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Angel Reese. Alek Manoah. This generation of athletes is full of dominant athletes - who excel at trash talk as well.
Do we love it, or hate it? And is there a proper way to do it? Do these athletes have any responsibility to censor themselves for the sake of the audience?
Rob Brown says, in a word.... no. Talking junk is a foundational block of sports, and if you don't like the athlete talking it, find somebody to shut them down...
Rob and Lonzo talk Tiger Woods, Doughnuts, and Twitter Trending Topics.
Rob and Lonzo talk The Masters Golf Tournament, Smack Talking, and Hockey injuries.
Rob Brown says he's not only optimistic about the future of the Carolina Panthers, but that he's damn proud of Scott Fitterer and Frank Reich for not getting fleeced by the Chicago Bears...
.......and of David Tepper, for getting the hell out of the way and let them do so.
A lot of basketball fans are quite upset that First Lady of the United States, Dr. Jill Biden, said she wants to invite the Iowa Hawkeyes to the White House to celebrate the success of the NCAA Women's Tournament.
Many are calling it a "participation trophy."
Rob Brown says those people are flat out wrong.
This is about celebrating one of the most significant events in the history of women's sports...
The NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament didn't just beat their previous viewership records - they SHATTERED it, more than doubling them.
And Rob says it proves something about Americans ...
... we want super STARS more than we want super TEAMS...
The Masters is already the single most compelling golf tournament on the planet - and this year, it's gonna be just a bit better.
Why?
Because if the LIV Tour can't win, their already questionable relevance disappears. And if Rory can't win, all the smack he's run at the LIV Tour is rendered worthless.
For the first time in a long time, there's very serious golfer vs. golfer ramifications...
Rob and Lonzo talk Proposed Tackles, Panthers moves, and Monday Night Raw.
Rob and Lonzo talk Women's Basketball, The Masters, and Fan Smackin.
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