H3 Tim Grunhard
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What is the Plumbing Pro advertisement and why is it featured at the start of the episode?
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Find them online at theplumbingpro dot com. That's the remember the T H E the PlumbingPro dot com as we broadcast live here at the Advent Health Sports Park at Bluehawk.
Don't go to me yet, I'm busy. I have some beautiful young ladies here signing up for a free bowling night.
Yeah, ten we're partying for ten.
And they're p uh volleyball players? Volleyball play volleyball. There you go. All right. It's just you. Hi, Kansas City. There you go. She's better than me already.
That's right. You're gonna be replaced soon. I'm replaced. And I will tell you they have the most colorful uh knee pads and volleyballs I've ever seen.
Yes, they do. I mean that's that it's all about swag now. You gotta have the swag.
And their friend is a figure skater. I saw that I'm learning about the figure skating that's going on in the ice rink. She had the protective padding.
I was watching those figure skaters. Oh my god, damn good.
They're incredible.
I asked I asked do you wanna after this segment's over, go throw some skates on and go skate around a little bit?
Absolutely. I am the
best. I could see you over at Shawnee Mission Park over there uh skating around back in the day. No, you can't they didn't have anything like this when we were growing up. This is awesome. This is unbelievable.
How great is this place? I mean video games, by the way, bowling and video games here at the Advent Health Sports Park are half priced today. Uh but they've got I mean, some of the games like the are so high tech and going on, but then I saw you went right over. What I will do is take you down in in the table hockey.
Yeah, I went I used to play table hockey. I had one in my basement. Uh we had a party one time uh after a December win in Kansas City with the Chiefs. Um had a bunch of guys over and I had a bubble hockey game down there and bubble hockey, that's right. That that is what we called it, yeah. Bubble hockey. And uh Oh my gosh. Greg Cragen, we called the Kragen dance. Every time he scored he did the Craig dance. Uh but I was lot of fun. Uh yeah, a lot of great things out here. And I mean there's like virtual video games where you put those virtual glasses on and like monsters come at you and everything else. Yeah. I don't know if I can handle that. Hey I'm more of a Miss Pac Man. Yeah. I w I was a good Miss Pac-Man player.
Okay. I I made it to the banana. Okay. Hey Timmy stays stays for
five. Yeah. Uh w what would you prefer to play Greg Cragen on on the on the line of scrimmage or in bubble hockey?
How do the hosts describe the colorful knee‑pads, volleyball gear, and figure‑skating scene at the sports park?
Uh on the line of scrimmage because he was a hell of a bubble hockey player and he could talk some smack. He didn't talk smack on the football field, but he did talk a lot of smack in bubble hockey.
Was he was he from like Minnesota or Michigan or someplace where like hoppy hockey was big and he and he played it all the time?
I don't know where he was from. Uh maybe you could look that up, uh Curtis. But uh yeah, he he certainly uh had all the skills. Uh he could pass. I mean that was more of a just uh you know, get the puck and shoot it. Uh but he would pass it around, he'd do one timers and all kinds of stuff. So yeah, those are
fun days
back in the day.
You
were a chucker, Tim.
Greg Cragen was born in Chicago, Illinois. Wow.
Fellow
I didn't know that. He went to high school in California. So they he they they moved pretty quickly.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the Plumbing Pro advertisement and why is it featured at the start of the episode?
0:00–2:58
2
How do the hosts describe the colorful knee‑pads, volleyball gear, and figure‑skating scene at the sports park?
2:58–6:53
3
Who is Greg Cragen and what is the story behind the bubble‑hockey game they played?
6:53–12:56
4
What specific red‑zone and special‑teams flaws do the hosts think are holding the Chiefs back?
12:56–18:39
5
How do NFL defensive coordinators add new wrinkles each week and why does it matter for the Chiefs?
18:39–24:36
6
Is Patrick Mahomes playing at 100 % and what competitive traits do the hosts highlight?
24:36–31:00
7
Why was the overtime coin‑toss decision considered a questionable move?
31:00–35:30
8
What was the biggest road point spread in the Mahomes era and why does it matter?
35:30–39:39