Miami HC Mario Cristobal, CFB With Tom Fornelli, Jerry From Meow Mix + Playoff Baseball, Jaguars Big Win And FAQ's
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On today's part of my take presented by DraftKings, we've got a packed show for everyone. We've got Tom Fernelli talking college football. We've got Mario Cristobal, head coach of the Miami Hurricanes. We have Jerry from Meow Mix, the Panthers podcast that had to retire because the Panthers are so bad. We just wanted to get to the bottom of it, hear it from him. We don't want to have this become an epidemic where more podcasters are retiring in their prime. We're going to talk playoff baseball. It's been awesome. Max and I, the Phillies and Cubs, are facing elimination. We're going to do hot seat, cool throne. We have listener-submitted FAQs, and we're talking about the Jaguars. The Jaguars win a game they never win and take down the Chiefs on Monday Night Football.
Tons of sports to get to.
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He hit it in the coolest part of the ballpark to the coolest part of the foul pole. It looked like it would have gone like 450 feet. I know that StatCast said like 473. I don't believe that for a second. That thing hit like 70 feet up in the air. It was an awesome home run. It answered a lot of questions that people were asking about Aaron Judge because he hasn't been the best postseason hitter until this season, which he's been pretty good this postseason. But that's always been the knock against the guy. And this was like his big clutch moment that he had, even though it was earlier on in the game. But it was an important home run. It completely changed the momentum of the game in a game that it looked like the Blue Jays were just going to continue to shit down their throats.
And yeah, credit to Aaron Judge. That was a very, very cool home run. I cracked a smile watching Aaron Judge hit that, which is something I would not have believed that I was capable of doing. He's been better than a pretty good hitter. He's been hitting 500 in these playoffs. He hadn't hit that big moment power. That was his first home run, but 500 in the playoffs is insane. He's 11 for 22. Yeah, and I sat back and I was just like, you know what? That was an awesome, awesome sports moment because... if the Yankees somehow go on and win this series, it will be because of that moment. Like I know that it was earlier in the game, but the Yankees were, were, it felt like they were dead. They had, you know, uh, everyone was blaming Aaron Boone.
They left in, uh, Redone for way too long. Like he just kept on giving up singles. And, and in that whole moment, it was like almost the inning starts with that error. And, uh, Aaron judge stepping up in that moment to tie the game, hitting that pitch, which is insane for a guy like him.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–9:08
2
How does Aaron Judge's performance impact the Yankees' playoff chances?
9:08–12:15
3
What are the implications of the Yankees' recent game against the Blue Jays?
12:15–23:24
4
How do the Jaguars' recent performance and victory over the Chiefs change perceptions?
23:24–1:12:23
5
What strategies does Mario Cristobal use to turn around struggling football programs?
1:12:23–1:12:45
6
How does Mario Cristobal emphasize the importance of recruiting?
1:12:45–1:13:00
7
What lessons has Mario Cristobal learned from Nick Saban?
1:13:00–1:13:06
8
What is Mario Cristobal's approach to maintaining team motivation and avoiding complacency?
1:13:06–2:48:46
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