Domonique Foxworth
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931 appearances
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2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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You're the only person on earth, David, who would somehow wake up having never lost a game with your giant star pitcher slash slugger, hit a walk-off home run, first pitch, walked out there. That was some cold shit. And you somehow are like, they should be despondent, despondent. I don't get you, David.
You are like a bomb sniffing dog for uninteresting. Like I lay out the most interesting possible topic and you just... Let me find the part that can bore them. Let's talk about tariffs and pallets of bobbleheads.
Thank you, David. You're welcome, Chris. A couple other topics that I'm going to throw out to you. I'll give you a choice, and we're going to do our best to find the interesting in both of these topics.
So Ja Morant's gun gesture in the league is currently investigating that, or we could talk about the Saudi Arabian Sovereign Wealth Fund, their involvement or their deeper and deeper involvement in global sports and how – We at one point were all up in arms and were crazy about Live Golf. And now you look up and they have 340 plus global sponsorships.
They're going to be hosting the World Cup in 2034. And it seems like they're going to start entering more and more. They've been in soccer teams in Europe and they're going to start entering the NFL through private equity funds and other sports in America. So those are your choices. Let's find the interesting David.
But no one's watching it, though. It feels like just because they have the Saudi-backed money, it has not necessarily been a success. And it's an odd situation where it also, at one point, doesn't feel like it's a success. But also, the people who stood up against it don't feel like they are benefiting.
It's weird in that Rory McIlroy doesn't feel like the champion that we thought he was going to be when he decided not to do it. And the golfers who went along with them seem to be surviving just fine. There's no backlash from it.
It's weird to think that if you think of it in three different parties as the group that wanted them out and players, the group that wanted to be with them and live themselves, it feels like the only group that's actually succeeding is the guys who we kind of characterize as selling out a bit and helping the sports washing.
Well, I'm giving an American point of view because last time I checked, I mean, I don't know. This might change. I'm American. I'm in America. This is what I care about. We are bringing in Jason Goff to support me now because we had to kick Amin out because he was siding with David on these boring topics.
So, David, I do have a question about how you or the league would handle this John Morant gun gesture thing. It's like I understand how important it all is or how important the way that the league presents itself is. But it does feel odd. I don't know if odd is the right word, that we're calling this an investigation thing. Like, what are we doing? It's either get a man a fine or move on.
The funny thing is, I'm hesitant. Obviously, there's plenty of people to talk about how ridiculous it is. It does clearly seem like it's an assault rifle gun gesture. I understand. I appreciate, David, you acknowledging that you may not be sure, but it feels like it falls specifically in that category. Yeah.
But I also think about John Morant, and I think Zion falls in this category also, and Anthony Edwards falls in this category. I complain often about the early professionalization of youth sports and how we get kind of all these athletes who are trained to be boring. Robots. And uninteresting, and they play that way, and they act that way. And John Morant's not one of those guys.
And so I appreciate that John Morant skyrocketed in his popularity because of the way they played, and not because of the gun stuff, but because he was interesting. And I like that. But sometimes what comes along with that is he hasn't been polished.
He's a rougher rock that hasn't been through this AAU, this Nike circuit that 12-year-old talented basketball players have gone through, which is how you end up with a player like Jason Tatum, right? who plays incredibly well and says nothing that I care about.
The original.
listen here you have an opportunity to really have a problem because he already lost out on the full max deal that he could get because of the issues he had so is someone actually helping him that's what the agent is supposed to be for i'm not sure that anyone's in his ear at this point like he's it feels like the people believe that he ran the coach out like he has all the power that he needs in an organization right now and i think that just to um push back on something that you said a little bit ago
I don't even necessarily think that it has to do with where the player came from as much as these things are kind of pop culture things that are gestures. Like, you'll see guys hit a three and shoot the three guns where it doesn't matter where they come from. I think that that's the question and how close the NBA wants to be aligned to those things. Obviously, they don't.
Whether they want to be...
Absolutely. So, yeah, I guess I don't know. The thing that jumped out to me about this is that they're doing an investigation. I don't think you need an investigation. No. What's the fine for doing gun gestures? Get that man the fine. Unless you plan on suspending him because of his history, this feels odd to me.
You know what I mean? I can't wait to the game tonight because Ja's in town. We should get tickets. Go see Ja and play the Heat, right?
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