Speaking for Sport

Minus one Austin Brezina, the fellas deep dive into the Los Angels Clippers playoff choke following their collapse up 3-1 in the series against the Denver Nuggets (7:31). Who's to blame -- Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, Doc Rivers, the supporting cast or all of the above. They break it every piece of the historic collapse down before D.R. eviscerates Senator Mitch McConnell during "Is This Your King?" (1:20:35). Finally, the briefly discuss Fox Sports basketball analyst/radio host Doug Gottlieb's misogynistic remarks regarding ESPN host/sideline reporter Maria Taylor's NBA awards ballot (1:27:06). 

Don't forget Terrell Huff's First Take (5:00). 

With the first week of the NFL in the books, Tre Blanco and Daniel break down everything from the Dallas Cowboys week one loss to the Los Angeles Rams. They start by breaking down the week one gameplan, injuries and concerns before lamenting the controversial offensive pass interference call that doomed the Boys comeback. Then they move onto NFL news and surprises including the racial injustice protests from week one.

*Chef's Kiss*

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The fellas get you prepared for the opening game of the regular season with roster talk, win projections and Jerry Jones updated response to potential player protests. They also break down the biggest news around the league including debuting a new segment -- pocket watchers. 

This mid-week, it's a mailbag episode where we "Keep One Ear to The Streets." In this episode, the guys talk about former NBA star Steve Nash's somewhat controversial hire as the newly-minted head coach of the Brooklyn Nets (3:15). Next, they stay in the land of hoops by breaking down NBA analyst Richard Jefferson's criticism of Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (18:02). Then, they talk about NFL running back Leonard Fournette's upgrade from bottom-dweller to potential contender moving from the Jacksonville Jaguars to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (39:46). Finally, they sum up the stellar legacy of former Georgetown head coach John Thompson following his tragic passing (51:55). 

Gotta keep an ear to the streets for you the people. 

Mah gawd, they gave Edd White III his own podcast. On episode one of the Tre Blanco Podcast and Grill, Chef Blanco and Daniel Davidson talk about the Dallas Cowboys new regime (2:13), their best offseason move (9:14), and kind of, sort of give predictions on the upcoming 2020 season (18:00). Then, they dive into the NFL free agency (23:00) and trade. Finally, they wrap up by talking about Jerry Jones' stance on NFL protests (57:29) and punt on giving predictions (cowards!!!) this week (1:11:15) before Edd attempts to close out the episode for the first time (1:12:30).

Special thanks to Music from Pixabay

In our first ever mid-week episode, we discuss the tragic loss of acting legend Chadwick Boseman following a four-year battle with colon cancer. Each gives their take on Boseman's life, career, impact and the tremendous void left by his passing in the world, film industry and MCU. Beginning to end, this episode is about the legacy of Chadwick Boseman. R.I.P. to a true king in every sense of the word. 

We've entered a brand new era of The Week-Ended Take. The two-pod era of the show has officially begun with episode 30. D.R. will explain what that means in the episode but to summarize -- shorter episodes for you. Speaking of episodes, on today's, the fellas break down the Milwaukee Bucks decision to protest/strike last week, which led to a larger protest throughout sports, in response to the tragic shooting of Jacob Blake and fallout therein (8:47). Following that. Austin takes the wheel to shred NFL legend Brian Urlacher for "Is This Your King?" (57:04)

Never forget Terrell's First Take (5:36). Enjoy the new format and email us any questions/concerns at [email protected]. 

Austin Brezina returns and despite the episode's title, the main topic for the week revolves around video footage released involving an altercation between Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri and the Alameda County sheriff deputy suing him (9:13). Following that discussion, the fellas keep their "Ear to the Streets" and field listener questions on the allegations of domestic violence and rape against NFL running back Derrius Guice (54:43), Los Angeles Clippers forward Montrezl Harrell calling Dallas Mavericks forward Luka Doncic a "bitch ass white boy" (1:09:48), NFL safety Earl Thomas being released by the Baltimore Ravens (1:31:51), Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James calling out his quote being misused in a political ad (1:46:00) and finally former NBA coach George Karl's new Twitter beef with ESPN NBA analyst Mark Jackson (1:59:52).

In a rousing edition of the Week-Ended Take minus Austin Brezina, D.R, Terrell and Daniel ponder the NCAA's wild week regarding playing college football or not in 2020 (12:40). They break down everything from Trevor Lawerence's tweets to the players' requests for additional support and stipulations to play to the adults in the room abdicating their responsibilities to keep their players safe. Following that, D.R. goes on a long rant about fact-checking posts on social media. It's a long rant. Don't forget Terrell's first take (8:40). 

Enjoy!