Hour 1: Greg Toady (feat. Ron Magill)
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What are the Miami Heat's current challenges?
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
So the Heat are officially agitated by some of what's already happening on a fun night for Miami nationally. I have just gotten a text here. Hey, Kobe took the last 24 shots and wasn't criticized at the time. Don't know what would have happened if the Lizards It says lizards here. Played basketball instead of mucking it up with five smalls, but their bigs couldn't guard Bam anyway. Bam probably earned more free throws based on how often he was fouled than he got in that game. And then I also got the tweet sent to me from Ethan Skolnick, who is speaking on behalf of the Heat fan base. What did he say?
It's my gimmick.
Damn it. There is no written rule. He's faster than you are, Tony.
He's closer to you.
I have to press a button or whatever. It's not because he's closer to me. It's because it's his gimmick, and he's faster at it because he's sharpened it over the years. Ethan Skolnick writes— Hold on a second.
I'd like you to make the case how me being closer to him means that I say that.
Because you don't have to put your finger on the button. I'm literally further away. It takes more time for it to reach my ears than it does your ears. That's science, buddy. Oh, no way. No way.
Minor penalty, two minutes for a shit contribution. No way! It's geographic, Dan!
Take the puppet with you. Take the puppet with you. Ethan Skolnick writes... And leave it there. Mike's rage at the puppet has overtaken the entire environment. There is no written rule in sports about who is worthy of breaking a record. Every player for the past 20 years has stepped on a court with a chance to score more than 81 points. One did. In a win, someone who's better at defense, if you can't celebrate that, stop watching. There is some hatred of basketball that is polluting some of the coverage in a way. That bothers me as someone who really loves basketball and doesn't mind it evolving into a different sport than it has been. But my rage is reserved for the man who presently joins us right now.
Ron McGill has been making a farewell retirement tour on every media outlet known to man except the one that cares about him most. This one right here. The people who support Ron McGill's endowment, and I don't mean to turn a syrupy, wonderful, nice thing into something that is filled with hot acid, but I am rabid with rage that Ron McGill has taken weeks and now is going to come on here and give us the same sound bites he's given everyone else about his emotional leaving in retirement of the zoo. Ron, instead of celebrating, you explain yourself. I just can't believe what I just heard. No, I'm serious. I can't believe what I just heard. I was out of town. I announced my retirement two weeks ago, three weeks ago.
I immediately went out of town with my wife. I was unavailable. I had an emergency procedure come up at the zoo where I couldn't go on the last week. And we rescheduled for this week. But if you look at my retirement schedule, video, which, you know, first of all, I was not prepared for the reaction to this. I was thinking I was just making an announcement on my social media platform for my friends to know what was going on. And that was it. I did not expect the overwhelming response that came of it. And If you notice in that recording that I made, I think there is a picture of you there, Dan. I think there's a picture of you there where I'm specifically talking about people in the media who helped create the career.
Oh, that means nothing. You have 400 people behind you in the media. Like, look at all those pictures behind you. That shrine to the media that has helped you make you the legend that you are today. It doesn't mean anything to be one of your media friends. You have 7,000. You're a media friend prostitute. In that video, these people are not on that video. You're on that video. That's what a lot of people saw. A lot of people don't see that. They're not in my office. And I don't have a picture of you because I've asked for it many, many times. But you're just too good to send it.
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