fast, but you can only truly appreciate the speed of the puck when it's being hit towards you personally.


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[Assistant] Players should expect the odd injury, but it's all worth it for the excitement, whether you're on a rink or on the pond.


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[Assistant] There are few things better in life than wiling away a few hours on the course. Referred to as a gentleman's game, golf has to be one of the most relaxingly, frustratingly, rewardingly pleasant pastimes in the world.


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[Assistant] For the amateur player, you just never know how your round will go.


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[Assistant] You could hit a birdie on the first and card a score at PGA Standard. Or you could find the sand at the 17th, hit a 7, and ruin your day. It's all the fun of the fairway.


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[Assistant] In terms of team spirit, there are few sports to rival American football. From the team talks to the chest bumps to the touchdowns, everything about this game is energizing.


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[Assistant] Whatever your level, the feeling of adrenaline is the same, and it's seriously addictive.


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[Assistant] While team spirit is never a bad thing, sometimes it's good to tackle an opponent on your own.


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[Assistant] There are few sports that test the individual quite as intensely as tennis. Even in a doubles match, every move you make and every ball you strike has one objective, to make it over the other side of the net.


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[Assistant] The simple rules, if slightly confusing scoring, mean that any man, woman, or child can give this game a go.


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[Assistant] Love 15, love 30, love 40, love tennis.


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[Assistant] Perhaps the most inherently social sport to make our countdown, volleyball is another example of a game that can be competitive, but can also be taken less seriously. Tournament players take no prisoners at all, but put a family or friends on the court or the beach, and good times are sure to be had.


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[Assistant] There's a satisfaction to digs and spikes that supersedes most other team games. It's just all about you, your buddies, and keeping that ball airborne.


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[Assistant] An image of American culture. Baseball beats all sports in terms of its bridging the parent-offspring divide.


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[Assistant] Of course, you might be more of a softball fan, but either way, a bat plus a ball plus a glove equals fun and is a surefire home run.


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[Assistant] Another sport that's especially enjoyed in North America. With basketball, the thrill of playing probably exceeds the thrill of watching. But only just.


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[Assistant] It's another discipline that requires dedication if you hold dreams for the NBA. And another sport that even the amateur player is always looking to improve at.


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[Assistant] If you have a bad game for your local team, then you go home and practice your three-pointers in your driveway.


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[Assistant] For our runner-up, there's a clear and recognizable difference between being a competitive swimmer and a casual one.


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[Assistant] For the competitive athlete, it's all about the 8 or 10 lanes, the fast times, and well executed turns.


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[Assistant] For the casual fun finder, it's all about trying different strokes, improving your breathing techniques, and trying to pull a handstand underwater. There's a novelty to swimming that never goes away. We spend our entire lives walking through boring air and oxygen. The water is a welcome release.


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


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[Assistant] The top prize for playability goes to soccer, a sport that can be played almost anywhere. Sweatshirts for goalposts, satchels for goalposts, soda cans for goalposts, as long as there's a goal of some kind and a ball to kick towards it, then the game is on.


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[Assistant] Played all over the world in almost equal measure, it brings people together like nothing else. Be you a goalkeeper, a gutsy defender, or a skillful striker, there are few things more fun than recreating World Cup memories or league title triumphs.


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[Assistant] Do you agree with our list? Which sport do you like to play? For more Top 10s that get your heart pumping published every day, be sure to subscribe to WatchMojo.com.


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[Assistant] Sarah was doing something that was well within the realm of her, uhm, abilities, something, a trick that she had done many, many times before.


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[Assistant] Serious concerns for Australian test cricketer Phillip Hughes after he was struck by a bouncer during a Sheffield Shield match in Sydney.


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[Assistant] Aside from mandating head restraints, NASCAR had outfitted nearly all its tracks with energy absorbing barriers by 2004.


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[Assistant] I guess you're supposed to have a lot of speed and there's a lot of body contact.


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[Assistant] I'm used to getting close to people and I won't be afraid if I will get tackled or anything. So I think that will come in handy.


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[Assistant] The ball, it feels unnatural to have a rugby ball and it's a lot more technique than I thought. Okay, so the first thing we're gonna do, we're just gonna try to...


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[Assistant] Wrestling is about mobility, flexibility, and to be able to use your body to find what kind of muscles you need to use in what kind of position.


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[Assistant] Same with my part, just like, give it a go and like, don't be afraid.


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[Assistant] In wrestling you want to put your, uh, opponents on your back, then you win.


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[Assistant] Or at the end of the match if no one put the other one on the back.


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[Assistant] They're gonna count the scores. They're gonna, uh, throw him all over you, and so he lands on his back.


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[Assistant] The first one who gets three shots is the winner.


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[Assistant] I think that's enough for today and you were really good. Thank you very much. Yeah, thank you. You did great and you almost managed the last one. I think just a little bit more training. Keep practicing. Yeah, for sure.


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[Assistant] First of all I thought rugby was really fun, and it was more detailed than I thought it would be, more technical, and the kick was obviously harder than I thought it would be.


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[Assistant] We can protect ourselves from everything and crazy people are the thing that scares me the most.


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[Assistant] And was just the most mentally strong player that anybody had ever, ever witnessed.


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[Assistant] I love the feeling of flying, defying gravity. I love that challenge. Just sports gonna take some catching. I've said to my dad, I'd be an Olympian, and it's probably the proudest moment of all.


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[Assistant] Made basketball in school, maybe? Uhm, when I was a little bit younger, maybe around 12, and then we focused on netball, so I've had a small try at it. Yeah, just the, okay. I'm not sure that netball's gonna transfer too well into basketball for me, because I think it's the moving, kind of dribbling around bit that'll have the problem with the shooting, I think will be fine.


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[Assistant] Safety obviously is very important. We're jumping very, very high, spinning and twisting quite a bit, so we'll have all this safety matting around just in case anything does go wrong. We've got red markings on the trampolines, so basically the key is to stay on this red cross here. This is where we get no deductions.


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[Assistant] If we land on our feet in this zone, we get a deduction of 0.1.


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[Assistant] Okay. We'll be interested to see what you've got, see where we start from. I've got a little routine in mind that I want you to try, so I'll show you that now and we'll see how we do.


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[Assistant] I wasn't sure at the very start how easy she would pick up linking the skills, because sometimes it can be very easy to learn them in isolation, but it's not having those free jumps in between that sometimes people find hard, but she picked that bit up really easy. Can I do more?


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[Assistant] There isn't any pictures up of Ryan's. Definitely some things missing on the wall here without him up there, but when he, uh, went to prison we decided just to take everything down.


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[Assistant] Well, taping another team's signals or practice or, you know, that's against the rules, why would they do that? That also seems small.


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[Assistant] After this came out, there were a bunch of quarterbacks who said, yeah, we all did this. Yes, it was against the rules, but this is something we all did.


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[Assistant] They're VIPs of the sporting world and some real SOBs as well. Well, no matter how you slice it, it's legal.


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[Assistant] It's not classy. Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for another top 10 unsportsmanlike moments in sports.


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[Assistant] For criteria purposes, we're excluding someone like Diego Maradona, who emotionally destroyed all of England with his controversial 1986 Hand of God goal, but didn't actually physically harm anyone.


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[Assistant] Over the course of his eight-year tenure with the Los Angeles Lakers, Shaquille O'Neal posted some huge numbers. During one particularly sweaty game against the New York Knicks in 1999, he posted his heavy figure all up on Chris Dudley before complimenting the move with a classic shove.


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[Assistant] Dudley, being a grown man and all, didn't quite appreciate this questionable display of sportsmanship, so he naturally launched the Balachak. As if that could erase this nasty bit of human posterizing from his memory.


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[Assistant] Number nine, tit or tat. It then as ah kicks ball boy.


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[Assistant] If you are familiar with European football, you know that both players and fans alike will basically do anything in the spirit of gamesmanship.


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[Assistant] We'll say this, Eden earned that red card.


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[Assistant] Number eight, that left hook. Barry Hall punches Brent Staker.


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[Assistant] In a 2008 match against the West Coast Eagles, the veteran tough guy put a left hook on Brent Staker's chin. Because, you know, he's competitive. Or perhaps a few cards short of a full deck.


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[Assistant] Back in 1981, it was nothing in the rules and regulations of cricket saying one can't bowl underarm. But in the spirit of competition, it was simply a no-no.


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[Assistant] So imagine the outrage when an already contentious 1981 match between Australia and New Zealand took a troubling turn when Australia's Trevor Chappell effectively mailed it in to secure a final victory.


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[Assistant] That's a disappointing finish. The New Zealanders actually needed six runs to tie it up, but in perhaps the most boneheaded decision of Australian cricket, Greg Chappell asked his brother to embrace his inner cowardice because sports are just that damn important. Briefly a champ, forever a bum.


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[Assistant] Number six, Leatherface. Albert Hainsworth stomps André Giraud.


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[Assistant] Early on in the 2006 NFL season, the Tennessee Titans were hosting America's team, the Dallas Cowboys.


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[Assistant] However, one big dude named Albert Hainsworth nearly ended the American dream of André Girard for no apparent reason other than malicious intent. After a play, Hainsworth strolled on over to a pile of opponents and thought, hmm, maybe I'll drop a few spikes into this guy's head.


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[Assistant] But while most mature players can handle their emotions and thoughts, Hainsworth just went ahead anyway like it was no big deal, which led to 30 stitches for Girard.


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[Assistant] Number five. How dare you. Dale Hunter blindsides Pierre Terjean.


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[Assistant] But back in 1993, he proved himself to be just another testosterone-fueled athlete in the Patrick Division Semifinals of the NHL Playoffs.


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[Assistant] In game six against the New York Islanders, Hunter lost the puck to Pierre Turgeon. Not only did Turgeon capitalize on the opportunity by scoring, he also celebrated, as hockey players have been known to do. Hunter then proceeded to hunt down Turgeon to deliver a hard-hitting check.


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[Assistant] When you're one of seven players to average 20 points and 20 rebounds over your entire college career, it takes something pretty despicable for that to be overshadowed.


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[Assistant] Playing away to Crystal Palace, Eric Cantona overheard a Palace fan's hateful boasting.


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[Assistant] Did he just shrug it off? Nah. He greeted him with a Bruce Lee-style kung fu kick, followed by a series of Floyd Mayweather-like jabs. When all was said and done, Cantona earned himself an eight-month ban.


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[Assistant] And in perhaps the strangest press conference ever, the guy referenced seagulls. Such a baller move.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are a few honorable, or in this case, dishonorable mentions.


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[Assistant] In the world of hockey, a sport in which players are allowed to publicly fight, there's nothing that typically surprises fans, or players for that matter. Unless, of course, it's a blindside cheap shot.


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[Assistant] In 2000, with less than five seconds left in a game against the Vancouver Canucks, the Boston Bruins' Marty McSorley inexplicably whacked Donald Brashear in the face from behind. This led Brashear to not only take a nasty backwards fall, but also to suffer from a severe concussion.


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[Assistant] McSorley would end up being sentenced to 18 months probation and never played another game in the NHL.


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[Assistant] A community pillar who founded a charity to work with at risk kids. A position prosecutors now say Sandusky used as a hunting ground for vulnerable victims.


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[Assistant] I wish I could go back, give me a time machine. I think I would just have ducked and never started a fight.


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[Assistant] Play this moving forward because they have protected Mitchell Trubisky through the media for a long time. Now reiterating multiple times, like Mitchell is our guy. We don't need competition. They didn't say we don't need competition, but he had teammates saying we need competition as we have learned from Correll Patterson.


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[Assistant] Well, they should be, they absolutely should be taken serious. I think, I think they're a team that, yeah, they had issues, but.


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[Assistant] The number one issue was the inconsistent quarterback play in Mitchell Trubisky or Mitch. I don't know what he's going by at the moment, but with Nick Foles coming in, it's basically what Ryan Pace and them admitting that they missed really on Mitchell Trubisky. That's what you're finally admitting whether, I mean that doesn't mean Mitchell can't go somewhere else and revive his career. That can easily happen.


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[Assistant] He's super athletic. He's got to find, I guess, the right fit for him. I don't know what that may be, but with Nick Foles, Chicago people should be absolutely excited. It's not like.


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[Assistant] Philly Philly thing happened. They got a statue outside of him outside of the stadium in Philly with him and the coach. It's not like all of a sudden.


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[Assistant] And Gardner Minshew comes in and takes the whole NFL by storm. So it's not like his play really declined. Nick Foles got hurt. We know what he can do. We know what he's capable of doing. So Chicago should be very excited about this, especially with the defense that they have. Yeah. I think they're, they're a contender.


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[Assistant] Yeah, a lot of rumors floating around this time of year with all things sports and everything in the world, but.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess wouldn't you have been very, very excited if Indianapolis brought Nick Foles in? I guess with Phil Rivers, you're looking at like a stopgap. Okay, we got a, we got a great team around him. We're, we're all in. We think Phil is the missing piece. We think him over the next year or two could get us a Superbowl or get us to the Superbowl. With Nick Foles, you're thinking more long-term if you were able to bring him in.


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[Assistant] This is Mamoon's moment. Dedicated, funny and very calm. How did she do that? A gold medal performance from Margarita Mamoon.


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[Assistant] I want to see what can you do. Okay. Maybe like this.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you gotta celebrate. So what did you think of that? Uh, it's hard. Uh, to look it's very easy, but to play, it's very hard. To do like this and...


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[Assistant] Okay, we can do some balance. Like this and this. Okay. Like Bollerino.


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[Assistant] Don't move your arm. Okay. Only the rest. Okay. Like this. Okay. Yeaah. Like this. Okay. Great. And more faster. Ta-daaam!


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[Assistant] Okay, this is your moment to show all moves in routine. Good luck. Okay, I think I need it.


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[Assistant] The FIFA is so bad, why is it the USA wants to keep the FIFA World Cup?


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[Assistant] Appreciate it. I appreciate the, uh, nice intro, Pat. You feel recharged and juiced up after a nice day off yesterday?


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[Assistant] So is he gonna go get tested somehow? Is he gonna find a way?


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[Assistant] Wow, I mean, it had to be a pretty serious shortness of breath, didn't it, for him to actually take off?


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[Assistant] I hope he does too. I hope you guys don't have to self-quarantine because if he does have it, if you're exposed to him.


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[Assistant] Sure. Yeah, we never had captains throughout the regular season. They, uh, we always voted on captains once the, uh, the postseason started. Who, who voted? Players. And then who counted?


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[Assistant] Good question. I don't know. I've heard, I've heard John Cooper, the Old Ohio State coach made the joker. Yeah, well players voted. Guess who counted them? I counted those votes. Yeah, I don't really know.


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[Assistant] You're your radio show 10 to 12. It's a great show. I see a lot of clips and sometimes I will watch it live and listen to it if I can't, but I mean, Maryman's awesome. Like he, the dude's a monster. I think he's really well spoken. I've had him on different series shows. I do. We've talked to him on here. I think when I've been with you, I think he came on when I was hosting your show during the week, actually.


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[Assistant] No, I mean, I don't know what he means. What does he mean by he can physically, yeah, Tom may make better decisions and be more accurate and win more games, but physically Phil is better right now. Like what does that mean? If you want to compare how much like each of them, either quarterback has fallen off maybe from where their prime may have been the peak of their career.


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[Assistant] I can't sit there and listen or just agree with the argument that Phil Rivers is in better shape or is more equipped to go win for the next one or two years.


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[Assistant] Well then everything's a blog now because the only people getting the actual physical newspaper are my parents' generation.


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[Assistant] If Tom Brady really wanted to come to Indianapolis, I guess let's think about it from like the contract. They gave Phil what, one year 25 mil? Is that correct?


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[Assistant] And Tom got like about two years, 50 mil pretty much with the bucks and he didn't get any of this power we were talking about last week on the show. You know, you were saying, oh, he, they're going to give Tom roster, full roster control. He's basically going to be the GM slash quarterback. He can control everything he wants. And now we, it comes out that.


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[Assistant] Could they have been able, like, would their contract situation, their cap situation, allow them to get into your 15 million?


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[Assistant] I think it puts added pressure on Phil Rivers now that this story is out there. Phil's like, okay, I better play well and I better play well early. We better come out of the gates hot and be 3-1, 4-0 right in the first quarter of the season.


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[Assistant] Hecking. Wait, I hear it's a heck of a locker room and I know it's a heck of a team. Just from seeing them competing here, especially these past couple with the new regime. Philip Rivers. Let's Hecking do this. Okay, Colts, Twitter, whoever is running that. Uh, Swing and a miss, huh?


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[Assistant] Yeah. Isn't Wickersham the guy that wrote pieces early in the season too, kind of about how the Patriots are coming apart at the seams. Like he kind of talked about like interior, like some strife going on inside that building. I think Wickersham, that's kind of been his thing for a while.


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[Assistant] I think a lot of Patriots fans, at least I think the guy we know, Jerry Thornton, I think Jerry despises this dude and all the stories that he used to write talking about how Tom Brady's not real happy. So I think now, maybe Seth is uh, some of this is coming to light and Seth looks like he may have had some solid sources the whole time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, most likely you will, and this is something that the Patriots do, like they-


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[Assistant] They remove like emotion out of any decision they make. And it's, it's a professional gig that's-


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[Assistant] They're all numbers and people to them, I guess, where they say, okay, how can they help our team? Do they fit in? And they don't let their like nostalgia or their, their emotions creep into it. And they've done it in the past. We've talked about before how they've trade away veterans, maybe even a year or two early because they don't want, they always, that's just what they're known to do.


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[Assistant] And we thought the one exception would be Tom Brady. And turns out, no, Bill Belichick has a plan. He has a whole system in place and


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[Assistant] Probably sat back. I'm sure he tried to let emotion creep in a little bit and nostalgia, but hey man, what this guy brings, like not only the tangibles, but the intangibles he has, we, we need to do right by Tom, but then no, he did not break whatever code he has in trying to build a football team. So I guess we'll see whatever the Patriots are this upcoming season. It's going to be a huge test for Belichick. Belichick, Tom?


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[Assistant] So what you're saying is you're good, your close personal friend Chris Bauer, the GM of the Indianapolis Colts.


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[Assistant] He will not be too upset if Phil Rivers just lights the world on fire next year and Tom Brady struggles in Tampa. That would make him, it would look like I made the right decision. Oh yeaah.


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[Assistant] But it really only has an impact in the next one to two years, don't you think?


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[Assistant] True man, it's true, when real life hits ya, it hits ya hard.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was at Saturday he seemed a little off too. I think it may have been creeping into his brain. He started to worry.


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[Assistant] Yeah, hopefully, uh, hopefully things work out with him. I'm guessing he's not gonna be in studio tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Ohio got that too, where everyone's like, oh, you know, you're getting all the techs, we're gonna be all locked down, you better go get supplies if you need them. No, like grocery stores are open, pharmacies are open, you can still go out of the house, you can still go to the grocery. I don't know if they're gonna start stopping people and asking them where you're going and making sure it's an okay, like, this is on the list of places I'm able to go.


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[Assistant] But hopefully it shouldn't change a whole lot of what our daily life looks like already.


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[Assistant] I just can't wait to watch the body cam footage of that if it happens. I think we have a permission slip.


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[Assistant] Wait, so this was during the season, so if this was, say it was current day and this happened, wouldn't you have been suspended a few games? I was suspended, thank you very much. How long?


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[Assistant] I think the opportunity was there. If you were running down and Cushing had the same opportunity on you, I would expect Cushing as a professional that he would have taken that shot on.


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[Assistant] What you should do is, if you see the guy lining you up, act like you don't see him, so then you can slide and you can slip it right to the last minute. Oh yea. Oh I got this guy, he's not looking at me. And you're like, oh yea, I don't see him. Oh yea. Yeah, you're okie dokie.


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[Assistant] The best is what you used to be able to do. You used to be able, I'm sure you can't do it anymore, is send one of your frontline guys directly at the kicker.


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[Assistant] I love that. That guy turned, he would always go take a shot at the kicker and then circle back around and try to pick up another block and it was his assignment. It was amazing when he would actually connect with the kicker. Hey, go kill the kicker and then get back in the


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[Assistant] If you're kicking off, Pat, don't you see, say you're watching a film and you see that the team's doing that, doesn't that already mess you up mentally going into that game?


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[Assistant] Not me personally, but I could see how other people could get messed up, you know.


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[Assistant] Yeah, somebody that was much, like, wasn't as mentally tough as you.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's good. They know. Then I guess the next teams know that they can't take a shot at you. Hey, this guy's, they're in their, their meeting on Wednesday morning. Hey, this kicker's way too athletic for our move guys. We can't go after him. And not only is he athletic, he's super jacked. So I don't want you to get hurt. So we're going to nix that this week. Thank you. We don't need to be hurting anybody. We only got 50.


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[Assistant] There's not really, the plays are so quick, like 3 seconds, 4 seconds at times, especially a run play. There's not a whole lot of times when that can happen when you can...


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[Assistant] Is, say you're in like a compromised position. Say I come up, I'm here, I hit the guard, head first.


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[Assistant] Shocking shed. I'm trying to shed. And the lineman can kinda see there's like a pile up behind me. And say he was a vet lineman who had played against a bunch. He would grab a hold and kinda like pull me in like, hey, easy man. He would know that this is gonna be bad. If I keep trying to drive you down, I feel like I don't wanna tear both your ACLs. Like I always appreciated guys like that.


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[Assistant] It definitely happens where guys take plays off, especially if you're an edge rusher and you play the majority of the game, you're not just being inserted on passing downs.


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[Assistant] It can happen, uh, I think some people have, you hear about guys that have a high motor, like high motor guys.


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[Assistant] Vanden Bosch, the guy who was my favorite player ever. I love Vanden Bosch. That dude had the highest motor I've ever seen. He had the red contacts? Red contacts, just absolutely crazy and so fun to watch and to play against.


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[Assistant] Uh, but yeaah, there's guys that can all of a sudden say they may jump out to get a sack early in the game, first quarter. They're like, cool, got that out of the way.


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[Assistant] And they may take two quarters off almost and they're going to, they're going to go hard and try to get to the quarterback, but say it's a play. It's like chasing backside or something. If you're a pursuit dude or something, you can just tell on film early on, like guys that are hustle guys. I'm not saying that's your David and Clowney. I haven't studied him like that, but yeah, it happens all the time. I think.


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[Assistant] I agree. Believe me, I couldn't afford to take any plays off.


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[Assistant] If I took plays off too, I would be worried already instantly on the field like, ah, it's going to look terrible tomorrow, man. Coach is going to kill me. This may be up in the team room. You may show this one to everybody.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you get killed, especially like say you're chasing a guy down. Say, you know, you're not going to get there and the guys run down the sidelines. You have to show that you're running at a hundred percent. And the worst is too, is if like a D lineman surpasses you or worse, a referee passes you off, the coach will stop that and just stare at you. Really? You tell me this.


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[Assistant] 30 or 49 year old referee with a half a leg is faster than you. You can't, you can't run any faster than that and you get, there's no answer. You got nothing.


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[Assistant] By the way, I didn't know that. I don't think he's wrong either.


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[Assistant] You're, you're worth what somebody is willing to pay you. Like when someone gets paid and people say, oh, he's not worth that. Well, actually look, I am worth that because I just signed with that team. Like whatever some, if, if there's only one team out of 32 that's willing to pay you that money, that much money, guess what? That's your worth.


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[Assistant] Right now, so you, it's, I understand if you think guys get paid too much at times and it does happen, but.


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[Assistant] What are you gonna blame the individual? Nah, I'm not worth that much, guys. Give me a little bit less.


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[Assistant] Insider trading, it's a real, it's a real thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know. Should Martha, before she sold off, whatever she sold off, I guess she maybe should have called like a, a tax guy or her financial people and said, hey, I got some info.


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[Assistant] I think I'm gonna lose a bunch of money if I don't sell off all this stock. So we need to find a way to do this legally.


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[Assistant] And, uh, help me with this. And they probably said, well, Martha, you got some information that everyone else isn't privy to. That is called insider trading. Exactly. You are not allowed to do that. I don't know if that's exactly what Martha did, but it would put you in a tough spot. You're like, well, maybe if I just sold off a little bit of them to throw them off the scent. And then I.


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[Assistant] Sell off some other stuff and then maybe tomorrow I come back and sell off the rest of this bad stock that I don't want. It happened with that senator lady down in Georgia.


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[Assistant] What an interesting- You may need to be pretty conservative in what you do. If you're married to the president of the New York Stock Exchange, if he is still where he was previously, like, you probably know there's a couple more eyeballs on you than the old regular Joe. Are you in the stock market?


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[Assistant] I mean, I have a, we have financial people, but I don't do crazy, like risky things. I don't pretend to understand how the stock market works. Um, but I mean, yeah, a little bit.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's it. You may take my gig, you may take my dealer card from me now.


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[Assistant] First off, the ad read was eight years ago, and second off.


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[Assistant] No, I don't think. I have no idea. It's, yeah, it's a weird one. It's a weird one where there's friends and family involved that I know. So it's almost like I try to, I feel bad. So I take care of them. Hey man, I got tickets to the Michigan state game. You want to like, like that.


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[Assistant] Oh, you're a good guy. There's no like set thing that I have to do. It's not that, there's not even a contract really.


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[Assistant] I need to watch that. It's like a four part documentary, isn't it? Joe Exotica, Framed.


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[Assistant] Oh, I'm gonna watch it. Yeah, and you know when that happened and there was all the, there was like legit tigers, lions, panthers roaming around because the dude opened up the gates and shot himself, I think, the guy who had like this backyard zoo basically. And then people were outraged.


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[Assistant] Because they were shooting and killing the animals. And they're like, no, you gotta tranquilize them. I remember Jungle Jack Hannah going on CNN or something. He's like, hey, we'd love to tranquilize them, but we got-


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[Assistant] Okay, well yeaah, I'm glad they got that cleared up. They're starting to make some more laws and rules on the types of animals I think you're allowed to have on your own property. I think it's state by state.


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[Assistant] Is, is the person that has big tigers in their backyard stranger than say the 62 year old lady that has 14 indoor cats? Yes. Which is worse?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm telling you, it's crazy. It costs a bunch of money though too. How do these people make enough money? Like where do they make their money to just keep these things fed and housed?


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[Assistant] I haven't seen Joe Exotic, oh I only saw the first 20 minutes I believe. Is he, I figured this was gonna be like a grizzly man situation where he gets eaten at the end, kind of on camera.


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[Assistant] No, but I do know of his story. Is that a good movie? Yeaah, I like the movie.


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[Assistant] His, uh, do they, do they talk to his lawyer on that? No, no, it's a movie actually. Didn't that Clint Eastwood movie?


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[Assistant] Oh, Pat's batteries went out so you can't hear me right now. Oh, Ty Schmidt went home early, he was the battery guy.


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[Assistant] What would you guys do if Tye was like, hey, I'm feeling a lot better and he wants to come back in?


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[Assistant] I was trying to like hobble up to the tunnel and I remember as I was walking by like, you know, behind the end zone, fans just yelling, going crazy, calling me all kinds of names and I just kind of chuckled. I thought it was great.


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[Assistant] Maybe it would, maybe it would work though on some people. Just pump them up. Like Bill Belichick pumps up to his next opponents. Maybe if they did that. But he won't pump up Tom Brady. No.


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[Assistant] No he won't, but he does. If, if the Patriots play the Bucks in the Super Bowl this next upcoming season, you know he'll pump up Tom Brady leading up to the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's probably it. Or what if it's Jared Studham who's just scorched through the league all through the regular season. He's having a huge year. He gets elected to the Pro Bowl. He has a great postseason heading into the Super Bowl and Bill Belichick just all of a sudden decides to go off script and he starts just killing Tom Brady and pumping up his own guy.


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[Assistant] I think we know how Brady's going to respond though. Remember coming off his suspension, they win the Super Bowl. Everyone's like, oh, it's going to be amazing. Goodell's got to give Brady the trophy and Tom handles it with just pure class. So I think there's, I don't think there's anything that can get Tom Brady like off kilter. Publicly. Oh yeah. Publicly. Yeah. I'm sure he's.


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[Assistant] Should they though, should teams let emotion creep in when they're thinking of re-signing players?


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[Assistant] Nah, I mean it's what they've been able to do with the tandem of Belichick and Brady, which is the two solid pieces that were there the whole time. And Robert Kraft obviously is the owner. Robert Kraft 100% lets emotion in because Bill makes all the football decisions.


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[Assistant] So Robert Kraft can go give these guys hugs and kisses in the locker room and on the sidelines and have great relationships with them because he's not the one making the decision whether he cuts you or not.


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[Assistant] Do you, uh, do you and the, uh, colt's owner, you guys kiss each other's cheeks when you see each other?


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[Assistant] Elbow bump, elbow bump. You seem like an Ursaid guy though.


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[Assistant] I still think it's great for the league to have like colorful owners like that, that aren't scared to speak their mind. Whether they say things right or wrong, you don't have to agree with what he says, but I respect when people in high positions aren't scared to put their opinions out there and kind of have hot takes on certain things. I think it's fun.


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[Assistant] Okay, I thought it might have something to do with, I know Ursay like, all of a sudden will buy like a million dollar guitar. That was something that Jimi Hendrix may have breathed on back in the day.


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[Assistant] What's the classic move you have to do if you're an owner and you're trying to get help from the city through tax dollars to build a new stadium that you can present like, hey, this is going to bring in so much money and so much revenue for the city. If the city is slow on trying to give you those tax breaks, what do you do? You go act like there's other options.


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[Assistant] What about PJ Walker? The XFL QB gets signed by the Panthers. Matt rules old disciple and now he's back with him. Pumped up about that.


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[Assistant] You think there's any chance that, that uh, Hoyer has a chance like, that he's going to get to compete for the starting job in New England?


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[Assistant] I guess it's the whole thing, like, every job is open, like, every coach likes to say, like, everyone's competing for a job, so, nobody, I guess, they're not gonna hand the job to him, but I mean, the Patriots would.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I don't, I don't know much about Stidham or Studham as you guys like to call them. The Oregon kid, Herbert, Justin Herbert, maybe they could trade up high enough to grab him. Or is he six foot five or something, that kid with big flow?


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[Assistant] What if they make a, they trade up a ton of spots and they try to get like two of them?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's, it's not out of the question. Would you want Tua? Uh, if we're gonna trade up, I'd rather go for burrow, but if we're gonna get like the third pick, yeah, why not take a risk on Tua? We got plenty of cap next year. Possibly Deshaun Watson coming in, that's what people are saying. The good f-


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[Assistant] What is that? What is that even? Free agent to Sean Watts. I mean Billy Oh is probably going to trade him before the season anyways. Oh.


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[Assistant] So if, if the Texans somehow come out and they make a run and let's say they get to the AFC championship game, is he like just, is he vindicated? Like, hey, I know you all were killing my moves back in March, but look at us now.


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[Assistant] I bet Billy would have, have words with you if you told him that.


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[Assistant] What would you have done? What would you have done if a coach would have made like comments like that, almost like attacking you personally, like as a person, not attacking your game, which is what coaches should do, critique the game, what's on the film, not exactly like you as a person. How would you have responded?


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[Assistant] I believe you, I believe that you'd stand up for yourself. It's true. I mean, that doesn't happen a whole lot in the NFL. I feel like we're a head coach or someone.


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[Assistant] You're not, you can't speak to grown men like that at times. And I understand like the different power positions if he's the GM making decisions, like especially athletes, like they have a lot of pride. A lot of athletes live by like a code. Like you're not going to treat me like that and speak to me like a human, like, like a man.


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[Assistant] Was he joking though? Like that's the thing, out of context, was Patricia joking whenever he made comments like that? Come on man, what are you working out with those guys for? Those guys are...


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[Assistant] They're elite, you're just a guy, or you're just good, like why?


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[Assistant] You played, you were on the team with Bruce Arians as a coach. Oh no AJ. Do you see any, is there going to be any moments in the sideline where fiery competitive Tom Brady and fiery competitive Bruce Arians may get in each other's faces and go at it?


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[Assistant] Don't you think every player would tend to like that? I know OBA is known for having like great relationships with his quarterback and how he can kind of revive quarterbacks and help him be successful.


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[Assistant] Bruce Aarons does seem like the kind of guy too, if they do get into an argument on the sideline, which happens all the time, if you're close, especially when you're close with your coaches and your players, like if you have a good relationship, you can.


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[Assistant] Have a bit of an argument, a shouting match on the sidelines. And Bruce Aron seems like the kind of guy that's having beers with that guy in the players parking lot right after the game. Like it's fine, you're laughing about it when you're close with him.


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[Assistant] But was, was Tampa Bay Tom's third or fourth choice though? You, you listed off the teams earlier in the show. Did he?


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[Assistant] Try to put viewers out there and see and all these teams like nah, we're good. And then the bucks are fourth or fifth down the list. Is that why?


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[Assistant] The Bucks may have thought they didn't have much of a chance and also Tom probably didn't even think about Tampa early on if he really wanted to go to San Fran or Tennessee or back to New England. Do you care if you're the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?


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[Assistant] No, not at all. Look at Frank Wright. He, he took the job when McDaniels got named the biggest, the weirdest like blunderer or whatever when