Stu Gatz
speaker
3,140 appearances
92 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 May
Stu Gatz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Chris has a good one that people would notice. Damar Hamlin? I think everybody would understand. Huh, that's how it happened.
I would assume. Did it stick to Von Miller? Because he got pinched for it several years ago. Did that stigma stick around?
I mean, Vaughn Miller is way more famous than Larry Ogunjobi.
That's not true. Yes, people would certainly care well more if it was a starting quarterback, especially one with the physical gifts of Josh Allen.
Generally, people don't care about NFL PED suspensions. I mean, they care for what it does to betting lines and fantasy football and baseball. I guess the timing of when these things happen also matter. I feel like if you're a star, though, like if Jamar Chase got caught, that would be a new story. It would, but for the weeks, it doesn't taint his legacy in ways that it does in baseball.
I'm with you. I think there's just a general understanding. Yeah, that sport's crazier than most. I'm so not surprised that Larry Ogunjobi, who has been in the league forever, has played with so many teams, has found a way to stick through this very difficult position in an alpha male sport by turning to something. It's just not surprising. In fact...
My base assumption is that all these guys have to do something, especially the ones that have stayed in the league for so long, to either recoup from injury or try to avoid it.
Fan bases do. It's been interesting to see, but I'm also on that algo, so I'm also getting fed more stuff, so I'm not exactly sure if my experience with it is outsized. But the more distance that I get from the Mitchell Report and people speaking in front of Congress...
Those guys in the late 90s, I know that they soared with impunity and made a lot of money because of the drugs that they were turning to, but man, that's looking a little unfair. Yeah. In retrospect. Rafael Palmeiro.
He was also a Florida Panther. Really? I mean, it's awfully convenient for someone that roots for the Panthers to say, I don't really think about it. It's bothered me, and I'm deducing that it certainly helped him because he's looked like a different player this season.
I think the reasons why this one resonated so much is, as Roy mentioned, you don't see this often in this sport. And his his explanation was, I took something I shouldn't have that I wasn't aware that I wasn't completely aware I shouldn't have to get back. Well, this is a player that was so impacted by all of his injuries.
I'm sure many people in our audience that kind of tangentially follow the sport know that generally when we invoke Aaron Eckblad's name months ago, it was about frustration. This guy is making bad mistakes. He can't keep up. He's a shell of himself. And this year, all that went away.
and he was starting to be healthy and you couldn't ignore the correlation between okay maybe it's just fitness but now you have this element thrown into it and you start wondering well i guess my eyes weren't lying to me he was a different player and this is why struggling to find the origin but it is british originally british slang okay so thank you we're further along than we were moments ago
There was a wedding of one of the Florida Panthers when they had lost to the Vegas Golden Knights in the Stanley Cup Final. And people were in neck braces. People were on crutches. Everyone looked like they were in a military hospital.
Didn't Eckblad play with a broken bone in his leg? Yes. I think he played with a broken bone in his leg. And I saw those photos and I was happy with the season. Panthers were the last seed to get into the playoffs, lucky to get into the playoffs and went on this majestic run. And I saw those photos. I'm like, man, is that worth it? There were like a half dozen people that shouldn't have been out.
Absolutely. I mean, Matthew Kachuk was in a serious car accident on the ice, a broken collarbone. He left the game. He came back and had a game-winning assist in that game before he couldn't get out of bed the following day.
I think you can be upset because no one else gets caught.
Oh, that's just football. I don't know how many people are getting up for Larry Ogunjobi. It's just rare that you see two of them announced simultaneously. Like, wait, was this the offseason plan? Weather is starting to warm up. Regular season starting to wind down. Games of consequence in sports starting to ramp up. I know what you're going to need by your side. It's by my side already.
Miller Lite. Yeah, that's right. I'm making my springtime a Miller time. I'm making my sports time Miller time. Going to a car race? Miller time. Going to see some tennis? Miller time. Going to chill in the backyard with some friends and make some memories? Miller time. I love Miller Lite because it's got taste that I know I can depend on. No games, no gimmicks. It's that simple, folks.
It's just a great beer for people who like beer. Miller Lite is brewed for taste. It hits different than the other light beers. It's got simple ingredients, and at just 96 calories, 3.2 carbs per 12 ounces, Miller time is always a good time. The original light beer since 1975, and still the very best one. Miller Lite, great taste, 96 calories.
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