The Big Suey: Nick Wright's Anti-Wemby Campaign (feat. Nick Wright)
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Why is Nick Wright considered anti-Wemby?
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Welcome to the Big Suey, presented by DraftKings. Why are you listening to this show? The podcast that seems very similar to the other Dan Lebitard podcast. I'm sorry, I'm not going to apologize for that. In fact, the only difference seems to be this imaging. I have been tempted in restaurants just walking past tables to grab somebody's fries if they're just there. That hasn't happened to you guys? I've done it. And now, here's the marching man to nowhere, fat face, and the habitual liar.
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Greg Cody, Al Pacino was in The Godfather. Yeah, good movie. Alright, that concludes Greg on Movies. Nick Wright is with us now. He and his show have been nominated for a Sports Emmy for Daily Sports Studio Show, Sports Center, NBA Today. This is some good company. NFL Live, Mina, his nemesis, Pat McAfee Show. Pablo Jeremy has been nominated for three Emmys. You're always talking about your three
That'd be exciting.
What does Nick Wright think about Wemby's MVP aspirations?
If he wins all three, he can tie me.
Pablo is nominated for three of these. I believe this is the first time we've seen Nick since he won you guys a bunch of money. So should you guys be thanking him?
Yeah. A little weird, huh? I mean, well, it's a little odd, isn't it? I was on, I was coming on every other week, and then the moment the wire transfer goes through, all of a sudden, you know, you don't need me anymore. I don't know. It felt a little, I don't know.
Did you get proper thanks from the group? I saw some videos being made where cash was being thrown up in the air, and I assume that that got to you, but I also assume that we can screw that up and possibly not show you any gratitude at all because our video team sometimes, you know, leaves a lot of money on the floor.
You know, Dan, I'm going to be totally honest. I think the shipping container, whatever they did or didn't do, is going to remain between us. I thought maybe, you know, you would invite me back on the show in the, you know, moments after. I know the next day I was supposed to come on, but I was hammered. Okay, Nick.
This is an important detail. I talked to you.
we talked about that but i needed a few hours to you know to gather myself it's been weeks but it's fine it doesn't matter i everyone won i started a little rivalry in the poker world that i didn't mean to uh that started on your show because the guy got really mad that i alluded you know that i implied he might not be all the way above board and then he and i got an argument in the game Then I won $137,000 and then everybody got paid. It was all good for everyone. Let's talk hoops. Good to see you guys. I missed your fat face.
Wemby, how do you feel about Wemby? If he wins the championship this year, he's going to hog many of them, I would assume.
Well, listen, if he wins the championship this year, that is a conversation to be had. I find the Wemby discourse already a little unique in that The press conference he did yesterday, or day before yesterday, where he's like, here's my three-point plan as to why I'm the league MVP, is the type of thing that while I think you, Dan, historically would like from your athletes, most in the media hate stuff like that. He was asked.
He was asked to give his three points. It's not like he went up there and volunteered it. He was asked.
Well, he, hold on. He volunteered, I believe I'm the MVP. Then he was asked what the three, you know, what his three reasons were. And I just don't, typically a 22 year old who's never won anything explaining to everyone how he's the best player and not why his team is the best, but why he is the best.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is Nick Wright considered anti-Wemby?
0:01–1:37
2
What does Nick Wright think about Wemby's MVP aspirations?
1:37–4:42
3
How does Nick Wright view the media's perception of Wemby?
4:42–8:05
4
What are the implications of Paul George's mental health comments?
8:05–10:44
5
How does Nick Wright critique Paul George's use of mental health as an excuse?
10:44–14:37
6
What statistics does Nick Wright use to support his arguments about Wemby?
14:37–17:11
7
What are the potential playoff expectations for the Spurs?
17:11–18:56
8
How does Nick Wright's perspective challenge conventional views in sports media?
18:56–41:27
Speakers
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