Domonique Foxworth
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931 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
Domonique Foxworth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Are Heat fans bothered by the fact that we had this argument yesterday that I won against Amin about tanking in the NBA? Are the Heat fans at all concerned about them moving out of an opportunity to get a franchise-changing player in Cooper Flagg?
Oh, gotcha. Oh, the spin.
There's a couple of things in there that I thought was interesting. It's interesting that there are these competing interests that, while I thought that it's only one drive is to not be good, that in this situation, the Heat have the drive to protect their picks.
going forward, which would be another, could be a potential future solution to where it's like you can't have so many losing seasons in a row or you'd lose your draft pick. But the other thing that pops out to me is there's some things that are simple about sports and entertainment of any variety is that your incentives should be very clear to you.
The idea that there are situations where fans want their team to lose, that sucks, man. I never want to be in that situation. You have to admit, at least, if you don't want to agree with me about tanking or about how that impacts the quality of the product or the TV product or even the in-game experience, you have to admit that it sucks when you are wanting your own team to lose.
I feel like you should do your voiceover again, because somebody who picks up a CBA.
There it is. God, man. Chris, you might be the MVP.
50 grand ain't getting Spoh out of the bed. He oversleeping that alarm that Amin doesn't have.
Thank you, Chris. I wasn't trying to make fun of you. I just was pointing out that 50 grand ain't it. It ain't going to motivate him. Yeah. To get back a little bit to the tanking of it all, I think that the NBA is in a situation where they have – a league that is doing incredibly well right now financially. And it's only kind of a result of the product that they're putting on the floor.
And I think they have this unique opportunity to address these problems while the TV money is skyrocketing. And we all acknowledge that the TV money is not skyrocketing because the product is so much better than it was before. It's skyrocketing because the ecosystem has Because, I mean, TiVo existed and then everything's on demand. Everything's a streamer.
And sports, as we all know, sports is hugely valuable. And I think that it's possible that the league and its players believe that they're in better position than they actually are.
And I think that's you have an opportunity. And rather than accepting that right now, oil prices are high. So you're raking in the cash. You need to acknowledge that, like, hey, we're headed in a bad direction. Let's address these issues and get ready for being out there in a world where possibly sports won't be.
I mean, I think this is the problem in like just about every business is that the problem starts small. The issue is something small and you don't address it until it metastasizes into something that will hurt you because you have some level of protection. Like that's what leadership is, being able to make this decision now or be able to address this now.
And I think part of the problem when you talk about your game is the unwillingness to accept it. You and it's not just you, but people in basketball seem to be so defensive of the game and want to protect the game and not acknowledge the fact that there are issues and the issues need to be addressed.
So when I bring up tanking, maybe the way that I characterize it isn't perfect, but rather than you acknowledge like. Yeah, there is some things wrong with this. You say your response and people like your response is, no, everyone's wrong. You just don't understand it, which is not true. It's just a perception thing.
And it's, yeah.
At some point, Charlie, I don't know if I'm putting you out there or something you don't want out there or not, but you'll forgive me. But Charlie has a game that he plays when listening to the Dan Levitard show. It's called Dango. And I think that he has to, at some point you gotta let everybody in on Dango.
If somebody told me, he tried to have a little HT, a little horizontal time, I'd say... I'm married, right?
The kids know. I mean, we ain't hiding it. They know how they got here.
So it's this is it's on once that my hot my room is on one side There's a hallway got all the kids on the side long hallway.
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