THE HERD – HOUR 2 – The USA is a real team, Jason Timpf

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Colin Cowherd 0:00
This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human. Thanks for listening to the Heard Podcast. Be sure to catch us live every weekday on Fox Sports Radio and noon to 3 Eastern, 9 a.m. to noon Pacific. Find your local station for the Heard at foxsportsradio.com or stream us live every day on the iHeart Radio app by searching Fox Sports Radio or FSR. Thanks for listening to the Heard Podcast. Here we go. It's hour two. What a show so far. Sue Holden in Seattle Monday. How great is that going to be? I could watch that Malik Tillman penalty kick, honestly, over and over and over again. Gio Reyna stops by today. It has been an incredible World Cup so far. 19 teams left. Canada, Mexico, the United States. So on Friday, we give you a Super 6.
Colin Cowherd 0:54
The six best goals of this week. It's amazing. From the World Cup.
LeVar Arrington 1:01
Number six. Look at the green space he was able to run into. Julián Quiñones. And oh, that's how you do it. Mexican magnificence. And a splendid finish by Quiñones.

What are the latest NBA free agency moves discussed?

LeVar Arrington 1:17
He buries it. And the stadium has gone wild. Number five. Harry Kane. Majestic! Harry Kane! Unbelievable! England lead 2-1! Arise Sir Harry. He's just done the business for England big time. Now who else? King Harry. Number four. Dembele to Mbappe. Step over from Mbappe.

What insights does Jason Timpf provide about the World Cup?

LeVar Arrington 1:49
Still Mbappe. 1-0 France. Absolutely brilliant from Kylian Mbappe.

Is Spain a lock for the World Cup final?

LeVar Arrington 1:53
That's the goal a superstar scores.

How do the Lakers plan for LeBron's future departure?

LeVar Arrington 1:56
Biggest stage, biggest moments. They deliver. Number three.
I'm at the LOC. number two a little bit of space
LeVar Arrington 2:24
Nusa going for the back post.
And what a fabulous idea. Antonio Nusa opens the scoring for Norway. He shifts inside with his right foot and he just curls up.
Stu Holden 2:46
He's already peeling away. He knows it's in. As soon as he's curled it, he knows he's running away to celebrate. Number one. If there's anyone on the field that can float it in to that top corner, it's that man.
Tillman. 2-0 United States Tillman delivers for the United States make the keeper work and boy does he intense focus lines up for power and just bangs it
Colin Cowherd 3:13
The greatest free kick in the history of the United States men's national team. It's not a penalty kick. It's a free kick, obviously. I mean, I could watch that stuff over and over. It's just getting better. You think it's been exciting so far? These games now, I mean, Cape Verde and Argentina tonight, I'm not saying there's going to be an upset. There probably won't. If there was, would it be the biggest? J-Max rolling his eyes. Be very careful. Cape Verde got here. Just be careful. I'm a vacation there. Something's going on in the water at Cape Verde. That's all I'm saying. And with that, Jason Timp hoops tonight at the volume. So I want to read you this. This is from Sam Amick and the Athletic. This is fascinating.
Colin Cowherd 3:55
It just came down. I know you like it doesn't even matter if you like soccer. The great announcer calls on a global stage is and it's riveting. I can't keep watching this stuff. OK, Sam Amick and Jay King. I'm going to read you this, Jason. This is the article on the Jalen Brown trade. The trade was not driven by finances. Blazers analytics, they tried to send him to Portland. Blazers analytics view Brown as a negative player. One current GM doesn't view Brown as a top 50 player in the league. Oh, boy. Celtics believe all four picks received are going to be valuable, whether you keep them or use them in trades. Boston question, I think this is fair. Whether Brown would buy into re-accepting a smaller role alongside Jason Tatum.
Colin Cowherd 4:40
Remember, this only gets out if Boston wants it out. And finally, the Celtics, this is also fair. thought Brown went off script way too often during the playoff series loss to the Sixers. So, and I had said this, no, no sports team in America outside of maybe the Dodgers, Jason is more analytically driven than the Celtics. And so like Peyton Pritchard, 8 million, Jalen Brown, 57 million. We know Peyton's not, you're not Jalen. Is he seven times Jalen? So let's talk about analytics and Jalen Brown. Is it fair to say he's a lousy analytics player?
Jason Timpf 5:17
I think that this is a classic case of the truth is somewhere in the middle in the sense that there are some real reasons why the data looks the way that it looks.

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