Would The Warriors Be Better Off Trading Steph Curry? | Hour 3
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Summer is pretty much my favorite time to be a sports fan. The biggest soccer tournament of the summer just wrapped up. Baseball's on every night. Racing never takes a weekend off. And my calendar basically revolves around first pitches, green flags, and whatever game everybody's texting about. I realized I'm the MVP of my group. I'm always the friend that says, hey, I've got it. I've got a place. I've got some ice cold Miller lights. I got the TV. I got a big, comfy blue leather couch. Come on over. That's the behavior of a Miller time MVP. I almost never watch the big ones alone. I'd much rather be with my friends. And if I am alone, we're texting. We're sipping on our Miller Lights, toasting the day, toasting the big games.
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Yeah, you'd wonder, though, how can they possibly be that many places that are credible when they've got someone on their show who thinks a human being can throw 112 miles an hour?
Well, I mean, again, that came across my desk. It's not... No, I'll take, you know what, ball off me. Like, it was my fault. I need to make sure that I vet the people that bring me stuff to my desk, Dan. So I'm going to bring you up a still image of what came across my desk here. And it said, you know, 111.9 miles per hour, Jacob Merzurowski with the fastest pitch in MLB history with shocked faces. And I'm like, holy shit, wow. Again, quickly came across my desk. I looked at it. I was like, I got to bring it to Dan.
Your desk is stupid.
And I need to vet, you know, people that are bringing stuff to my desk because, yeah, apparently the pitch was 102 miles an hour, not 112.
Well, the thing about him, though, that is something that could permit perhaps someone for thinking that he throws 10 miles an hour faster than he does is the fact that the first seven people who faced him yesterday struck out because when that dude throws a breaking ball, it's completely unfair. Like that guy shouldn't be put on the pole at Levitard shows. Should it be illegal for Jacob Misurowski to throw an off-speed pitch?
He should have to pitch it from second base.
To double the amount of distance? Yeah, it's all fair. I took them to win the World Series just because if you're facing that guy at least two times in a playoff series, how do you do that?
I mean, they're good, and they're the most athletic team in baseball without him. So they're pretty good with him, obviously. I think they still have the best record in baseball, although the Dodgers probably have the best run differential.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–20:17
2
Could the Warriors realistically trade Steph Curry and why is this being discussed now?
20:17–29:34
3
What arguments suggest trading Steph Curry would accelerate Golden State’s rebuild?
29:34–32:12
4
How much trade value could Steph Curry fetch this season according to a former front-office insider?
32:12–35:01
5
Why might Warriors ownership prefer keeping Curry for revenue over trading him?
35:01–39:28
6
What roster and timing issues make trading Curry a complicated business decision?
39:28–42:00
Speakers
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