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Chapter 1: How did Rory McIlroy achieve back-to-back Masters wins?
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Chapter 2: What does Colin Cowherd say about Rory's journey in golf?
He's great for the sport. He's magnificent for the Masters, which had some challenges. The network covering it on 18, but here was Rory after.
It's hard. It's hard to win golf tournaments. Especially around here. You've had maybe a couple of runaway winners over the years, but it always seems to be a very tight finish at this golf course. So I think it's the nature of the golf course. It's the nature of what's at stake.
But I really wonder, had he not won last year where he had to go to a playoff hole, would he have all those great recovery shots yesterday? I don't know. Rory, Tiger, Nick Faldo, Jack Nicklaus, back-to-back Masters champions. And he is absolutely great for the sport. All right, not counting play-in games, the notable NBA playoff matchups are set. Been a rough year for the NBA. I know, it has.
Too many three-point shots, stars missing games, an embarrassing tanking epidemic. Do they love the game or their legacies? I'm not sure. In my life, as we head into the playoffs, I've said this a couple weeks ago, there's always, I think, really only three teams that can win a championship. Celtics and OKC are the easy ones. Who's the third team?
San Antonio would be historically young, but they've got a transformational player. I like Denver. But they've been banged up all year. Jokic has never been and missed this many games. Minnesota's talented. Why are they a sixth seed? And the Knicks are a fun story. And it's always cool when you have a big, popular New York team in the playoffs in any sport. But let's be honest. No bench.
Can't defend the three. Two best players are defensive liabilities. Every single champion the last 30 years has been a top three seed. So, yeah, I know you want the underdogs to win, but it's probably going to be Boston or Oklahoma City. My question is, do I like Denver or do I like San Antonio? Jokic is the best player. Aaron Gordon, however, has missed half the year.
Murray's been healthy, but Jokic hasn't always been healthy. I think the one thing I like about Denver is there's one player in this league that can attack Wemby, go right at him and succeed. And that is Jokic. So if I had to say, is there a fourth team or maybe this is the third team, it would be Denver and not San Antonio. San Antonio is historically way too young to win a championship.
These two teams, Denver and San Antonio, met a couple Saturdays ago. It was a fantastic game. It went to overtime. And if you'll watch the game, a couple of things were clear. Jokic is not intimidated by Wemby. And between Murray and Jokic and Gordon and their age, they're going to be a really tough out for either the Thunder or the Spurs.
And Chris Broussard and I, after watching that game, felt the same way.
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Chapter 3: What are the highlights from Colin's 'Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong' segment?
If I had to pick a fourth, it would be Denver. A lot of stuff going on. The Masters, golf purists are a lot like Soccer snobs. You know how soccer fans are. Soccer snobs. Well, we watch the Spanish League regularly and the Euro Championships. All right, Ethan, you knock yourself out. I show up for the World Cup. Golf guy can be a little like that.
Well, I've got a four handicap, and I watched the Valero Open twice. Well, I have a social life. Congratulations. But I will say the pushback on Rory McIlroy is really interesting to me. So one of the pushbacks on him is, and I've said this my entire career, I don't root for underdogs. I like favorites. I like stars. I've got a life. You do too. I got a family. I got stuff I'm doing.
I like stuff to suck me in and bring me in. And one of the criticisms of Rory McIlroy is that he didn't want to play in the Texas tournaments. He had no interest. And he's like, you know, I'm going to practice, and other players are eligible to do this. He went to Augusta. flew his golf stream into Augusta, would play a couple practice rounds. He'd fly back, have dinner with the kids.
And apparently that just, golf purists don't like it. And my take, that success begets success.
Chapter 4: How does Alan Shipnuck compare Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson?
I have no problem with that. Here's Rory McIlroy addressing how well he knows this course. He zoned in on this course and decided, I'm not going to waste my time, his words on the Texas stuff.
I honestly just don't like the three tournaments leading up to this event. I'd rather come up here. I did a couple of days where I dropped Poppy to school, flew up here, played, landed back home and had dinner with her, or had dinner with Eric and Poppy. I did a couple of day trips like that where I felt like that was a better use of my time than going to Houston or San Antonio.
Again, I love the authenticity. He's from Northern Ireland. The Texas tournaments don't work for him. And what he did at Augusta, the many practice rounds, others can do it as well. So I think that quote by him will undoubtedly rankle some. I don't get it. I'm not a golf purist. I love the sport. I love watching the majors.
I sat in front of a TV for five and a half straight hours like many of you yesterday. But I think what makes him unique... Is, you know, he, like Tiger, prodigy, rock star, 11-year major drought, and now we're getting into the legendary stage? I mean, it feels like to me we've got a ton of runway left. He's 36. He's in unbelievable shape. I really like the guy.
And I don't know how to explain it other than some people have that sticky quality where I just can't turn the TV off. I just can't wait for the last shot.
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Chapter 5: What challenges did Rory face during the Masters tournament?
Again, on 18, we didn't necessarily see all of his shots, but I loved it. So J-Mac is back from some island far away. We are, you know, a little more than a week from the NFL draft. Great story this morning I read on Fernando Mendoza. Colin right, Colin wrong at about 45 minutes from now. J-Mac, you feeling rested and ready to go? Yeah, I just got a bit of a head cold.
I'll power through it, you know, like the lights come on and I'm ready for action.
Can't wait. I was following you on social media, Instagram, no Twitter. But it seems like you had a great week without me, man. Hopefully you weren't getting too used to it.
No, no. John Middlecoff, as always, does a great job.
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Chapter 6: What insights does Alan Shipnuck provide about Rory's character?
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Chapter 7: How does Rory's performance impact his legacy in golf?
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Like Michael Jordan had the persona and the style and the fashion and the coolness. I've always said Michael will always be more beloved than LeBron because he was cooler than LeBron. LeBron. LeBron's great, amazing. Michael was great and amazing and cool. And people say, oh, Jason Tatum's the face of the NBA. And he's like, I'm like, he's not that interesting and he doesn't have an aura.
I'm not saying he's not a great kid. It's just I don't see the aura. And for years and years, I've been told this is the next Tiger and this is the next Tiger. And And I just don't feel it. Rory's the only one that kind of feels like it. So, I mean, Scotty Scheffler's amazing. So is Jordan Spieth. But they've got kind of a Mike Trout feel to them. I respect them. They're amazing.
Purists love them. And there's just, I just don't feel the juice. I'm sorry. I mean, Scotty Scheffler once got arrested at a golf tournament. Three days later, nobody cared. That would be a story around Rory McIlroy seven years later. We'd be referencing it. It just disappeared. Maybe it's because Rory is jacked, or he's wild, or he's emotional, or he's vulnerable, or he lets you back in.
Or like Phil Mickelson, you think he's got the tournament wrapped up and suddenly he trails. I don't know. He can be combative. He's assertive. He's got some leadership qualities. He was on the forefront of the live PGA debate. Good for him. But for years, I've been told this guy is going to be the next guy. And there's just certain golfers. Arnold Palmer had it.
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Chapter 8: What are the implications of Rory's recent achievements for his future?
I know I'm not a purist. I don't have a three handicap, but Nick Faldo had a little bit of that. And Rory was asked about the comparisons now winning back to back to Faldo.
Today I tie Nick. So yeah, there's, there's obviously going to be that conversation and that debate is going to be hard, but it's a cool conversation to be a part of. So yeah, But again, it took me 10 years to win my fifth major, and then my sixth one's come pretty soon after it. So yeah, I'm not putting a number on it, but I certainly don't want to stop here.
Yeah, I've said for years, if you care, I care. And Scotty Sheffer at one point won a golf major and said, you know, it's not the most important thing to me. When Rory's on a golf course, it feels like the most important thing for him. He's screaming and yelling, and that matters. He lets you in. You see the highs and lows.
Anybody who's ever golfed, I don't care if you're a scratch golfer, has had money on the line, had dinner on the line, and just hit his worst shot at the worst time. That's Rory. And to be this dominant and have the occasional bad shots and miss birdie putts and have a lead and blow it. And then he can be majestic for a seven, eight, nine hole stretch.
You just get a little bit of everything with Rory McIlroy. And I think it's fascinating. Not that many golfers. I mean, I've been watching the Masters like all of you forever. And I love the U.S. Open, especially on certain courses like Pebble Beach. Always loved the British golf. But, I mean, look, there's a great example of Rory McIlroy, arms in the air.
You can just know how much it means to him and his family. If you care, I care.
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