Best Podcast Episodes About Cade Cavalli
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Updated: Apr 27, 2026 – 20 episodes
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“And, you know, the fear of Cade has to do everything and they don't really have other options. That's definitely come to haunt them. I mean, I don't want to put too much attention on Dennis Jenkins because this is a guy who was a two-way guy. Having said that, he had worked his way into a position where they gave him a pretty significant role, and he has not done well in these first three games. He's averaging five points and shooting 29%. Like, he has not been able to—you …”
“And, you know, the fear of Cade has to do everything and they don't really have other options. That's definitely come to haunt them. I mean, I don't want to put too much attention on Dennis Jenkins because this is a guy who was a two-way guy. Having said that, he had worked his way into a position where they gave him a pretty significant role, and he has not done well in these first three games. He's averaging five points and shooting 29%. Like, he has not been able to—you know, Asara Thompson's actually been better offensively than we expected. But everybody else—well, Cade, by the way, none of this is on Cade. Cade's averaging 31, eight assists, shooting 46%. Like he's pulling his end of the bargain. Yeah, and you know how hard it is to get eight assists with this team right now? You're not kidding. To have eight …”
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Cade Cunningham is shining in the playoffs, averaging 31 points and 8 assists, despite his team's overall struggles. While Dennis Jenkins was expected to step up as a playmaker, his poor performance has left Detroit in a tough spot against Orlando. The pressure is mounting for this young team as they face elimination after a lackluster series.
“… on a basketball collapsing his lung. And so there was always that fear of, is he going to be able to come back? And is he going to be able to be Cade Cunningham? And that game started, I think it was like maybe like 10 to 10 or 12 to 10 or something like that. And they got out on a break and a Sir Thompson lobs one up for him and he cracks it down. I was like, oh, thank goodness. And then he played 26 minutes, had the double double. It looked like Cade Cunningham. Like he looked like Cade Cunningham. And so that, you know, they've already locked up the number one seed. but him being able to …”
“It was just such a scare because, you know, we're used to a lot of these injuries. A collapse lung is not one of those. A guy diving on the floor and landing on a basketball collapsing his lung. And so there was always that fear of, is he going to be able to come back? And is he going to be able to be Cade Cunningham? And that game started, I think it was like maybe like 10 to 10 or 12 to 10 or something like that. And they got out on a break and a Sir Thompson lobs one up for him and he cracks it down. I was like, oh, thank goodness. And then he played 26 minutes, had the double double. It looked like Cade Cunningham. Like he looked like Cade Cunningham. And so that, you know, they've already locked up the number one seed. but him being able to come back and be the full version of himself. This has been one of the best players in the entire timeout. I'm not saying full version of him. Oh yeah. He looks fine. Everything was at the rim. Everything was at the rim. Every single thing that he did was at the rim. He's going to be, he's going to be fine. Going to be fine. But he didn't seem …”
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Cade Cunningham's return from a severe lung injury revitalizes the Pistons, as he plays a crucial role in a recent game, showcasing his potential as an MVP candidate. Despite not hitting a jump shot, his performance reassures fans that he is back to being a key player just in time for the playoffs, alleviating concerns about his health and readiness.
“… He dies for the loose ball. And Trey Johnson, the rookie of the Wizards, like nothing malicious. He just goes for the loose ball. and his knee hits Cade in the side, like in the flank. And like you saw it and you're like, I bet that hurt. And Cade left the game, didn't play. They said back spasms. And Vince, hot damn, it is a collapsed lung. Like that is, oh man, that is a, I mean, look, there are obviously a lot of injuries that are worse, but that is no fun. Now you've been on TV talking about what the Pistons are saying and I'll let you say that. But I will say that if they if he got a …”
“I think it's on Tuesday night. And it's five minutes into the game. There's a loose ball. He's playing defense. I think he was playing defense. He was eating that. He dies for the loose ball. And Trey Johnson, the rookie of the Wizards, like nothing malicious. He just goes for the loose ball. and his knee hits Cade in the side, like in the flank. And like you saw it and you're like, I bet that hurt. And Cade left the game, didn't play. They said back spasms. And Vince, hot damn, it is a collapsed lung. Like that is, oh man, that is a, I mean, look, there are obviously a lot of injuries that are worse, but that is no fun. Now you've been on TV talking about what the Pistons are saying and I'll let you say that. But I will say that if they if he got a collapsed lung without breaking a rib, that is a good sign is he's still going to be in a lot of pain, but that is a good sign. And they did not announce a rib injury when they announced this injury. Yeah, that's that's the critical thing that I've heard this morning was that they're glad even though the news is pretty bad. They're glad that this was …”
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The Pistons' playoff hopes are in jeopardy without Cade Cunningham, whose injury leaves a void no one else on the team can fill.
The Pistons' playoff hopes are in jeopardy without Cade Cunningham, whose injury could lead to a collapse in their seeding position.
“… the NBA. I want the NBA's lawyers to have to get in a room and be like, you know what? Adam Silver stood up at the Board of Governors meeting when Cade Cunningham got a collapsed lung. and said the 65 game rule is working as intended i'm not sure one player's case should really be a demerit against the rule stars are playing more kind of i don't know okay uh and it's working i want to see them go in that room and be like oh you know what i'm not sure we should bend the rule for another player because the rule in general is working you wanted to see the birth of your daughter oh wow what a …”
“… I fucking hope they appeal. I hope they win because like two games for the birth of your daughter feels like extraordinary circumstances. Like that feels like kind of what the what the it feels like it should fall under that. And I also want to test the NBA. I want the NBA's lawyers to have to get in a room and be like, you know what? Adam Silver stood up at the Board of Governors meeting when Cade Cunningham got a collapsed lung. and said the 65 game rule is working as intended i'm not sure one player's case should really be a demerit against the rule stars are playing more kind of i don't know okay uh and it's working i want to see them go in that room and be like oh you know what i'm not sure we should bend the rule for another player because the rule in general is working you wanted to see the birth of your daughter oh wow what a great parent you are luka donchich judge objection objection to parenthood objection to fatherhood we stand by our 65 game rule we don't want luka eligible i want them to have to publicly make that argument and then a little birdie inside my head was like well look isn't this kind of what the rule is supposed to do like punish fathers if no no no no …”
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Luka Doncic's eligibility for NBA awards is under scrutiny after he missed two games for the birth of his daughter, leaving him just one game shy of the required 65 games. His agency plans to appeal this decision, arguing that extraordinary circumstances should be considered. This situation raises broader questions about the fairness and implications of the league's 65-game rule.
“… locker room that help you make a huge difference and not be on some bull job because they're envious yeah so it goes a long way Draymond Green said Cade Cunningham is not going to make the all NBA team because of the dumb ass 65 game rule Dray said it doesn't fix the issue like it does not fix the issue at all and here's a guy that's done everything right He has a collapsed lung, and he's going to miss the All-NBA team because of this dumbass rule. The rule does not fix the issue. It's just ridiculous. So here we go again with these unintended consequences. Because if you think about it, Joe, …”
“… got a lot of upside. That's why I say if you got a top seven pick in this draft. You going to get a good player. Boy, it's a top eight. It's some talent in this draft, bro. But, you know, where you go, who you coach, yes. the veteran players in your locker room that help you make a huge difference and not be on some bull job because they're envious yeah so it goes a long way Draymond Green said Cade Cunningham is not going to make the all NBA team because of the dumb ass 65 game rule Dray said it doesn't fix the issue like it does not fix the issue at all and here's a guy that's done everything right He has a collapsed lung, and he's going to miss the All-NBA team because of this dumbass rule. The rule does not fix the issue. It's just ridiculous. So here we go again with these unintended consequences. Because if you think about it, Joe, making the All-NBA selection, that adds another $50, $75 million. Now Cade Cunningham is going to miss out. Hey, look, now somebody else will step in. Somebody else will get a big old contract, Ocho. That's how it works. Yeah. Yeah Hey it unfortunate because you had these unforeseen injuries bro Yeah I seen the injury and it like dang a collapsed …”
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Cade Cunningham will miss the All-NBA selection due to a controversial 65-game rule, potentially costing him $50-75 million in contract earnings. Draymond Green criticized this rule, arguing it doesn't solve the core issue of player injuries and unfairly penalizes those who don't load manage. This situation highlights the unintended consequences of the NBA's decision to shift selection power from players to writers.
“Cade Cunningham's potential ineligibility for postseason awards after a career-defining season is a clear indictment of the 65-game rule. And yet another example of why it must be abolished or reformed to create an exception for significant injuries. It went on, but I'm going to cut it short. Also, Jeff Schwartz gave the following quote. Jeff Schwartz is a power agent. represents Cade. This is said to Shams, Cade has delivered a first team all NBA …”
“Cade Cunningham's potential ineligibility for postseason awards after a career-defining season is a clear indictment of the 65-game rule. And yet another example of why it must be abolished or reformed to create an exception for significant injuries. It went on, but I'm going to cut it short. Also, Jeff Schwartz gave the following quote. Jeff Schwartz is a power agent. represents Cade. This is said to Shams, Cade has delivered a first team all NBA season. If he falls short of an arbitrary games played threshold due to a due to a legitimate injury, it should not disqualify him from from recognition he has clearly earned over the course of the season, et cetera, et cetera. He finishes with an exception needs to be made. OK, I just want to say a couple of things here. I am bummed that Cade …”
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Cade Cunningham's impressive season may not earn him postseason awards due to a strict 65-game rule, which he likely won't meet because of injury. Despite his contributions leading his team to the top of the Eastern Conference, the NBA's eligibility criteria could unfairly sideline him from recognition. This situation highlights the need for reevaluation of rules that don't account for legitimate injuries.
“The news from the first hour, Cade Cunningham of the Pistons has a collapsed lung. And if you're looking for comparison, C.J. McCollum had a collapsed lung a couple of years ago, I think, and he was out for three weeks. You know, once again, I don't have any information other than what Shams tweeted out that he has a collapsed lung. But the one thing that I was curious about, and Dylan, by the way, is sitting in Seton's chair. Seton is in for Marvin. Marvin is out for one day, …”
“The news from the first hour, Cade Cunningham of the Pistons has a collapsed lung. And if you're looking for comparison, C.J. McCollum had a collapsed lung a couple of years ago, I think, and he was out for three weeks. You know, once again, I don't have any information other than what Shams tweeted out that he has a collapsed lung. But the one thing that I was curious about, and Dylan, by the way, is sitting in Seton's chair. Seton is in for Marvin. Marvin is out for one day, and he'll be back tomorrow on the show. But I asked Dylan, I said, well, you look at the numbers here, because it almost felt like Cade Cunningham could be the default MVP if Shea Gilgis had missed or misses a couple more games. I think Joker could only miss one more game there. Or maybe Wemby. Maybe Wemby can sneak in and win the MVP. That would be …”
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Cade Cunningham's recent collapsed lung could eliminate him from MVP contention, as he may not meet the required games played. With just 12 games left in the season, his absence opens the door for contenders like Shea Gilgis-Alexander and Victor Wembanyama. Meanwhile, Nikola Jokic's humorous take on his own MVP status adds a lighthearted twist to the serious discussions surrounding the award.
“Cade Cunningham returned with a double-double. Yeah. As the Pistons routed the Bucs, 137 to 111. Cade, 13 points, 10 assists in his return from injury. Cade hadn't played since sustaining a collapsed lung in a win against the Wizards on March 17th. He appeared comfortable playing 26 minutes in short stints tonight. Jalen Duren had 21 points, nine rebounds. J.B. Bickerstaff kept all five starters under 30 minutes. The Pistons won for the sixth time …”
“Cade Cunningham returned with a double-double. Yeah. As the Pistons routed the Bucs, 137 to 111. Cade, 13 points, 10 assists in his return from injury. Cade hadn't played since sustaining a collapsed lung in a win against the Wizards on March 17th. He appeared comfortable playing 26 minutes in short stints tonight. Jalen Duren had 21 points, nine rebounds. J.B. Bickerstaff kept all five starters under 30 minutes. The Pistons won for the sixth time in eight games. Well, I mean, hell, he could have paid them under 25 minutes. He played the box. They in turmoil right now, ain't they? The box. Yeah. There ain't no more fear the deer. People got the deer head on the wall. Don't nobody fear the deer no more. Joe, you remember these Bucs fans? Well, y'all got Boog Weekle over there. Cade didn't even …”
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Cade Cunningham made a triumphant return, leading the Pistons to a 137-111 victory over the struggling Bucs with a double-double. This win marks the Pistons' sixth in eight games, showcasing their depth and playoff readiness, especially as they prepare for a potential clash with the Hornets, who could present a tough challenge.
“… That would be the regime to consider it. Yes. All right. So before we get to the final thought, the final item you had on headlines on Saturday, Cade O'Rourke, star with the Toronto junior Canadians from Texas Could an American be the next player granted exceptional status in the Canadian hockey league So the OHL draft isn't until June 12th. They got time here. The last one to get it in the OHL was Michael Misa and they did it 15 days before the draft. So there's some time here if they want to stick to that timeline. some of the people I know at the OHL Cup thought that a decision could come …”
“… types of ways they can flex their muscle. I'm very curious to see what's going to happen with that pick. You know, if it ends up being one or two, I don't know that you're trading it. but if it ends up in that next little area, I don't know. Just watch. That would be the regime to consider it. Yes. All right. So before we get to the final thought, the final item you had on headlines on Saturday, Cade O'Rourke, star with the Toronto junior Canadians from Texas Could an American be the next player granted exceptional status in the Canadian hockey league So the OHL draft isn't until June 12th. They got time here. The last one to get it in the OHL was Michael Misa and they did it 15 days before the draft. So there's some time here if they want to stick to that timeline. some of the people I know at the OHL Cup thought that a decision could come today but I don't believe that's true so the interesting thing about this story is he was born in Texas and as you mentioned he's lived for the last four years in Toronto playing for the Junior Canadians no full US born player has ever been named as an exceptional status player. Shonday was a dual citizen. He's the closest. And I have heard that …”
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Cade O'Rourke, a star from Texas, might become the first American granted exceptional status in the Canadian Hockey League, a title previously reserved for Canadian players. The decision is crucial as it could shift the dynamics of player recruitment in Canadian hockey. With the OHL draft approaching, the stakes are high, and opinions are divided on whether his nationality should influence the decision.
“… be second team all NBA. Could be. Yeah. Because it's gonna be Topsy Turby who gets the first team because you got a lot of willing, a lot of Luka. Cade is out now. Cade is out of the running. Oh, man. Then Cade gonna be out of the running after he missed these two weeks. Yeah. He couldn't miss no more than four. Because you got Cade, you got Wimby, you got Jokic, you got Shea, you got Luka, and you got Jalen Brown. That's six guys. He got five slots. Cade ain't going to be there because he's going to miss it. Six guys, five slots. How you got Luka averaging down to 35 points a game, and his …”
“… you know Kawhi, that's normally a month's injury for Kawhi. That boy came back popping that gun. Quick. He said, y'all got me bit. Yeah, he see what's going on. All these dudes hurt. Ain't going to be eligible for nothing. Kawhi gonna miss around and be second team all NBA. Could be. Yeah. Because it's gonna be Topsy Turby who gets the first team because you got a lot of willing, a lot of Luka. Cade is out now. Cade is out of the running. Oh, man. Then Cade gonna be out of the running after he missed these two weeks. Yeah. He couldn't miss no more than four. Because you got Cade, you got Wimby, you got Jokic, you got Shea, you got Luka, and you got Jalen Brown. That's six guys. He got five slots. Cade ain't going to be there because he's going to miss it. Six guys, five slots. How you got Luka averaging down to 35 points a game, and his team is number three? He's going to be there. He's going to be first team. Leading the league in scoring, he's going to be first team. He's going to be first team. This is a career high for him, man. like 33. That's a career high for Luka. No, he averaged 34. I think he averaged 34 one year. Did he? He might be close. Yeah. We got wiggle room. So how …”
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Luka Doncic, currently leading the league in scoring, faces a potential setback in his MVP campaign due to injuries affecting his teammates. With Cade Cunningham out, the competition for the All-NBA team is heating up, but Luka's career-high average of 34 points per game puts him in a strong position—if he can stay healthy. The pressure is on as the playoffs approach, and every game counts for his MVP aspirations.
“… series without a K they have nothing to play series for Brandon Miller Con Canuffle Kobe White go do whatever We did. That shit was wicked. Without Cade, I don't know. Without Cade, I know. They just beat the Lakers. They did. They did. Playoff was different, bro. I don't want that for them, man. I want the horse up to somebody else, man. Give us something to Cade. Moving on.”
“… like, that sounds crazy. Take care of yourself, brother. If he come back. we good mmm I don't know Jenkins yeah Jenkins I don't know hey we kind of wilder right now but I'm rolling I don't know y'all saying that the Hornets can beat the Pistons in a series without a K they have nothing to play series for Brandon Miller Con Canuffle Kobe White go do whatever We did. That shit was wicked. Without Cade, I don't know. Without Cade, I know. They just beat the Lakers. They did. They did. Playoff was different, bro. I don't want that for them, man. I want the horse up to somebody else, man. Give us something to Cade. Moving on.”
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Cade Cunningham's serious injury raises questions about MVP eligibility under the 65-game rule. Jeff Teague argues that real injuries shouldn't be treated the same as load management, suggesting a petition for exemption. As the playoffs approach, fans are left hoping for his return and debating the implications for his team's chances.
“… story we're not going to lead with that we are going to just at least mention at the top that uh right before we recorded the pistons announced that cade cunningham will be out reevaluated in another week, which would mean four more games missed, which if my math is correct, would officially close the door on him making all NBA. The 65 game rule needs to go away. I don't love it. I know that Adam Silver says what it's it's doing, what it's supposed to be doing. That's cool. It just this is a this is a bad one. He should at least be third team all NBA. Give me give me as a voter. I'm not a voter …”
“i'm doing great man uh cannot wait to break down what happened with uh g whiz i did this is this is an amazing story we're not going to lead with that we are going to just at least mention at the top that uh right before we recorded the pistons announced that cade cunningham will be out reevaluated in another week, which would mean four more games missed, which if my math is correct, would officially close the door on him making all NBA. The 65 game rule needs to go away. I don't love it. I know that Adam Silver says what it's it's doing, what it's supposed to be doing. That's cool. It just this is a this is a bad one. He should at least be third team all NBA. Give me give me as a voter. I'm not a voter anymore. The flexibility to do what I want, at least with that with third team. But Pistons just let's start at the top of these because the Pistons just keep on winning without Cade Cunningham. They play Minnesota tonight. And the big winner of last night, the Celtics yet again, put up 53 points in the first quarter against Miami and Jason Tatum, …”
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Cade Cunningham's injury has likely sealed his fate for this year's All-NBA selections, while Jalen Brown's recent performances are positioning him for a coveted spot. Despite losing their star, the Pistons have surprisingly thrived, while the Celtics, led by Jason Tatum's resurgence, are emerging as Eastern Conference favorites. This dynamic sets the stage for an exciting playoff race.
“… them for a second. So I don't want to be fully just a jerk. The biggest problem with their offense was it was just too K dependent. Too much Cade. Too much Cade. Too Cade dependent. Now they don't have Cade, and they don't miss a beat. Don't miss a beat. Enter Dennis Jenkins. This is what people have missed throughout the year.”
“… over and over again. And it's like, yeah, but it'll be different when they get to the playoffs. This is just cool. Regular season. They get to the playoffs. We'll see. Isn't there a part of you that's like, well, they just said. All right. I'll celebrate them for a second. So I don't want to be fully just a jerk. The biggest problem with their offense was it was just too K dependent. Too much Cade. Too much Cade. Too Cade dependent. Now they don't have Cade, and they don't miss a beat. Don't miss a beat. Enter Dennis Jenkins. This is what people have missed throughout the year.”
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Despite skepticism, this team is poised to reach the Eastern Conference Finals, showcasing toughness and resilience. They've proven their mettle throughout the season, even thriving without their star player, Cade. It's time to celebrate their achievements instead of doubting their playoff potential.
“… like handshakes the game ended and like we're off the floor like they were still mad about the fight stuff i like that so i wonder like and then cade goes out and everybody's like well detroit's done cade's out they're not gonna they're gonna lose the number one seed they didn't I just think there's, I've been reading between the lines, reading stuff on them. And I think there's an edge to them now that I'm not sure they had at the start of the season. Yeah, I mean, they are the nobody believes in us team, which is ironic because they're the number one seed. I felt like J.J. Redick tried to …”
“… chip on their shoulder and a switch. I think Detroit has that now I think they they just seem pissed off to me Like I don know if you read or or heard any of the stuff from the charlotte game but like durin didn want to do any sort of post-game anything like handshakes the game ended and like we're off the floor like they were still mad about the fight stuff i like that so i wonder like and then cade goes out and everybody's like well detroit's done cade's out they're not gonna they're gonna lose the number one seed they didn't I just think there's, I've been reading between the lines, reading stuff on them. And I think there's an edge to them now that I'm not sure they had at the start of the season. Yeah, I mean, they are the nobody believes in us team, which is ironic because they're the number one seed. I felt like J.J. Redick tried to nudge the Lakers into that when he was like, everybody wants to play us. It's like, yeah, man, with no Luka and Reeves, you can probably get why that is. You don't get to be the nobody believes in us team. But Detroit, Detroit has a point. They have a point. People think they're young shooting challenge, all that. Cade got hurt. I thought they were …”
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Detroit is embracing the underdog mentality despite being the number one seed in the playoffs. After facing adversity with key injuries and a recent fight, the team has developed a chip on their shoulder that could propel them in the postseason. Their newfound edge and home-court advantage make them a team to watch as they prepare to face formidable opponents.
“… It's your Washington Nationals, folks. They head up to Wrigley Field where they had that Wigley feel. They blow them out on opening day, 10-4. Cade Cavalli, oh, how do you like that? And how do you like the Nats offense? Cade Bear Ruiz sealing the final game with a home run, fighting off a two-breggy bomb day. Ian Happ pissed on a baseball that didn't get out.”
“… Smith with just an awesome, awesome walk off some heartstring stuff there. Talk about that later. Ozzie Albies and his fish. I landed up on his Instagram again this weekend. Braves. Two out of three. And your final one, the best Western Road Warriors. It's your Washington Nationals, folks. They head up to Wrigley Field where they had that Wigley feel. They blow them out on opening day, 10-4. Cade Cavalli, oh, how do you like that? And how do you like the Nats offense? Cade Bear Ruiz sealing the final game with a home run, fighting off a two-breggy bomb day. Ian Happ pissed on a baseball that didn't get out.”
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The Miami Marlins achieved an impressive sweep over the Colorado Rockies, winning three close games, igniting excitement among fans. Despite concerns about the competition, standout performances from players like Owen Casey, known as the 'Maple Masher,' showcased the team's potential. This early success sets a hopeful tone for the Marlins' season ahead.
“… to me. You ain't thin? man Joe I'm air better to 20 right now Joe hey you see how I'm feeling at this jacket huh hey you got it here Oh Joe Joe Cade missing time potentially open the door for Jaden Dern to make an all-NBA team, making him eligible for the five-year $288.8 million. Ooh. Mmm. So look, look, look, look, look. See? It helps somebody help your teammate. Hey, Cade already got by what? He got by 260 already, huh? He just signed by 260. What did Cade sign for? But see, here's the thing, Joe. I'm trying to get me two more all-NBA selections. So guess what? When that contract come up …”
“You know what I'm saying? Hey, you see that, Joe? That come in? See, Joe? All this from the head, dude. Oh, Joe, what you over there doing? Hey, he said thin. He talking to you, Joe. He ain't talking to me. You ain't thin? man Joe I'm air better to 20 right now Joe hey you see how I'm feeling at this jacket huh hey you got it here Oh Joe Joe Cade missing time potentially open the door for Jaden Dern to make an all-NBA team, making him eligible for the five-year $288.8 million. Ooh. Mmm. So look, look, look, look, look. See? It helps somebody help your teammate. Hey, Cade already got by what? He got by 260 already, huh? He just signed by 260. What did Cade sign for? But see, here's the thing, Joe. I'm trying to get me two more all-NBA selections. So guess what? When that contract come up again, super max again. 300. Well, that's I ain't going to say it's out of the picture, but you can have five years, 269. Yeah, yeah. Five years, 269. That's just that's good work. That's good work. That's filthy. It's filthy. Kevin Durant is 26 points away from passing Michael Jordan on the all-time scoring list. Obviously, LeBron James is number …”
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Kevin Durant is just 26 points away from surpassing Michael Jordan on the all-time NBA scoring list, a significant milestone in basketball history. As the competition heats up, Durant's performance could lead to a supermax contract, especially with injuries opening opportunities for his teammates. This moment not only highlights KD's scoring prowess but also the shifting dynamics in the league.
“Cade Horton is out for the year. Damn. damn it actually sucks so fucking bad that's terrible news i love kate horton uh this is basically exactly what happened to justin steel last year beginning of the year uh maybe the imaging's not like sometimes the imaging can be blurry and you're not sure what you're not sure what you're looking at and maybe the imaging like once you get a clearer picture it's gonna be fine fucking sucks the the the the cubs …”
“Cade Horton is out for the year. Damn. damn it actually sucks so fucking bad that's terrible news i love kate horton uh this is basically exactly what happened to justin steel last year beginning of the year uh maybe the imaging's not like sometimes the imaging can be blurry and you're not sure what you're not sure what you're looking at and maybe the imaging like once you get a clearer picture it's gonna be fine fucking sucks the the the the cubs did win tonight so and we're taping a little out of order because this is not the real breaking moves which we'll get to but uh shout out that fan who's going for the foul ball and their entire ass fell out that was a tough scene that was an all-time clip Hank did you see that clip I did not I always say I've been locked in on golf I've been off the …”
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Cade Horton is out for the season, a devastating blow for Cubs fans. This injury echoes Justin Steele's last year, raising concerns about the team's pitching depth. Meanwhile, a controversial report involving Diana Rossini and Mike Vrabel has surfaced, prompting mixed reactions from fans and friends alike.
“… modern game it's hard to get the math on your side now I love what Dennis Jenkins said the other day because they won their first three games after Cade got hurt and they had that really nice win over the Lakers and their defense actually in when Cade first went down their defense actually picked up like you could tell that JB challenged them saying listen we're not gonna have our offensive leader so the answer you know is to just to defend more and they have and I love that Dennis Jenkins said that he like we not afraid of anybody because we know that we going to defend And that is an old …”
“Here's the thing about Detroit. They lose the three-point contest like every single game. And they're 28th in makes. And they're 22nd in percentage. and in the modern game it's hard to get the math on your side now I love what Dennis Jenkins said the other day because they won their first three games after Cade got hurt and they had that really nice win over the Lakers and their defense actually in when Cade first went down their defense actually picked up like you could tell that JB challenged them saying listen we're not gonna have our offensive leader so the answer you know is to just to defend more and they have and I love that Dennis Jenkins said that he like we not afraid of anybody because we know that we going to defend And that is an old school playoff mentality and I love it But it very hard for me to make the case for them winning 12 games because really can they get to the finals It's really hard for me to make the case for them winning 12 games when I think in a playoff setting where they're going to be able to game plan against Cade. And what I mean by that is they're very limited …”
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It's hard to envision the Detroit Pistons making a deep playoff run, especially given their struggles with three-point shooting and offensive limitations. Despite a recent defensive surge after losing their star player Cade Cunningham, the team may struggle to compete against playoff-caliber opponents who can exploit their weaknesses. The question remains: can they overcome these challenges and surprise everyone?
“… getting Book, you getting Shea, or you guarding Luka. You know, you got to deal with Jalen Brown. You got to deal with Brunson. Yeah. And you got Cade Cunningham. Yeah. He don't get no break. Yeah, he don't. They're going to have Cason Wallace in there too, though. He leading the league in steals. He's going to be in there too. So I'm like, bro, can I get a night off? Right. You get Luka. Then you get Shea. You get Castle. You get Brown. You get Brunson. You get Cade. I went, damn. It's your job, bro. Hey, you are our little dog. a sick him get him get him get him oh oh with Steph is healthy …”
“Yeah. Because he's taking the tough assignments. Bro, I mean, think about it. Every night you getting Book, you getting Shea, or you guarding Luka. You know, you got to deal with Jalen Brown. You got to deal with Brunson. Yeah. And you got Cade Cunningham. Yeah. He don't get no break. Yeah, he don't. They're going to have Cason Wallace in there too, though. He leading the league in steals. He's going to be in there too. So I'm like, bro, can I get a night off? Right. You get Luka. Then you get Shea. You get Castle. You get Brown. You get Brunson. You get Cade. I went, damn. It's your job, bro. Hey, you are our little dog. a sick him get him get him get him oh oh with Steph is healthy you got Steph yeah you come back you got Dane you don get no off nights on the way Jamal Murray yeah you don get no off nights in the West partner You got to put your track shoes on boy Well, you better bring your lunch pail every day. It's going to be tough. Yeah. That's not an easy assignment to draw. Yeah. Because all those guys are buckets. …”
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Victor Wembanyama is stepping up to face some of the toughest matchups in the NBA, including stars like Luka Doncic and Jalen Brown. Every night, he's tasked with guarding elite scorers, proving his defensive skills and potential as a future star. This relentless competition is shaping him into a formidable player in the league.
“… of the year strong. Interesting, you know, kind of like going through. It's – Eno put this out, something about – Oh gosh, was it him or was it Cade Horton now? And I hope I don't get him confused. Oh, I think it was Hunter. I think you're about to talk about Hunter Brown. About like the injuries. Okay, it was Hunter Brown? That was Hunter Brown, yeah. Well, I was going through, just looking at McKay. biomechanics you know i don't know i mean i don't really know all the biomechanics but kate horton does do the thing that a lot of guys are doing now where he comes out of his glove and like …”
“So I guess let's start there before I start going into Hunter Brown and Kirk and some of the other injuries. I mean, obviously it sucks for K. He just, you know, came onto the scene like a fireball last year, start of the year strong. Interesting, you know, kind of like going through. It's – Eno put this out, something about – Oh gosh, was it him or was it Cade Horton now? And I hope I don't get him confused. Oh, I think it was Hunter. I think you're about to talk about Hunter Brown. About like the injuries. Okay, it was Hunter Brown? That was Hunter Brown, yeah. Well, I was going through, just looking at McKay. biomechanics you know i don't know i mean i don't really know all the biomechanics but kate horton does do the thing that a lot of guys are doing now where he comes out of his glove and like the arm the hand doesn't drop it kind of comes out here elbow stays up like lucas giolito started doing that and he started having a lot of success i believe it was a big driveline thing originally yeah i mean there's it's something about loading the scap and taking some pressure off the elbow and uh using more of like your mass people are like …”
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Injuries are becoming an inevitable fate for pitchers, as the pressure to throw harder continues to rise. With the injury rates among young athletes increasing, teams may be more focused on performance than player health. This cycle raises serious concerns about the future of pitching in baseball.
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