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What is the story behind tequila?
Now's a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here?
Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up.
Cuervo.
Cuervo.
I'm going to take off the table, Stugatz, the bad beat at the end of the night, the terrible gambling bad beat that costs you a lot of money. I'm going to take that off the table as one of the options in the question I'm asking you guys. Okay. All of sports...
basketball, soccer, football, whatever sport you wish to choose, the ending of a game that's going to have you lose sleep most likely that night is blank anywhere in sports. Because I think the hockey overtime goal that kills you on the road is something that makes sports fans sleep less than anything except maybe like a buzzer beater.
I think a buzzer beater for me, but especially when you're up 3-1 in that game.
Well, but just the fear in overtime, okay, that the game can just end and exactly that way because that right there last night is why that's the only team I fear if I'm the Panthers because they can do that to you when you're up 3-1 and no one else can do that to you. There's not another team in the sport. No one else has. There's not another team in the sport that can do that.
What are the most painful ways to lose in sports?
To them, have Sam Bennett talking after the game about, usually we don't let up, but we let up. No, you didn't let up. It's they shot a bunch of times because they're really good. You were gassed and you had a power play and you can't allow a power play in overtime against that team. You're describing letting up.
Them getting gassed. Yeah, it was uncharacteristic, but to your point, I think that was the first Panther loss of the postseason, of the last few postseasons, really, where I'm like, yeah, we could maintain possession a little bit more. We were a little sloppy with the puck in our own end, but... we got beat like this wasn't like the toronto series or when we effed around with carolina playing with our food where i'm like yeah we'll tighten that up we know what's wrong we made some lazy passes in the neutral zone and we got beat that's a really one of the first times a long time that you can say that about a postseason panther run where the other team was better than you on the night that was just a great game though fantastic i think i'm like i have the the prism of we won the championship last year so you have a cup in your
pocket i had all the fear i had all the fear last night but i was able to kind of step back and just be like holy shit overtime game one like this is going to be an excellent series thank god it wasn't carolina dallas can you imagine right who who in their right minds like man you know what i wish i saw right now jamie ben that would really do it for me really makes game two a must win it really does duke it really does yeah from your lips my man
Can you guys give me another sport that you think... Because the way the Bills lost to the Chiefs were like a drop or we could have gotten to that. That was a pretty brutal way for the Bills to lose. A controversial call, a
Yes, the bowl still wakes me up at night. A bad error in baseball. I know people don't care about baseball, but the Buckner situation, bottom of the ninth, bad error. That's a bad one. Game six of the World Series, though.
It takes that.
But just losing on an error. Like David Freeze, the Rangers are an out away from, a strike away from a World Series twice in a game, and then they end up not winning the World Series at all. But your point's taken, Dan. That sucked. Not great, but it was game one, and that's what Panthers in seven can look like.
How do the Panthers fare in the Stanley Cup finals?
Everybody's rooting against the Panthers, and I will tell you I had a thought that I haven't had until now last night because I am scared of what Edmonton has become. My thought was, man, it would suck and feel like underachievement if the last three years only ended in one title with as good as this team is. Like, it would hurt to have only one title in three years.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the story behind tequila?
0:01–2:14
2
What are the most painful ways to lose in sports?
2:14–4:22
3
How do the Panthers fare in the Stanley Cup finals?
4:22–7:44
4
What makes Connor McDavid the best player in hockey?
7:44–9:49
5
How do players cope with the pressure of the finals?
9:49–10:54
6
What are the best hockey player names?
10:54–14:59
7
What insights do the hosts share about the Panthers' performance?
14:59–16:52
8
What is the significance of the Panthers' playoff history?
16:52–44:06
Speakers
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