2022 Winter Olympics

Go! My Favorite Sports Team

News, Sports, Comedy, Sports News

4.9 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2022

⏱️ 59 minutes

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This week on Go! My Favorite Sports Team, Tyler and Mark dive deep into the wide world of winter sports and the pinnacle sporting event this winter season - the 2022 Winter Olympics! Listen in to what Mark hypothesizes these well known (and lesser known) sports are by name alone...let’s see how this goes! Don’t worry your Master of Sport, Tyler, has your back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to GO!
0:26.1	My favorite sports team, the podcast where we talk about sports or, you know, Tyler talks about sports because he's the expert.
0:33.1	Yeah, I'm Tyler Shai, I have a master's-grince.
0:35.1	They know who you are.
0:37.1	By now they have to know who you are.
0:40.1	Okay, fine.
0:41.1	I have a master's-grince sports administration and I know sports.
0:45.1	That's the park that they know.
0:46.1	Oh, did you know?
0:48.1	I don't know.
0:49.1	Just say hi.
0:50.1	Oh, hi, I'm Tyler.
0:51.1	What'd you do today?
0:52.1	All right, moving on to the sports, small talk is now over.
0:56.1	What's this distractible here?
0:57.1	Come on.
0:58.1	What did you do today?
0:59.1	I got up this morning.
1:00.1	Shut up about what you're doing.
1:01.1	I'm going to talk about what I'm doing.
1:03.1	I got up this morning, looked out at the sunrise, let the dogs out, getting breakfast.
1:08.1	Nice?
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