Hour 1: Magnesium Lotion (feat. Trysta Krick)

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Dan Le Batard 0:00
This is the Dan Levitard Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
Unknown 0:08
Folks, listen up. April 7th, 6.30 p.m. Eastern on Levitard Show YouTube. It's the Cheap Seats 305 Equinox. Three games. One stream. No plan. Dan will be there. We'll all be there. It's going to be a lot. And it's presented by Never Miss Your Shot Golf.
Stugotz 0:24
You said that fairly breathlessly. I'm hoping next Tuesday Greg Cody stays here all day to be a part of that. 6.30 p.m. Eastern, 305 Equinox. It's basically something that we're doing with Never Miss Your Shot Golf because the Panthers, the Heat, and the Marlins are all playing at the same time. And we're going to start popping up every once in a while in different formats like this to give you information. bonus shows, extra shows, and do stuff like this a week from now, a week from today. I see that Trist is here. Juju has had an emergency. We will talk to him later this week. But you can watch Trist on the Alley Hoop on DLS Hoops on Tuesday and the Levitard YouTube channel on Fridays, as well as Good Follow on Thursdays on the Good Follow YouTube channel.
Unknown 1:08
Not a week from today. Just want to clean that up. April 7th is a Tuesday. So Tuesday, we will be doing the Sports Equinox.
Stugotz 1:14
You know what? My bad. I saw Greg Cody and I thought it was Tuesday and I forgot that it was Wednesday. So thank you for that correction. I've got a number of things to get to with Trista, but I wanted to ask her and Amin both if they were interested in the last place where good sports documentaries are being made. Untold has Lamar Adam and Trailblazers. And I didn't know whether you guys were interested in either of those stories, one more than the other.
Greg Cody 1:40
Jailblazers, baby! Come on! There's a lot of people who say that the Jailblazers were the worst period in Trailblazer history. I think for me in my childhood, it was the best.
Amin Elhassan 1:54
Dan, I would not classify Untold as the last place where great sports documentaries are getting made because most of these Untold stories are... glorified PR pieces for the people who are being covered by them. I always will go back to that Tim Donaghy one where it was just like, hey, we're just gonna publish all of his lies as told by him and pretend that it's real. And so I've always since then looked at these untold stories with a massive grain of salt. Like, I don't know how much of this I can trust. It's just the subject telling us their side of the story.
Stugotz 2:31
Well, Trista, that's a good correction by Amin. I should have said where the last of the good ideas are going, because everybody's been trying to make that Jailblazers documentary for about 15 years. And the only way they got it made probably is because they sanitized it. So, Trista, what were your thoughts on what Amin just said?
Greg Cody 2:48
Well, I think we'll know that the fix is in if we do not showcase the weed that they got caught for bringing in through the airport in a ball of tinfoil. That's like the peak jailblazers or when they got stopped going from Portland to Seattle or maybe Seattle back to Portland and they got pulled over. If those stories are not told. then truly the fix is in because those are the things that were huge in the lore of the jailblazers in the Portland community. And we kind of hold them near and dear to our hearts.
Stugotz 3:25
Jaden Ivey's story, Jaden Ivey's mom being the Notre Dame women's basketball coach.

What are the latest developments in the Jaden Ivey situation?

Stugotz 3:31
What were the most interesting parts of the Jaden Ivey story to you?
Greg Cody 3:34
Well, the thing that's kind of crazy to me about it and that we talk about, hey, we don't want to hold parents, we don't want to hold children accountable when their parents go crazy on the Internet. Like Flage's mom, right, was like, hey, it doesn't matter that South Carolina beat LSU. My daughter's still winning on the court. And we don't feel like Flage should be responsible for what her mom is saying. And I wanted to kind of get you guys' thoughts on whether we should hold or at least ask questions about those that are parents in the public eye when their children that are in the public eye say wild things. Because Nell Ivey is the women's head coach of the Notre Dame team, which is a Catholic university.

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