Aaron Torres Podcast: Recapping everything you missed in a Memorial Day weekend in sports

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Aaron is back after a holiday weekend to chat about the relationship between fans and players after several incidents this week in the NBA (and recently in college football and basketball as well) and why that relationship is more complicated than many in the media give it credit for it. Then plays a game of "Where Aaron Was Right, Where Aaron Was Wrong" recapping other big stories from the weekend.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Three, two, one!
0:06.0	When I'm working out, I love to listen to your podcast.
0:09.0	Whenever you face something, other people react to it.
0:11.0	Hey, can my breath away, Aaron?
0:14.0	Fern Lungquist joins me.
0:16.0	Hall of Famer.
0:17.0	Jim Calhoun, NASCAR icon, Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
0:22.0	Herk Herbstreet is on the phone.
0:25.0	Three, two, one!
0:27.0	The podcast is on the phone.
0:29.0	There's a lot of weird stories for a podcast.
0:31.0	It is Tuesday, June 1st, 2020.
0:34.0	What people hope everybody had a great Memorial Day weekend.
0:37.0	Hope all of you were able to get away, relax, spend time with family.
0:41.0	It was great going on people's social media feeds,
0:44.0	seeing everybody out back to normal.
0:46.0	It has continued to be great to see fans in the stand.
0:49.0	So happy Memorial Day weekend.
0:51.0	Of course, to any military personnel that may be listening.
0:55.0	Thank you for all that you have done for us.
0:58.0	Always important to remember why we celebrate Memorial Day weekend.
1:02.0	So hope everybody had a great holiday weekend.
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