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Transition: Would you be concerned about the Cubs overcoming a 6-run deficit?
06 May 2026
Chapter 1: What are the initial thoughts on the Cubs overcoming a 6-run deficit?
I was ranked number one. You were ranked, I don't know.
Ooh, Austin Rivers. Austin versus Draymond. The clip. Unload the clip.
Chapter 2: How do Austin Rivers and Draymond Green compare in their playing styles?
Versus Draymond versus everybody.
He was right, though.
Austin or Draymond?
Austin. They were both right. My thing with Draymond is if this is your last time with your coach that helped get you in the Hall of Fame, why do that on the way out?
I think the person who knows the best regarding that is probably Steve Kerr himself. That is the voice of Russ Dorsey. Mark Hardy is here, too. Marshall Harris is in. Let us thank our guests. Julia Poe, who we had on. Mike Florio, we're happy to have him on as well. And thanks to CHSN for the use of the audio of the introductory press conference for Bryson Graham.
Thanks to the birthday boy, Tyler Biederbaugh. Tyler birthday, baugh. Ray Diaz, Brandon Fryer for helping us out. Thanks to Max Curtis, Jacob Stutz, and Connor O'Donnell and Cody Westerlund. And our transition is brought to you by TORQ Coatings, high-performance coatings for your home or business. TORQ, T-O-R-Q, coatings.com. Hi, Mark. Fancy seeing you here.
Yeah. It is very odd what is happening here right now. Let's get the audience up to date on what is happening right here.
So I woke up and I was like, hey, everybody has to tell me what's going on today. What is my life? No, I'm kidding. That's not what happened. I never demand anything of anybody to wake up except myself to get out of bed.
Maybe you should.
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Chapter 3: What fitness challenge updates are being shared among the participants?
If you live in the city and you walk to most places you go, you're going to naturally become a brisk walker.
Yeah, because winter exists. That's why. Is that where that starts? Yeah, because in the winter, you're trying to get wherever you're trying to go as quickly as possible. And that just carries over into your normal walking at that point.
Here's your test as to whether or not you are a fast walker. Are you annoyed by people at airports?
Yes.
If the answer is yes, you are a fast walker.
Oh, yeah. I was just at the airport over the weekend a couple of times. You're right. The etiquette is there is no etiquette. There is no standardized rules.
And listen, I don't know who needs to hear this, but you can tell. You can tell who doesn't walk a lot at an airport.
Oh, because they're just sort of looking around.
Or they just have no understanding of the flow.
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Chapter 4: How do personal experiences influence walking speeds in urban settings?
And I'm like, you're going to have a not fun walk, sir.
You can walk slowly. I have to deal with that, unfortunately. I don't like it. But if you walk slowly, it's okay. You cannot stop. That's the only rule I feel entitled to. It's bad. Just exit.
That doesn't work here specifically for me. We're at Prudential Plaza. We're close to Millennium Park, Grant Park. There's too many tourists looking up. And I can't be mad at the tourists who've never been to Chicago looking up.
I can't be mad at them. You can get mad if they stop, though. In the middle of the sidewalk? No, no, no, you can't stop.
Outside of the ridiculously indignant people who walk on the left side and think it's everybody else's problem. Y'all are just stupid and annoying. But the rest of the people, and I never call people stupid like that, but then... But in the meantime, at the airport, just veer over a little bit and then stop.
Veer.
That specific problem with the airport, that's just about people being from all over the place. And if you don't live in a metro area and you're not used to walking, if you're used to being in your car and you don't walk, you're just never walking amongst a lot of people. You don't understand that.
I don't like the leisurely stroll unless I'm on. If I don't have anything to do and I'm on the lakefront or something like that.
What is that? When do you even have a leisurely stroll?
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Chapter 5: What etiquette should be followed while walking in busy areas?
Let's do this. Layla, I heard you, and I was playing along with you guys earlier today when you were talking about Marshall's words. Now, my words get criticized a lot, but really, Marshall's words are his... Oh, when I said talking feces? Yeah, feces, and then, of course, what's your other one? Defecate. The words that he uses to disguise the actual words are worse than the actual words.
100%. You said that. I feel like I'm in front of a nurse. Yeah. And then something bad has happened, and I'm in the doctor's office atoning for something that occurred in my body or my life or something like that.
I'm using the scientific words. That's because your mom is a doctor.
Yeah. I'm using the scientific words. When I was a kid, and I was at my grandmother's house. Now, my grandmother, grandfather, dad's parents, they are both teachers. And my cousin punched me. In the man region. No. Which at that time was the boy region. Because I was a kid. Right in the jungle. And I was like, he hit me in the balls. He's like, oh, we don't say that.
We don't say that. He hit you in the scrotum. That was a kick in the nards.
Hit you in the scrotum. I was like, oh. Okay, that's actually technically correct. I got it. I was like maybe eight years old.
Sounds worse. Hit him in the ding ding. And so ever since then, I'll just take the scientific term. Do you know where I think that comes from, actually? And you guys may or may not be able to back me up on that. I think...
hit him in the ding ding comes from eddie murphy thank you it's the first it's like the little uh skit yes in the front of see eddie at the age of like nine being hilarious and then the crowd opens up and there's i'm getting goosebumps talking about this because i love eddie uh like the crowd opens up and there he is in his purple yeah doing raw
Why do I picture Eddie always having a mustache even as a small child? There's like one with him.
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