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What insights does Adam Amin share about the Bulls' roster overhaul?
As we get set here in Pool B for the second game, Adam Amin, a couple of World Series champions, and A.J. Krasinski and Adam Wainwright. Ken Rosenthal is with us as well.
Judge swings, launches it deep left field, heading towards the wall, and it is gone. Walter, that's loose to Yuki. Behind the back to Moore. It's Yuki Mania. Cowabunga, baby. Oh, Murray keeps it. Murray being chased by Witherspoon. Floats for Wilson. Off target to Kobe Bryant. And there goes Kobe Bryant. With a house call for Seattle. And a Marshawn Lynch homage. Smith at the other end. Slings it to Buscellos. Big shot. Give me the hot sauce. Big shot.
Boozy.
Oh, my goodness. Valentine.
Whoa.
No. No. That is not the shot at that moment. That's a horrible shot. Hit me with it, Stace. We haven't heard it in a long time. I almost forgot. I haven't said it in a month. Drive home safely, Chicago. Beep, beep. For Stacey and Casey, our great crew, I'm Adam. With Rahimi Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. What?
There were ups and there were downs, but we got through the Adam Amin introductory open. This is Remy Harrison-Grody on 104.3 The Score. We are broadcasting live from our Blue Cross Blue Shield performance studio today. Again, congratulations to our winner, Mark, who is one of only two people we got left in Mark, give it up for yourself.
Yeah. He gets the strobe light treatment. I appreciate that.
Oh, we got three people now. Three people.
You guys are the real ones. This is what it's all about. We got the strobe light treatment.
Yeah, this is the real audience here. Adam Amin joining us in the studio. Adam's doing jumping jacks at the back while we're doing the drive.
I am a small child. Very excited to see a familiar face.
What's up, man? I feel like you were coming on the prices right.
down. That was the vibe you guys gave. It's a real come on down vibe.
I appreciate that. We appreciate you showing up. I just got to say, I'm excited not only for you to be here just in person, but I understand you're about to get a little bit of a break. Thank you for taking the time out to hang out with us.
This might be the last time anybody sees me for the next two months, so that's fine. I'm okay with that. Just get a longest break. Because Fox has the World Cup coming up in the summer. I don't work on soccer. So some of the inventory gets cut down. And then they're like, we don't really need you until July. So good. Take it.
You were one of the busiest men in this industry. Take a step aside. And I feel like after surviving what happened post-trade deadline with the Bulls, that in itself is just... That's tough. I watched the games, Adam. And me watching the games, people were like, you're still watching the Bulls? I was like, yeah. Because... You and Stacey are entertaining even if the product on the court... leave something to be desired. That's a very nice way to put it. That's a very democratic way to say it. No, no, but seriously. And so I'm just curious as to when you get done with a season, regardless of what sport it is, and it's different with the Bulls because it is the Bulls every time with basketball as opposed to jumping from team to team with the other sports that you do, do you take time to even process the whole season?
How does that work for you as far as your individual approach?
I imagine it takes place in the same form that a lot of you have. It's just, hey, you talk to your people about it. Two days after the season, I think Stacey and I were on the phone for two hours. We do that anyway every few weeks or every couple months or whatever it is during the summertime. And, you know, we'll go hang out with Mark Brady and Russ and Tam and like just all of our crew. And, you know, usually when you have like an hour and a half post-mortem discussion with somebody, like you get all that out. That's your way to process it. And I'm sure that's what everybody does. Like call your buddy on the drive. You call your friend while you're sitting at the airport. You go have coffee with your girlfriend or whatever.
And it's like you just talk about this stuff and that's half of the processing battle.
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