Barber Shop Sports Talk Episode 442 Curry+Tatum+Draymond struggles+top NBA finals performances ever: Draymond Green struggles (02:40), Jayson Tatum(19:33), Steph Curry best game ever(26:52) Best NBA finals performances ever (39:40).

Barber Shop Sports Talk Episode 442 Curry+ Tatum+Draymond struggles+top NBA finals performances ever

6-13-2022 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this program by mentioning he would like to see the Tampa Bay Lightning win their third straight Stanley Cup Finals and how he is seeing a totally different way that Draymond Green is going to cost the Golden State Warriors a NBA Championship. John spends the bulk of this program talking about the Court of Public Opinion and the fact that it has been against Tony LaRussa since the day he was hired for the second (2nd) time as manager of the Chicago White Sox. There has been a cult that has wanted him to fail from the beginning in a time where baseball’s manager has changed responsibilities. John talks about the hypocrisy when it comes to fans, who want a manager to have the balls to do what he feels is right in a sport that follows a game plan created by the front office. LaRussa did that, of course to the worse of consequences, but he did go against the grain and likely did not follow the game plan. John spends the last part of show talking about selective cheating in MLB and how catchers’ framing and the left handed pitchers’ privilege as they are allowed to balk the ball to first base when throwing out a leading baserunner.

Passed Ball Show #630 (6/13/2022)

Monty & Jake are talking Utah Jazz Basketball! Utah Jazz Star Donovan Mitchell was photographed with Miami Heat Star Jimmy Butler. Does this mean Utah Jazz Star Donovan Mitchell is leaving the Utah Jazz? Is Donovan Mitchell going to the Miami Heat? Is the picture of Utah Jazz Star Donovan Mitchell and Miami Heat stud Jimmy Butler absolutely meaningless, nothing more than internet click bait?
Danny Ainge did an interview on the Utah Jazz website and had some interesting comments about the direction of the Utah Jazz Franchise. Is there a question about how desirable the Utah Jazz Head Coach job really is? Do other coaches want to come to Salt Lake City to take the Utah Jazz job? 
The NBA Finals resume in San Francisco tonight as the Golden State Warriors return home after winning a split in Boston. What does his game 4 performance say about Steph Curry and where does his legacy currently sit among the all time greats in NBA history? 
Are you traveling again? Airline travel is rapidly approaching previously levels as Americans get back to flying, but are you? Where are you looking to go? How careful are you being when it comes to travel and spending time around large groups of people? 
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is being sued by parents around the country for causing mental health issues like depression and anxiety. Is Meta at fault? What age is it appropriate to give your child a cell phone? 

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S4 E47 - The Warriors handed the Celtics their first consecutive losses of these playoffs to take a 3-2 lead in the NBA Finals, the red-hot Yankees are heading into their toughest stretch of the season, O's prospects are looking good, and we all caught an AUDL game in North Carolina during Cory's bachelor weekend. Follow us on Twitter @Sportsballers18, @CoryPuffett, @QuagMeyer67, and @evan_ash13

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The proof is in the potato salad - Ep. 199

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6-21-2022 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this program by congratulating Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors on their seventh (and fourth in the last eight years) NBA Championship. John was critical of Green’s performance in Games One (1)- Four (4), but the all around team leader was strong in Game Five (5) and elite in Game Sox (6). John then discusses the season ending injury to Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon and spends some time talking about the recent (last 10-12 years) history of the Angels giving out bad contracts. John mentions specifically the deals they gave Rendon, Albert Pujols, Josh Hamilton, Justin Upton, and CJ Wilson and the fact that none of them worked out favorably for Los Angeles. Is it the fault of the team for giving said bad contracts? Hindsight says it is. Was Rendon worth $245 million over seven (7) years? Maybe not, but he was due a big contract based off his performance in Washington. There was a market for Rendon’s services and the Angels outbid the other teams for him. Pujols’ contract does not look good in hindsight, but how does one explain not giving him that big of a deal coming off the run he had over his eleven (11) seasons in St. Louis? John questions some of the blame that is often thrown on a team that signs a player to a contract that ends up not working out. At what point is it the responsibility of the player to perform to a close enough level to their past? Depreciation is understandable, but the dropoffs of some of the Angels players, particularly Hamilton and Upton, could not have been predicted. John makes some similar points about Jason Bay and a minor point about Carl Pavano before discussing the parameters of Shohei Ohtani’s next contract. First, John talks about how the Angels cannot let their past bad signings impact their expected investment in Ohtani. Secondly, John breaks down Shohei’s value as both a top of the rotation starting pitcher and as a middle of the order bat wondering if he should get paid for both. Or each separately? This, of course, is assuming Ohtani can perform the duties of two specific (and different) players over the course of the next decade. John finishes off the program by proposing a lengthy (between 10-12 years, maybe more) contract to keep the average annual value down, similar to the deal that Ilya Kovalchuk got when he signed a long term deal with the New Jersey Devils, albeit one that the players did not fulfill the obligations of.

Passed Ball Show #631 (6/21/2022)

S4 E48 - Our 200th episode puts a pin in the 2021-22 NBA season following the Warriors' 4-2 Finals series victory over the Celtics. We discuss the legacies of Chef Curry and his supporting cast and what's next for the Celtics, plus some early NBA offseason news, MLB contenders and pretenders, and Rob Gronkowski's second retirement (see Episode 34 for our discussion of his first retirement). Follow us on Twitter @Sportsballers18, @QuagMeyer67, @evan_ash13, and @CoryPuffett

Heigh-Ho the Witch is Dead - Ep. 200

6-25-2022 Passed Ball Show. John spends this program talking about Major League Baseball’s arbitration system and how very little constructive things come out of an arbitration hearing. John is lost for words when it comes to the Atlanta Braves choosing to go to arbitration with ace starting pitcher Max Fried over $250,000. John talks about the airing of dirty laundry and the personal elements and what arbitration cases do to the relationship between the player and the team. John then congratulates the New York Yankees and their agreement with Aaron Judge to a contract for the 2021 season that avoided arbitration. John expresses his fear that the “Yankee Brand” and the “Yankee Way” could get in the way of Judge receiving the longterm contract he deserves. John gives some examples of some differences between the free agent market now and what it was during the time of say, Derek Jeter’s and Bernie Williams’ free agency. John concludes his points by stating the Yankees still never miss out on a player they truly want, ie. Gerrit Cole, Masuhiro Tanaka. John then spends some time talking about the struggles of the now 0-35 Empire State Greys of the Independent Frontier Professional Baseball League. He compares their incompetence to the 1899 Cleveland Spiders, though he gives legitimate reasons the latter was so bad. John then celebrates the latest NBA draft by talking about his fascination with parity balanced with his intrigue with dominance (dynasties).

Passed Ball Show #632 (6/25/2022)

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