Share & Tell-ichick (Super Bowl Edition) with Mina Kimes and Dan Le Batard
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to Pablo Torre Finds Out. I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.
No, don't do this.
Transparency. This is unfair. Sunlight is the only disinfectant. Right after this ad.
take that I'm going to stand 10 toes down on that people who pretend like football in terrible conditions is enjoyable are completely full of it. Liars. Liars. In fact, I came up with a word for it. virtue signaling. It's the same people who love bragging about how they live in the Northeast and they wear shorts in the winter and you're so soft on the West Coast. It's not about the toughness of the fans. It's about the enjoyability of the game. The games in weather mostly suck. You can have some great moments, no doubt, but there's no, no chance people actually enjoyed watching that second half. Lies.
How did the hosts react to the weather and snow-game spectacle at the Super Bowl lead-in?
This is all just Mina clearly still trying to justify moving to L.A.
She's also right, though. The idea that that is football weather and all you're doing is getting in the way.
I'm sorry, Miami and L.A. agree on how warm weather is better. Oh, what a shocking turn of events.
Pablo, tell us one thing that happened in the second half of the game. One thing that was like a play.
It was super memorable. The time that Drake May ran in the snow and bootlegged. That was awesome. I'm going to remember that forever. Forever.
You're going to remember that forever.
Yep. The snow.
What a play.
The white. What a moment. It's going to be very memorable.
The point of the whole thing is to find out who's best with a metric of some sort other than the scoreboard that measures merit. And we're going to just make the second half something where people can't play successful football, where there's no one who can play successful football. That's stupid.
I also keep hearing that, like, oh, the game was bad before the turn. Jared Stidham threw a bomb downfield. Like, at least things were happening. I understand that, you know, it wasn't the best football. It wasn't comparable to what we saw at night. But the second half of that game was unwatchable. So, anyways.
The whole thing was unwatchable. The whole thing. Compared to the late game where you have 17 storylines, an inch on 17 different decisions would have made the Rams the team that's representing the best conference in the best game.
Is one of those storylines how Mina Kimes is not being allowed by the internet to celebrate the Seattle Seahawks? Is that one of the takes that Dan was referring to?
We want to start with this one?
I mean, we're here. We're already arguing about who gets to, yeah, take pride in football. Set the table. You're the host. This was last year. This was the offseason.
Gino Smith... Right after he was traded.
They throw Gino Smith out a window, Mina Seattle Seahawks, and Mina tweets something along the lines of, this is a decision that we, the Seattle Seahawks, and their fans will regret. And that has been resurfaced all over my feed, at least, because... That's not what I actually posted. Okay, well, what did you say?
Flat out, I think this is a mistake. Chances of upgrading are low.
That is basically what I said.
No, well, she used fewer words, did it more efficiently and more accurately.
That was sharing my opinion, not as a fan, but like as my football opinion.
Point being that Sam Darnold took you guys to the Super Bowl. So eat it. That is what people are telling you.
That's just not true. I gave a take right when the Seahawks traded Geno Smith, where I was critical of it and very critical of it. This is before they signed Sam Darnold. But I was like, this is a mistake. Very unlikely they're going to upgrade. And that take, which was proven wrong very quickly, Darnold was really good in the first half of the season, but it was more that Geno was so bad with the Raiders, right? And it happened very quickly. So I took the L on this, I think in week five is when I posted, yeah, that was wrong. And I went on Bill's show and talked about it was wrong. And the take kind of simmered down, and it's come back to haunt me because the old takes guy reposts it because he knows it's great business for him.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:04
2
How did the hosts react to the weather and snow-game spectacle at the Super Bowl lead-in?
1:04–8:08
3
What is Mina Kimes' disputed Geno Smith/Sam Darnold take and how did she respond to being dunked on?
8:08–19:12
4
Why does social media amplify 'old takes' and how do the hosts describe taking an L online?
19:12–36:05
5
What is the controversy around Bill Belichick's Hall of Fame vote and who are the 'Belichick 11'?
36:05–39:07
Speakers
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