Hour 3 – Mikal Bridges, RIP Eddie Andelman
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I was just walking. It will be very, very, very challenging. This is one of those, if you're under par, you're probably winning because the wind will play a big role, and that is a tough, tough course. Doesn't look like fun. Actually, it looks fun. I don't think that playing it is fun. I think it's just survival of the fittest. It's one of those like Pinehurst No. 2. It was an experience. I didn't need to do it again, even though it's a legendary course. There are certain courses where you go, too tough. Bethpage Black, too tough. You want to play it just because you check it off the list of great courses around the world. I haven't been to Bandon Dunes yet, but there's a lot of beautiful courses out there.
Yes, Dylan? Yeah, Shinnecock might rank at the top of most difficult to get to, although as the crow flies, it's very close. Yes. If you've got a helicopter, I remember playing a course in Ireland, Old Head, and there were people, Dan Marino was there, Wayne Huizenga there, and they landed helicopters in there to play. We had to drive two and a half hours. You didn't get a lift on the chopper? No, no, no, but I saw the choppers there. All righty, 877-3DP-SHOW, and we'll get to your phone calls. We have another poll question. He is now an NBA champ, Mikael Bridges, New York Knicks forward.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:10
2
What insights does Mikal Bridges share about winning an NBA championship?
8:10–16:18
3
How does Mikal Bridges feel about the celebration after the finals?
16:18–17:23
4
What strategies did Mikal Bridges use to overcome challenges during the finals?
17:23–20:27
5
How does Mikal Bridges describe Jalen Brunson's playing style?
20:27–29:46
6
What were the memorable moments from the NBA finals according to Mikal Bridges?
29:46–53:05