
Loading summary
A
Hello, Malcolm Glabel here. We're here in New York City with T Mobile for business recording another episode of revisionist history about how 5G network slicing strengthens trust and connections across worldwide industries.
B
Slicing can be used for so many different things. We're here with our friends from CNN from Siemens Energy. The ways that it can be used, frankly, are limitless and are really, really built to think through. How can T Mobile understand the pain points that our customers have? Smash those pain points and help you deliver very specific outcomes.
C
Who decided beauty ads need this much drama?
D
Elf Cosmetics did their new commercial called Melissa is an absurdly funny telenovela starring Melissa McCarthy, TV doctor Nicholas Gonzalez and iconic telenovela villain Itati Cantoral. But the real star, Elf Glow Reviver lip Oil.
C
Melissa McCarthy fully commits by even rolling the RS with the ELF Glo Revive her lip oil. It's very funny.
D
Yeah. Watch the full episode of their new alpha novella on soyounbano.com when your schedule sounds like this. Are you kidding me? An oil change is the last thing you have time for. So drive into take five and let our text change your oil, check your tires, top off your fluids and have you back on the road pit stop fast all while you stay in your car. No putting your entire schedule on hold. No upsells, no problem. So you can get back to your to do list or not. Find your nearest shop@take5.com. Take five. The stay in your car. 10 minute oil change.
A
Well, speaking of.
E
What's that?
A
What? Your boy going to have to go up on his name. Oo, Joe, you do.
F
Damn.
E
I got.
A
I got.
E
Damn. I got a.
A
No, I'm good. I got a partial. I got a partial tear of my, my medial meniscus.
F
Hey, that's. That's in your knee.
A
Huh? Right here.
E
Dang.
F
Are you sure you need surgery?
A
Well, I gotta go see the orthopedic. I got an MRI yesterday and they gave what they said. No, I'm bone on bone on the lateral right. Arthritis, severe arthritis. But I got immediately I got a slight chair. I still got some cartilage in the. In the medial side. So I'm gonna see what they're gonna do. That. Dude, they're gonna go in there and cut and snip. Are they gonna. What else. What are they going to do? Are they gonna do a complete repair or do they cut and snip?
E
So, man, you trying to. Hey, you trying to catch up with your boy under that knife? Damn.
A
Oh, I might have been bowling.
F
Oh, so you did it when you
E
were bowling oh, man.
A
Like that, man, why you think I feel like that My issue was over.
E
Okay, okay.
A
And then think about it. We did all that in one day. And then all that standing on Netflix.
E
Yeah. If they swollen up on you next day.
A
It didn't swing, but I just noticed. I was like, well, damn, how the. I was like, man, it just hurt. It hurt so bad. First when I got home, I had to go up the stairs. I'm like, well, damn, my knee hurting. But I was like, you know what? Hey, I've been on the plane. I've been standing. I've been. I just flew six hours back cross country. I'm like, I'll be all right in the morning. And, boy, I tried to come down the steps, man, I like my dog. I was scooting down the step. One, two, three.
F
Hold on, hold on. I, I, I, I got, I got a question.
E
Yeah, right.
F
Not, you know, health is healthy. Health is what's most important. But does this mean we're not doing nightcap outside no more?
A
We are. We just, you know, we just had to, you know, take a couple of. Take a couple of days off. I'll be back. I'll be back better than ever. And I was just getting into a swing of things. I'm doing my cardio. I'm getting six hours a week. I was like, I was feeling so good. Yeah, man.
F
Damn.
A
Oh, that's it. But I knew something was wrong. I told myself, I said, I'm getting all right. She said, what's wrong? She said, probably just. I said, nah, Libby, something wrong. I said, I think I told my meniscus. She's like, how? I said, I don't want to tell you.
E
Hey, hey, hey, hold on, hold up. Hey, when we had them injuries, we be knowing, because, boy, let me tell y' all something. When I tore out, when, When I blew out this patella tendon.
B
Yeah.
E
You know what happened? I got right on the plane.
A
So, you know, oh, my goodness, Joe.
F
It swell up.
E
But when I got home, my lady told me, I was like, oh, you. You gonna be all right. Put some ice on it then. I'm standing. I'm standing. Tell her. I'm like, man, listen, let me tell you. He ain't right. I ain't never felt like.
A
Did it roll up, Joe? Did it roll up? Did it roll up your quad?
E
Yeah, it wrote not. Not all the way. But it rolled up enough to where, like, if I'm sitting straight, if I'm sitting, I can't lift. I couldn't lift my Leg at all.
A
Yeah.
E
You know what I mean? I could still walk. And you could. I could tell because I'm walking the stairs. I'm like, every week it kind of kept getting better, but I'm like, right. Hell, I can't. It wasn't good enough to be out there doing no moving.
A
Okay.
E
I can tell you that. So I went on, got that mri, and it was a rap, man.
A
Man, you talk about getting up, going to the bathroom, moto. Cause once that leg beat on, that thing be done, boy. I was like, lord, I said, I need to lay some plastic down. I should just pee in the bed.
E
Hey, with this patella, boy, it had you thinking every week.
A
I'm like, oh, Lord. I mean, I. I really truly try to stop because chat. Y' all know, I used to drink. I used to drink tea. I mean, I used to drink. You know, man, I try to stop drinking water by 5 o', clock, just eat a plate of food and no water, no drink, no nothing.
F
So. So you a gotta get up, huh?
E
Hold on. Hey, Augh. Oo with this patella, they gave me this big jug. Yeah, go. You ain't gonna be. Because the first couple of days, you can't even get out.
A
No, you just gotta. Gotta keep it. Oh, they. They. They gave you that goose on Joe. You know what? They give you that goose like they would give you the hospital. You have to.
E
Well, listen, hey, I had that thing filled up
A
because, you know, now they won't let you leave unless you pee. The hospital. They won't? Nope. So I was like, hey, go on and give me that joke. Go on and give me that goose.
E
Yeah.
A
Yeah.
E
You're going. Yeah.
A
Mr. Sharp, you need some help? No, I need y' all to get up out of here. I need y' all to get up out of here. And I will y' all come back. I have something for you. When I did my hips, Joe. When I did my hips, I got my hips done. I probably got them done at like 10. It's like an hour and a half surgery. So they take it down to the recovery room. They like, Mr. Sharp. Mr. Sharp.
E
Right, right.
A
I can hear Shelly. Shannon. Shannon. I said, yeah. I say, it's over with. She's like, yeah, your surgery done. You did well, Mr. Sharp. I'm like, has anybody done bad in surgery? But okay, I'm gonna take your word. I'm gonna take your word for. You said, I did good. Okay. It's like, well, Mr. Sharp, I mean, as soon as you can get up and walk, you Gotta walk up and down a flight of stairs, you know, three times, walk down the hall, and we'll let you go. Excuse me. It's like, yeah, if you walk up and down. You walk up and down the hall and fly the stairs a couple times, we'll let you go. I said, shelley, help me get up. Yeah, Help me get up. Yeah, I'm getting up out of here. Absolutely.
E
That was tough, though, wasn't it? What?
A
Joe, man.
F
But.
A
And the doctor told me, say. He said, Mr. Sharp, he said, you're not going to feel any pain. He said, the only pain you're going to feel is then where the. Where we actually went in. Because they go in, take the ball lot. It's a. You know, you got a ball, like a big. Like a big gumball. They take it out.
F
Yeah.
A
It's like, Mr. Sharp, do you want it? I'm like, what the hell I'm gonna do with it? I mean, there ain't no troll, it ain't no trophy to me. Oh, Jojo, it ain't no trophy.
F
Right?
A
Throw that issue away. So, man, I got up there. Shelly helped me down. I walked up and down the face, and she's like, slow down, you're gonna fall. I said, man, please, I need to get up out of here. I walked up and down. Hey, I like doc. Y' all looking, they're like, damn. It was like, Mr. Sharp. But they won't let you walk out of the hospital. They put you in a wheelchair. Cause we got, you know, fall on their watches and own the hospital.
E
So, hey, when they numb it.
A
Walk me to the thing. Man, I jumped in there so quick. That's like. Then, you know, they give you all these instructions. You know, no driving, no operating, no heavy machinery, blah, blah, blah. But three days, I would drive. I drove myself to rehab.
E
Hey, hold on, though. When they numb it. When. Then when they numbing stuff wore off, how was you out there? You had to take, like, pain medicine?
A
Well, what happened was Joe and Ocho, I had a. They gave me something that I had allergic reaction to, so I ended up having to get rushed to UCLA Medical Clinic. I'm just breaking this news to y'. All. Y' all didn't know this, so. So I'm glad it wasn't there. Nobody see me, but I had to go because I had allergic reaction. Hives everywhere, face swollen.
F
Damn.
A
I'm talking about everywhere. I'm talking about arms, torso all down my back. And my. My throat started to close. So I had allergic reaction. I don't they don't know what they said. Well, with Mr. Sharp, we would literally have to give you adult some of everything that we gave you to find out what the reaction to. So they would literally have to stick me, wait 10 minutes to see if that caused it. Stick me? I said. Oh, hell, no. I'm good. We'll figure it out. I said, just give me. Guess what. Go back, have the other one done. The same reaction. What, Yo. The exact same reaction.
F
Damn. But y'.
D
All.
F
Y', all, boy, Y' all, boy, like little pin cushions, boy.
E
Chill, chill, chill, chill.
F
I'm just. I'm just saying
E
this is sensitive subject, bro. This is. I know, I know.
F
I feel you. I feel you. I commend you. I commend you.
A
You know, they talking about you wearing me. Oh, man.
E
Come on, man. Hey, come on, now. Come on. Come on.
A
Hey.
E
What?
A
Once I get this thing back on, rematch, it's on.
E
Hold on, hold on.
F
How long?
A
It all depends. It all depends. It all depends on what? What they do. I mean, it could be three to four weeks. It could be three to six months. Damn.
E
Hey, hey, listen, let's.
F
Let's.
E
Let's stick to, like, some shooting, pool throwing.
A
Hey, I'm Efrain Red Earl Strickland. You don't want. You don't want none of this in the pool.
E
Here y' all go. Here y' all go.
A
Here you go. Hey, he.
E
Hey, hey.
A
Y' all don't want nothing. Slim. Oh, Georgia Slim. Y' all heard of Minnesota fans? Oh, Georgia Slim.
E
Hey, listen, y' all know what's going on? Yeah, but.
A
Hey, man, look here. Like I said, hey, I was like, man, caught my homeboy bucket, man. That joker had both knees replaced. He had back, man, My homeboy messed up. And like, the last. Last two years, he'd have had neck surgery, back surgery, and both knees replaced. Damn.
F
Jesus.
E
Hey, man, we got. Hey, we gotta get y' all back moving.
A
I was a. I was a triple jumper. I was a long jumper. Hey, like I said, there are some times I went out there on the football field. I ain't have no damn business out there the way I was feeling. I ain't have no business. I know that. So that's why it's hard for me to have. Simply forgot. Look, I' ma go out there. I. I got to. I know my teammates counting on me, and I know it's a. It's a. It's a finite period of time in which I got to be great at this. Because once it's over and that's why when I was able to walk away, Joe Ocho, I was in such peace. Because I know. Yeah, I left it. Everything I had. I left it on that. I left it. I left no stone unturned as far as my eating, as far as my training, as far as. As far as my rest, as far as the way I met the practice, I left nothing that get. I didn't owe the game nothing, and the game didn't owe me nothing. Now, the game took a lot from me, but it gave me a lot, too. Yeah, right. It gave me a lot.
F
Absolutely. Absolutely.
A
But. But hey, knock on wood. Knock on wood, Ocho, you ain't had no surgery. You. I mean, hey, you are damn near 50 years old, and they ain't had no surgeries.
F
I'm 58. I'm 58, man.
E
Get the hell out.
A
Yeah, Joe, that's asterisk, man. I was hurt.
E
That's the answer. The game was so loud.
A
Yo, man, I told. I told my. I told my meniscus, like, the third frame. We was right there, Joe. We were back in that chat.
E
Go back and look at Ocho. Can I talk to chat? Chad, I need y' all to chime in on this, man. It wasn't even close, you know, for them to be coming up with all these.
F
Them.
E
Yeah, you just. You just.
A
You, you, you.
E
I know. I know you. I know you. I know how you get down, bro.
F
No, no, I'm. That was. Unc said he would hurt. Unc said he was hurt. That's why he lost to you.
E
Yeah, I know. What was wrong with you?
F
Oh, I. I don't bowl. That's not something I do. I don't bowl and I don't go. So I'm. I'm doing things that you guys are familiar with.
A
So, therefore, 20 years. I think the last time I bowled, I bowled with the kids, it had to be like, 2000.
F
Hey, don't start that. You and you talking. You talking about you got a. You got your own.
A
I got four bowling balls, man.
E
Hey, listen, listen, listen. Y' all athletes, though. Y' all athletes, man. Y' all supposed to be able to adapt. Y' all supposed to be able to pick stuff up.
A
Look at it the other way. You couldn't tell he was an athlete who.
F
Actually. I'm the best athlete out of us three.
A
Huh?
E
You might.
F
You might be the best athlete out of us three. I just. I just. It was one of those days where I was like, no, that ain't had
E
nothing to do with it.
F
Hey, hey, hey, hey, Joe. I would like K. Cunningham the other night. I just, you know. You know, we know what I can do. I just ain't sure, but that.
A
You know what? I'm gonna be right back here. We gonna be right back here. I'll see how y' all talking with y'. All. 58.
E
Hey, hey, hey. 82% of the chat. I appreciate y' all chat. They said that it's not an astronaut. I'm sorry, Joe, stop reading the comments.
A
This is after we roll it.
E
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I told you, I'm with the people, so I. I got to be in tune with what's going on.
A
No, but I don't know, Ocho. I mean, the thing is, like, you go to. Guys used to have bowling things, and so you go to the bowling thing, you can get a bowling ball. They like, okay. You get shoes or you get a bowling ball. So, hey, I get a bowling ball made, right? Oto ying tournament at the Broncos. That was, you know, right. Have office against defense.
E
Yeah.
A
Bowling ball made.
E
Even here in Atlanta, we had. We had events that were at bowling alleys. Ocho, what y' all were doing in Cincinnati?
A
Nothing.
E
Okay.
F
I mean, Joe, I don't. The only thing. I can't recall us ever doing no bowling. Joe, I'm. I'm gonna be honest with you, man.
A
We went to the movie. We went to the movies. We, like, after practice or OT doing LTAs or something. We go to.
E
We all gonna go to the movies.
A
It'd be about 12 guys in the movie. Everybody. Hey, everybody be in that thing. Sleep about 30 minutes in. Somebody wake up. Hey, man, you got some popcorn left?
F
Yeah, but.
A
No, no, no, no, no. We did. We went bowling every damn. Like, every Tuesday. And we be. Now you see how I was. I was acting bowling. Oh, it was worse than that with us. Yeah, it's work. Oh, yeah.
E
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, man. Oh, yeah.
A
Guys break dancing, doing the centipede. Guys dribbling the bowling ball like it's a basketball.
F
Yeah.
A
Hey, you. They bought. You go to bowl. They bowl down the other lane. I said, man, y'. All. Y' all be doing some kind of cheating, man. But listen, Cooper Flag is the first rookie since Magic Johnson to reach these stats in 40 games. 750 plus points, 250 plus rebounds. I. 150 assists, and 50 steals. Joe, what's flag ceiling?
E
Oh, I think he's. I think he has the potential to be a superstar in this league. Uncle Oo. I mean, he. He's shown he's shown super star potential. You know, obviously J kid playing him at the point, him probably learning that position at this, at this point in time in the pros. It's definitely going to help him down. Down the long run. He's a prototypical NBA guy. 6, 9, 6 10, who can handle the ball, shoot the three, create off the dribble, post up, make guys around him better. He got the potential to be one of the greats. He got potential.
A
I agree. I think he. I think he has a chance to be special. He's.
E
He's.
A
Like you said, he got the body size. He could put the ball in the floor. He can shoot the ball. He's. He's not. He's. I. You know what, Joe? When I saw that man against the. The redeemed team, or whatever they call themselves, and they was at the break, they was in Vegas and that man was. That man was dunking and that man was putting the ball on the floor against AD and all them guys, I said, oh, this man is this. This man ain't scared of nothing.
E
This man is scared if he ain't 18. Now, he was 16 then, wasn't he?
A
Huh? How old is he? 19 now. So he about 17. 17, 18.
E
Yeah. So, yeah, I think he surprised a lot of people with that too, because he was showing me some skills that he had and who he was going up against, obviously was the elite talent of the NBA. And he held his own. He held his own. And from that point, you know, he's been dubbed as one of the next ones up.
A
24. He was 17, right? Yeah. 10 straight wins for the spurs for the first time since 2015. 16, they beat Orlando. 112 to 103, they be OKC 116 to 106, they beat Dallas 135, 123 to beat Dallas again. 138, 125, they beat the Lakers 136. 108, Golden State 126, 113 Phoenix 121. 94 Sacramento. 139, 122 they beat Detroit. 114, 103. And they tonight they beat Toronto. 110, 107. The spurs are now within two games of the Thunder. First of the West. The spurs have won 15 of their last 18.
E
Yeah. Hey, they balling boy. And look, they had six guys in double figures tonight. And Fox, Fox led the way. But the one thing about. When I look at this spurs team, obviously Wimby anchors a lot he had five blocks, Uncle Ocho, but he'll never. He'll. He'll necessarily have to put on a stellar performance offensively for them to win. They got so many other guys who can chip in, who can chip in and put up numbers. All he got to do is anchor the defense. We got the rest. And that's what's been going on as of late, man. They've been playing great ball. They on the road smacking teams.
A
And, man, look here. The man blocking shots don't even lead the floor. How you block somebody, don't even jump.
F
It's almost unfair.
E
It is, bro. It is. It's almost unfair because we never seen nothing like it. You know, his size, the way he moved, moving like a guard. Like, it's. It's. It's insane. Even watch. I'm gonna be honest with you.
A
When he didn't. I mean, he didn't have. I mean, they shot 47%. They made some three. They were 17 to 39 from the three. But you look at champagne. He had 12, had 10. Hello, Malcolm Glabel here. We're here in New York City with T Mobile for Business recording another episode of Revisionist history about how 5G network slicing strengthens trust and connections across worldwide industries.
B
Slicing can be used for so many different things. We're here with our friends from CNN from Siemens Energy. The ways that it can be used, frankly, are limitless and are really, really built to think through. How can T Mobile understand the pain points that our customers have? Smash those pain points and help you deliver very specific outcomes.
A
This is Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman
B
from Dudes on Dudes with Gronk and Jules.
A
Here's your reminder to stay hydrated today. Honestly, I needed that reminder. I'm feeling a little foggy. That might be your body telling you it's time to rehydrate.
B
Wow.
A
Subtle brain fog is one potential sign of mild dehydration. Surely you didn't forget already. Okay, maybe for a second, but I
B
know the other potential signs are thirst, nausea, fatigue, headaches, irritability, and of course, dark pee.
A
There you go.
B
And Liquid iv, sugar free, is clinically
A
demonstrated to hydrate faster than water alone and is an excellent source of five essential vitamins like B3, B5, B6, B12,
B
and vitamin vitamin C. That's a lot
A
of clinical talk because science Liquid IV is backed by scientific advisory board, real experts. Are you saying we're not real experts? I'm saying you're an expert at picking the best flavors sugar free. Strawberry, watermelon or white peach.
E
Wrong.
B
Sugar free mango pineapple is clearly superior no matter what.
A
The flavored Liquid IV is here to help you with everyday extraordinary hydration. Stay hydrated and stock up on Liquid liquid IV@liquid-iv.com Use the code nuthouse for
B
20% off your first purchase.
C
Support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year. You can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you backtest it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors llc. SEC Registered Advisor. Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete disclosures available@public.com disclosures Wimby had 12, Fox had 20.
E
Vercel vassal.
A
Yeah, what's.
E
How you.
A
How do you. Is it vassal or for sale? For sale.
E
Is it for sale?
A
21. Stefan Castle had 13. Dylan Harper had 15. So.
E
Yeah, but. But why are you talking. For sale has been consistent over the past, I don't know, few weeks when I've been really watching. He's been getting off. He been getting off.
A
Yeah, they did a job. I mean, you shoot 50 against San Antonio, you've done something. Cause you better be making some outside shots because you ain't gonna be making or getting a whole damn layup because Wendy, all that.
E
Hey, he gonna make you think about it. Even. Even when you do coming out. Yeah, he gonna. He gonna definitely make you think about it.
F
You nice.
E
But they do it by committee. Uncle Ojo. Yeah, a bunch of different guys, bro. A bunch of different guys.
A
And everybody played a whole bunch of minutes. I mean, the most minutes was played by a vassal. And two. Fox played 30. Wimby played. Excuse me. Fox played 31. Women played 30. But you had a bunch of 21s 14s the starters only Castle only went 13 minutes. Excuse me. Only went 28 minutes. Yeah, I wonder if he got Nick.
E
They deep man.
A
They. They deep. They deep.
E
I mean you look at Harrison Barnes coming off the bench. I like connect. Who was, who was with Boston.
A
The big dude. Yep.
E
Yeah. So they gotta, they, they got some guys who.
A
But that's. He's, he's the in. He'll spur when you look at it. Kelly.
E
Yeah, he is.
A
Yeah, he'll be Kelly o'. Dead. They had Yaka Pearl and they had. What's the guy. Yeah, he's the head coach of uh, Portland now. Yes.
E
Splinter. Yeah, he, they.
A
They're the perfect, they're the perfect guys. When they had Bonner.
E
Yep.
A
Yeah.
E
So they go hey, if depending on how long Shay gonna be out, they might catch them.
A
Even if they don't, they don't want to see, they don't want to see San Antonio in the, in the postseason
E
unless they have to face him in the conference finals.
A
I, I want somebody to knock them out so I don't have to deal with them because Wendy's a problem.
E
You're right.
A
Women is a problem.
E
You're right. But it's gonna be, it's gonna be tough beating them in the seven game series. We.
A
So Arizona, Matt Ishba wants more NBA stars to participate in All Star weekend. Joe Hojo when Phoenix hosts the midseason showcase next year. To help it. To help Ishmael has offered to pay one million dollar prize for to the winners of the 2027 Slam Dunk and Three Point Contest. With another million going to the charity in each event. The concept however will run aile with the CBA officials. The league office said the players union told ESPN such prize would not conform with the existing bonus structure is. Ishba did not consult the league offense before making an offer, but he's motivated to find a way to get stars to participate in the event. I think the stars been participating in the three point competition. Hell, you get stabbed, you get Dame, you get book. I mean you got Donovan Mitchell, you had Cleveland. Those guys have participated. It's just the, the dumb contest is that the stars don't participate anymore.
F
And that's what everybody want to see. Uncle Joe, that's what I said last time we talked about it. They have to find a way to incentive incentivize these, these fellas even though they making 50, 60, $70 million make it worth a while. That's the only way to get Players that are elite at what they do, that are making the most money to get them to do something, a nice little, a nice little chunk of change, you know, to have some fun with, to do whatever you want to do with. Let me go out here and get this extra, you know, 2, 3 million win this contest, be creative, you know,
A
and then going about my business making too much.
E
You ain't doing it. You wouldn't do it.
A
No, I don't think, I don't think the guy. I don't think motivation is the issue. I don't, I don't think them guys, look, if Jordan them could do it for 25 000. You think these guys enjoying them what Jordan making $2 million. If you think these guys is making 40, 50, 60 million dollars a year gonna be motivated to 2 million, you mistaken.
E
They are a little spoiled.
A
They're not doing it. But they complaining about playing 82 games, making 70 million.
F
Right.
A
They unmoved with money.
E
But hey, listen, but with it being incentivized like this, I think we'll have some guys who probably we didn't expect. I think guys will step up. I mean obviously three point shootout is already. Where is that?
F
That's already interesting.
E
But yeah, I think for a million
A
dollars, ant man making 50 million. So what's a million dollars do to him?
F
Hey Joe, that, that's, that's. I mean this, it's not insulting. It's a lot of money. So I don't want anybody in the chat to say, you know, is it me I'm talking about in comparison to what NBA players are already making?
A
Yes.
F
Now we, we at the All Star break. And listen, I have a chance to make a good chunk of change to do something extra with. You know what? I don't have to touch my salary money. I don't have to touch my endorsement money. This is something just, hey, a little fun I can get, I give to my girl, I give it to my wife. I can put that for my kids. Whatever.
A
They making 20 million, they're making 30 million in endorsement. They're not moving for a million dollars. Oo you, that's, that's what I just said.
F
That's, that's insulting. Yeah, that's, that's, that's almost insulting. You, you got to come up with a better number.
A
They not, they don't. If you unmove. There is, I don't believe there is a number that can move a guy. I don't.
F
I do, I do. I know, I know what to move a guy but 5 million for the dunk contest. They moving. They moving for extra 5. Whether it be Anthony Edwards. I mean, who else is a. A prenup all Star that. That has that kind of creativity and excitement when it comes to Duncan, Joe,
E
Zion, you gonna put Zion, Zion, you're gonna put John Moran, you gonna get Jada extra five.
A
Yeah.
F
They gonna go. I guarantee you.
A
I bet you. Let's bet you. It's. It's different. It's different now. Oo, what, what motive, what motivates got if it, if it ain't in you, they. No amount of money can get you to do it.
F
I like that. That's a good one. It ain't him. I like that. But I, I know for that, for that five, they going to get that. They going to get that.
A
People quick to say, they quick to talk about Jordan and Kobe and all these guys. They were doing it when the winner got 25,000.
E
Yeah.
F
This is a different time, huh? This is a different time.
A
Exactly. That's my point. They make so much. That's why I said, think about it. Them guys make more in endorsements than probably Jordan made in his career in two years of endorsements. Now, I'm not talking about what Jordan. I'm talking about Jordan's salary. I'm not talking about what Jordan did with Nike. That's a whole different issue.
F
Right?
A
And we know. And congratulations to Jump man. But Jody, it ain't in a mocho. Why you think they stopped doing it? And the risk of being judged and the risk of being lose, they don't want that. Yeah, the same thing. I said the same thing about it, Ocho. When we did all. When we did the Pro Bowl, Joe, the loser got 5,000, the winners got 10,000. And then it went to 25, then it went to 30, then it went to 50, it went to a hundred thousand, and the guys still wouldn't do it when you start making the kind of money that they making.
E
And I think another, Another thing that plays a major part in this is that it's mid season. This is our only break that we get. A lot of guys ain't willing to, you know, be out there.
A
They want.
E
They really want to rest. They really want to go off and do something else.
A
Make a cancun somewhere.
E
Right? Right.
A
So.
E
So look, Ocho, think about this. So you All Star Weekend. I'm in the dunk contest. It's the only event I'm doing this Saturday night, man. That's gonna cut into my plans, partner for All Star Weekend.
A
If the money was the issue, don't you think these shoes companies. Adidas, Puma, Skecher, Jumpman, Nike. Don't you think they can say, hey, Ant man, I got an extra 5, 10 million, you win the dunk contest. You don't think they put the money. Of course they would. They not moving it. Don't move them. It's got to be in you. You gotta want to do it. Money can't be the incentive, man. Think about what they get, Joe. How often y' all get paid?
F
Hey, money is incentive. Come on now. Money is the incident.
A
So you get paid the 1st and the 15th. So a guy that's making $60 million, $50 million a year, right? Plus, when you tap on what he's doing in endorsements, okay, let's just say we're gonna be generous. Another 20, 30 million. So he making somewhere between 80 and 115 million. And all of a sudden you think, wow, whoa, 5 million really does it for me. He could do a car signing. God ain't doing no money.
E
Hold on.
A
Did. Hold on.
E
I think we got.
A
Do you. Hold on. David Falk.
E
Yeah, I know about him.
A
He told a story that Jordan had an opportunity. Somebody offered Jordan to show up for three hours, offer them 100 million. Jordan said, no, I'm good. 100 million on Joe. So you just told me money move people. A hundred million for three hours.
F
Oh, now we. Now we cannot. We're not queen. I can compare.
A
George, stop it.
F
Let me ask you a question that's different. We talk about. We talk about Michael Jordan. Greatest. The greatest.
A
Three hours, a hundred.
F
And he said, no, It's Michael Jordan. 100 million ain't moving him.
A
So you think 5 million moving the guy to make it $130 million. Thank you, Ocho. I appreciate that.
F
I don't like the comparison in Jordan and the players that are playing today. I don't like that comparison.
A
You make my point. Because Jordan was willing to do it for 25. And you think the money. And you think that's what's going to do it for them, Extra money. Jordan was making $3 million in contract plus, he's probably making. At that time, he had Hanes, he had Gatorade, he had Nike. Let's just be generous and say he was doing 20 million, 30 million off the right. So he's doing 33 million. These guys, some of these guys are doing three, four times that. Hello, Malcolm Glavo here. We're here in New York City with T Mobile for business recording another episode of revisionist history about how 5G network slicing strengthens trust and connections across worldwide industries.
B
Slicing can be used for so many different things. We're here with our friends from CNN from Siemens Energy. The ways that it can be used, frankly are limitless and are really, really built to think through. How can T Mobile understand the pain points that our customers have? Smash those pain points and help you deliver deliver very specific outcomes.
C
Support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On Public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stocks, bonds, options, crypto and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens three thousands of stocks, builds a one of a kind index and lets you back test it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com podcast and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio. That's public.com podcast paid for by Public Investing Brokerage Services by Open to the Public Investing Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC Advisory Services by Public Advisors llc, SEC Registered Advisor. Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available at public.comDisclosures Are you
D
trying to get weight loss support through telehealth? But it feels overwhelming and rushed? Check out orderlymeds.com now. Orderlymeds.com was built to be different. Here you connect with real doctors who take the time to understand your goals, review your eligibility, and guide you through a plan that's right for you. Orderly Meds provides access to proven GLP1 medications like semaglutide and Tirzepatide, including both name brand options and personalized compound versions when appropriate. So you have choices backed by clinical oversight, not guesswork. It's a simpler, more supportive telehealth experience designed around people who want clarity, care and confidence in their weight loss journey. And your medication is delivered directly to your home in discreet packaging so your experience stays private from start to finish. Do your research, ask the right questions, then visit orderlymeds.com podcast for an exclusive offer. Again, that's orderlymeds.com podcast. Individual results may vary. Not Medical advice eligibility required. See cipher details.
A
Like I said, if it meant something to these guys, if it meant something to the shoe companies, they do it say, Ant man, you win this thing or Jordan Brand, you win this thing. Because the, the superstars have all are participating in the three point competition. They got some guys that shouldn't be in the three point competition, but they end. But you get stuff. As long as you get stuff, you get Dane Canopy. Now he's, he's gonna be a regular participant. You get Donovan. Hey, Ant Man. Because Ant man led the league in three point competitions. I just think the thing now is that the guys, the money doesn't move the guys. You gotta want to do something because like you said, money. I don't believe money moves people. Not when you get to a certain level. I mean you got to really break it. Worth my while to get me up off my couch. Oo, hey, you gota. You gotta get it up off Bible. You gotta get
F
with the way to. Hey, I mean, you know a. Listen with the way them bo spin, that extra 5 ain't gonna hurt. I can tell you that.
E
He ain't gonna go that he, he ain't going no extra five though.
A
No,
E
I go, I go to Phoenix and get that little m.
A
Let me get the three point competition.
E
Yeah, I get. I said I, I go out there and do something, participate in something.
F
Hey, hey Joe.
E
What's up?
F
Hey, matter of fact. Hey, and since you're gonna be down, right like you down and out for a little bit, you got to go into the night. You could like, like me and Joker play one on one for a million. Think about that.
E
Hey, hey. Put an extra million on. I won't let his ass.
F
Hey, hey, hey Joe.
A
Hey Joe said I'll be the easiest money I ever made.
F
I'm just saying that, that, that'd be good. Hey Joe. Hey Joe. I play hard as hell, Joe.
E
It's okay. You can play hard. They ain't gonna mean nothing.
F
Hey Joe. Hey. I play like my life on the line, Joe.
E
It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. You still will have a chance. You will have.
F
Hey Joe. Hey, hey Joe. Let me ask you something though.
E
What's up?
F
With all due respect, I know you're one of the better players of all time. You know, you know you have opportunity to go into the hall of Fame. But you think if we go to 11, you think I ain't gonna score
E
one point, Joe, if I don't want you to. Nah, you won't.
F
You don't think so.
E
Nah.
F
Like, Joe, like slightly, like, with all
E
due respect, but because, but, but because I like you. Because I like you, I think you're a good guy. I'm willing to probably ease up, give you about two points. You lucky enough to get you at least a point or two, you know what I mean? But if I ain't want you to score, you wouldn't score, partner.
F
I don't like that, Joe.
E
That's okay.
F
Lightweight Joe.
A
Neck bone fried chicken, pork chops, collard greens, Mac and cheese.
F
Hey, hey, hey. I don't mean no disrespect, but he lightweight disrespected me. Telling me I can't score a point. I know you're an NBA player.
A
I know you want.
E
I'm just keeping it real. Sound like disrespect, but it ain't.
F
Hey, Joe. I'm taking it as disrespect. I'm telling you, Joe.
E
Well, take it how you want to take it. Oo take how you want to take it. We can get to it, boy, I'm telling you, I'm coming to see you, boy. I'm coming to Miami, boy. I'mma come down there and slay some dragons, homeboy. I'm coming to see you, man.
A
Hey, don't get me turned up because,
E
you know, when you get me turned
A
up, turn me down all the way turned up.
F
Hey, we done created a monster though, you know, we. Hey, we don't created a monster. It's the chat fault too.
A
Come on, Joe. For real, Joe.
E
He'll piss me off. He done pissed me off. I. I tried to be cool with y', all, but then now I'm sick of it.
A
We were good. He was. Hey, we had to got that out the way. We was good.
E
God damn all that. Nah, I'm sick of it. I'm sick of. Hey, Ocho, what's up? I promise you, boy. Hey, I had a great day at therapy today too. I'm pushing that sled, pushing it down, pulling it back with that weight on there.
F
Yes, sir.
E
I promise you, boy, come April.
F
Hey, hey, Joe, I. I don't. I don't like you telling me I'm not gonna score. Ain't nobody finna tell me what I'm not gonna do against my will, Joe. I'm gonna score a point. I'm gonna score maybe two, maybe three.
E
At least you can say I told you, partner. At least you can say, man, he told me. Yeah.
F
Hey, Joe. Hey, Joe. Hey, hey, real talk as a grown ass, man, Joe.
E
What's up, bro?
F
Like, you. You. You. You. You slightly disrespected me.
E
It's okay. It's okay. You could be disrespected. You still gonna get this work, home boy.
F
All right. All right. Well, when you come. When you finish with therapy.
E
When you finish therapy, I'm gonna send you the date as soon as we get off here. I'm gonna text you the dates in your phone, partner.
F
Yeah. All right.
E
Yeah.
F
How much you putting on the game?
E
Anything make you nervous? Come on, talk to me.
F
Well, hey, don't nothing make me nervous, right?
E
Okay.
F
What you want to do? Make it lighter? Make it light on yourself?
E
Call it, man. What you. What you want me to. How much you want me to get from it?
A
You want me. I'm Gonna get your 5,900 while you at it, Joe. Yeah.
E
I'm gonna get your 5,900 plus tax.
F
We do. And make sure. So it ain't no excuses. Make sure we bring cash to the court.
E
Oh, say less.
F
Yeah, make sure we bring cash to the court.
E
Yeah, say less.
F
Okay. Hey. Cause I don't know. Hey, hey.
A
I don't let. You gotta cry a little while long. You get about 5,900, Joe.
E
Oh, say that. I got you, huh?
A
I got you.
F
Yeah. I'm glad. So y' all teaming up against me? Okay, bet. Bet.
C
I.
F
Hey, I've been a long move. I've been a loom all my life.
A
That's you the Joe. You the one that challenged that man.
F
Okay?
A
I ain't got nothing to do with it. I'm injured. I'm on injured.
F
I didn't heard you chipped in. I didn't hear you chipped in about letting him be the king a little bit longer. Okay, okay.
A
Bet.
F
Yeah.
E
Hey, hey, hey, Ocho. Ocho. I earned my respect, homeboy. I took what I wanted. You know what I'm talking about, right?
A
I hear you.
E
Yeah.
F
Wait, listen, I'm gonna tell you. I tell you what. I'm telling you what I want, too. And I'm. Earn my respect.
E
Okay.
A
All right, Joe, we got to get you a nightcap sign. You got a wall back there, Joe?
E
Yeah, I got one. I can put it up right there.
A
Hey, you got to put it on because you know, Ocho. Ocho.
E
You don't even know he got one.
F
Now, my side work, though.
E
Oh, here he go.
A
We can't see that. That thing's so far to focus.
F
Hey, don't worry. Don't worry. Remember, Remember, they do them. They do them a room they do them a room at the end. At the end of this month.
A
Boy, they've been doing that. They've been doing that room.
F
No, I said they coming to do it. They got other. They do other jobs. My, My. My dates aren't scheduled to the end of February.
A
You do realize that's like, in two days?
F
Yeah, the end of February, that'd be here. I'm have to do it.
A
They're gonna be there on Friday or Saturday.
F
Yeah. Take two weeks,
E
But yeah. Boy, this dude gotta get me bent. What?
F
Who?
A
You?
F
I mean, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what it's gonna feel like on that goddamn court, playing with me. That's what. That's what it's gonna feel like. I did.
A
I.
F
With all due respect. Now, you ain't gonna tell me I ain't gonna score no 12 points, like I'm not an elite athlete. What are you. What you talking about, man?
A
It's me.
E
They keeping it 100, my boy.
F
All right. You ain't keeping it 100. It's gonna. Yeah.
A
All right.
F
Well, hey, Joe. You got me, man. Well, almost cursed, boy. Now I don't even curse no more. I don't even care no more. Wild most cursed boy.
A
New Ravens head coach Jesse Mentor hopes to change players attitude towards OTAs. He said today, first of all, I do have total respect for the rules, that it is voluntary. Totally understand that. And Lamar has an unbelievable success doing it both ways. And so there's certainly a balance there, but I think it's our job is to create an environment and a learning opportunity where they feel like it's really important for them to be there. Ocho? Yeah, we had sound. We. We have no sound of that, did we? Okay. What you thinking, Ocho? What.
F
What did Mr. Mr. Say?
A
He said he understands that it's totally voluntary and he understands.
F
Right.
A
And he understands Lamar's had success doing it both ways, but he says, I think it's our job is to create an environment and a learning opportunity where they feel like it's really important to them to want to be there.
F
Yeah, I like. I like. I like it. I like the words. I mean, it's all up to Lamar, whatever Lamar wants to do. I mean, it would behoove him being that it's a new system, it's a new officer, coordinator, new coaches. I'm sure everybody. I mean, they will have a hundred percent attendance even though it is voluntary,
A
because I think, you know, man, look, I'm trying. Well, you didn't have a coach because Marvin Was there your whole tenure? So you didn't have a coach.
F
Yeah, well, no, remember, Remember I had Dick LeBeau first.
A
Oh, you're right. You're right. You're right. You're right.
F
Yeah, right.
A
You're absolutely right, Ocho. And then you got. And then you got Marvin, but did. And so as long as you don't change head coaches, you really. Because you get. Change head coaches, you get three. You get to have three camps. Yeah, it's gonna be, it's gonna be interesting. I, I think, I think Lamar is going to show up just for the simple fact that you know what? They're working on it. Eric dacosta, like, look, me and Lamar had a great opportunity, great conversation over the years. We don't really talk about the contract. We just get it done. And we're going to keep that, you know, we're going to keep that thing. But I do think Lamar. I think Lamar is going to show up. They don't really do it. They don't do anything. And plus, I think it gives them a head start on learning the offense. It's a totally new offense. Me, I kind of like keeping the same coach because I like the same offense, Ocho. So that way I didn't have to show up. Right. That's why. That was the only reason I liked the joke, because I didn't want to show up. But look, and look, they want to. They're. They're very motivated to get a deal done with Lamar. Lamar's Finn to jump. He's finna jump. Josh Allen. We know what Josh got. Lamar's gonna get that and some.
E
They ain't gonna play with him, is it?
F
No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
A
no, no, no, no.
E
Because the faster you can get that done.
A
Yes.
E
You know, the better off things to be around there. He probably, you know, new system, new coach. You want to get everybody acclimated, and
A
nothing gets you acclimated make you want to show up, Ocho. Like 300 million, huh? Hello. Hey, when a hundred million dollars hit your, hit your bank account, y' all really wanted me to show up. I don't mind if I do.
F
Hey, it's a different world.
A
Yeah. Hey, I, I, I'd have never thought if somebody would have told me when free agency hit back in 93, that was the first year of it.
E
Yeah.
A
That the salary would get to where what they, I. Let me get the hell out of here. These guys are get, these guys are getting contracts for what, what these owners purchase teams for. I mean, you could, you Could. Yeah, you could buy a team. I mean, back in the 80s, you could buy a team for $60 million.
E
Hey, but hold up. You remember, you remember in the NBA coming in as rookies, they used to. Didn't have no salary. I know you used to consign a 60, 70 million dollar deal.
F
Yeah.
A
One of the last ones to get that contract.
E
Yeah, yeah, yeah. They had to put that salary cap on there real quick. Hold on, hold on. For this thing get out of hand.
A
Well, it used to be Ocho. Well, you know, it used to be there was no salary cap on rookies. Sam Bradford was the highest paid. Was the highest paid player, and he was a rookie. Yeah, yeah.
F
And we went to the Rams first. Right.
A
And then you know how they did it? See, it's like. No, you know what? We don't think that's right. We want to, you know, we want to put a rookie cap and you know, that'll keep more vets. They put a rookie cap on the quarterbacks and then cut the beds.
E
Right.
F
Crazy business.
A
But no, I. I think Lamar's gonna show up. I think. I think he's gonna be very motivated to show up when they give. When they give him that Josh Allen money. Oh, we. 250, 260 million guaranteed. 120. 130 at the time of signing. Yeah, I gonna show up. I gonna. Steve, you know what? You and I have been working great together. Let's continue this relationship. Who's to say Ocho, in another four years he can't get another contract?
F
Yeah.
E
Damn. He just 29. For real,
F
boy. Young boy.
A
Yeah. Damn. And then when the MVP winner subo. See y' all in training camp. I see y' all for that mandatory one in June. I'm just telling you, I'm never doing OTAs again. I'll see you in June. An anonymous NFL GM says he's not remotely interested in Tyreek Hill. Even at the vet minimum, when we aren't touching him, no chance. We think he's done. He isn't a difference maker anymore. The juice isn't worth the squeeze. Not even that minimum guy for us. What? That minimum is a million dollars
E
coming out for ACL. How old is he?
A
Got an ACL, a MCL, a broken tibia.
E
How old is he?
A
31, I think. I think he's 31.
E
Oh, he got. He got a little. He got some juice left.
F
Got a whole lot of juice left.
A
How old is he? He'll be 32. Yeah. Is it March 1st? He 31 right now? How old is he right now?
F
Hey, hey, hey. Joe and Unc. When I. When I hear. When I hear owners say stuff like this, I would so love the. The. The. To know exactly where the source came from, who the owner actually is. Hey, GM in general. Oh, they always anonymous. They always anonymous. I would love to see what receivers he has on his squad where he thinks even Tyreek Hill coming back off injury ain't better than what we got out there right now.
A
I think he would be, Ocho, if he wasn't coming off serious injuries. He's coming off a serious injury, and he's about to be 32 in three days. With that being said, at vet minimum, I think it's a strike now. I'm not going. I'm not going much above that. Ocho. Give. Yeah, given. Given. Given what he's coming back off of.
F
What about what he looks like after injury?
A
Well, he. He did that in week four coming in. What do you have? He had. He had. We know he had a broken tibia. We know he had an acl. Were there any other ligaments? Were there. Mcl. Was it any meniscus damage? LC. It all says multiple. Yeah, multiple tor. Ligaments. So we know the acl. Okay, guys, come back from the acl. It's those. It's those small and so did they repair, though? Did they give him a cadaver?
F
Right, right, right.
A
Did they take part of the patel. Because, you know, they take part of the patella tendon, and they. They reattach.
F
Yeah.
A
So it's all. It's interesting to see what all he had done. They said multiple ligaments. Now, we know the acl, we don't know if it's the mcl, the lcl, we don't know if it's any of those, but we. We assume. Now, we don't know which other ligaments. Corresponding ligaments it is. We know he broke. We also know he broke his. Broke his leg, the fibula. So it's gonna be. It's a. It's a. It's an uphill climb. But athletes, I mean, you know, they know we know how to rehab. We know how to get back. And if there's a will, there's a way he'll get. He'll do it. But I do think for. For a million dollars. I mean, for that. Because that's the bet minimum, Mocho. Oh, yeah. For a million dollars. I'm definitely doing it now. I don't know if you'll go there for a million dollar, but I'm saying no.
F
No, no, no. Absolutely not. Now, I think he gonna do. He gonna do it right, Uncle Joe? Depending on how he looks, he'll be back over there with Andy Reid and Mahomes and Eric B. Enemy because he's familiar with the system. They're going to know how to use them. It'd be. It'd be perfect. It'd be perfect for him because he doesn't have to be the one to shoulder the burden. Yeah, you're gonna be all right.
A
It's just the thing of the man.
F
Yeah.
A
If they ever get a chance to get you while you down, you best believe.
F
Oh, they coming, man. Are they coming?
A
Don't.
F
Oh, they.
A
Oh, that's what I'm saying. And that's what I would advise the guys. Guys, keep it. Be as gracious as you possibly can. I know sometimes it gets hard, but yeah, you always want to give them like, you know what we like. Hey, he. He never giving anybody any problem. He's a great locker room guy. He's competitive. Man, when, when you coming off an injury and it's like, well, you. Yeah, you think you're a problem in the locker room and you got a lot of stuff going on because they're looking for a reason, Ocho. They just don't give them a reason.
F
Always looking for a reason. And if. If there is no reason, they gonna create one.
A
It's like, as a coach, you want to say, son delicious, don't cut yourself. Let us do that.
F
Like, hey, that's a classic.
A
Know where you're supposed to be, do what you're supposed to do, be on time. Yeah, but you make my job real easy when you don't know what you're supposed to do. You're not where you're supposed to be and you're not on time. You really make my job easy. Make it difficult on me.
E
Fact.
A
Make it so I have to like, damn, I don't, you know, hey, look, I understand. I think, I think with a. With a little, you know, with a little time, this, this guy might turn into a pretty good player for us as opposed to like, nah, nah, I can't do it. So everyone deserves to be connected. That's why T Mobile and US Cellular are joining forces. Switch to T Mobile and save up to 20% versus Verizon by getting built in benefits. They leave out. Check the math. @t mobile.com switch. And now T Mobile is in U.S. cellular stores. Savings versus comparable Verizon plans. Plus the cost of optional benefits.
B
Plan features in Texas. And fees vary. Savings with 3 plus lines. Include 3rd line free via monthly bill credits.
A
Credit stop if you cancel any lines.
D
Qualifying credit required Less support through telehealth, but it feels overwhelming and rushed. Check out orderlymeds.com now orderlymed was built to be different. Here you connect with real doctors who take the time to understand your goals, review your eligibility, and guide you through a plan that's right for you. Orderly Meds provides access to proven GLP1 medications like semaglutide and Tirzepatide, including both name brand options and personalized compound versions when appropriate, so you have choices backed by clinical oversight, not guesswork. It's a simpler, more supportive telehealth experience designed around people who want clarity, care and confidence in their weight loss journey. And your medication is delivered directly to your home in discreet packaging so your experience stays private from start to finish. Do your research, ask the right questions, then visit orderlymeds.com podcast for an exclusive offer. Again, that's orderlymeds.com podcast. Individual results may vary. Not medical advice, eligibility required. See site for details. In the heat of battle, your squad relies on you. Don't let them down. Unlock elite gaming tech@lenovo.com Dominate every match with next level speed, seamless streaming, and performance that won't quit. Push your gameplay beyond performance with Intel Core Ultra processors for the next era of gaming. Upgrade to smooth, high quality streaming with Intel Wi Fi 6e and maximize game performance with enhanced overclocking. Win the tech search Power up at lenovo.
F
Com Lenovo Lenovo.
Episode: Nightcap Hour 2: Unc to HAVE Knee SURGERY + Cooper Flag FIRST ROOKIE since MAGIC to reach HISTORIC NUMBERS + 10 STRAIGHT WINS for Wemby’s SPURS + Suns OWNER wants MORE STARS on All-Star WEEKEND + NFL GM says NO INTEREST in Tyreek Hill
Date: February 26, 2026
Host: Shannon Sharpe
Guests: Ocho (Chad Johnson), Joe (likely Joe Johnson)
This episode is a lively, wide-ranging hour of sports talk anchored by NFL great Shannon Sharpe, with fellow former athletes Ocho and Joe. The conversation blends banter, storytelling, and analysis, jumping between Sharpe’s impending knee surgery, historic NBA rookie stats, the Spurs’ winning streak, All-Star Weekend debates, and NFL free agency drama. The chemistry is strong, full of humor and real talk about the toll professional sports takes, attitudes on All-Star participation, and the business realities behind the scenes.
"I got a partial tear of my medial meniscus...bone on bone on the lateral right. Arthritis, severe arthritis." – Shannon Sharpe (02:11)
"He’s shown superstar potential...he’s a prototypical NBA guy—6’9”, 6’10”, handle the ball, shoot the three, create off the dribble." – Joe (16:55) "He’s not scared of nothing." – Sharpe on Flag facing NBA elite at age 17 (17:30)
"The man blocking shots don’t even leave the floor. How you block somebody, don’t even jump?" – Shannon Sharpe (19:45)
"If Jordan could do it for $25,000, you think these guys making $50 million are moving for $2 million? You mistaken." – Shannon Sharpe (27:44, 29:03)
"A new offense...Nothing gets you acclimated like $300 million." – Sharpe (48:06)
"He got a whole lot of juice left." – Ocho (51:28)
This hour shows Shannon Sharpe and friends at their best: realness about the costs of pro sports, deep sports knowledge, and belly laughs about betting, aging, and competing. The podcast moves seamlessly between current NBA and NFL news, behind-the-scenes stories, and non-stop ribbing, providing an authentic hangout with Hall of Famers and all-stars. If you care about athlete legacies, league culture, or want to hear how today’s mega-contracts and media spectacle have transformed the games, this episode shines.