All Stars Score Big, Kershaw Curtain Call, Scheffler Questions Quest, Randy Moss is Back, Senate Targets NPR/PBS, Schiff Legal Woes, Alford on Epstein

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Kevin Kietzman

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🗓️ 16 July 2025

⏱️ 51 minutes

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What was moving along as an NL beatdown of the AL in the All Star Game turned into an all time classic... and the Royals players were right in the middle of all of it. Both good and bad. It ended with a wild "Swing-off" derby contest that was epic and fun. It also featured an incredible tv broadcast with live interviews, a tribute to Hank Aaron and they should start passing out the Emmy awards right now. The best of the night... Clayton Kershaw pitching while talking with announcers. Fabulous entertainment. As the Open Championship begins, Scottie Scheffler is grabbing headlines for questioning what the point is of working so hard to be good at golf and go through all he does to stay there. You've never heard an athlete talk like this. Randy Moss is back at ESPN after his battle with cancer and has some strong words for Tyreek Hill. Shaq fires huge shots at Robert Griffin III about a WNBA player. In DC, the Senate advances a $9 billion gov cut that will defund NPR and PBS. Adam Schiff has legal woes over mortgage documents he may have fudged. Missouri Congressman Mark Alford releases a statement about the Epstein files and GM is going all in on gas powered vehicles.

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0:00.0	Sports, politics, life.
0:05.6	Roberts Robinson Chevrolet GMC presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.
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0:14.2	What looked like maybe the worst all-star game in history turned out to be perhaps the greatest all-star game in history
0:20.0	is the National League wins it 4-3 in what they're calling a swing-off, a tiebreaker after the nine
0:26.6	innings were played, which became a home-run derby contest, and it was fun, it was exciting,
0:31.5	it was great. The Royals were right in the middle of all the action in this game that led to
0:36.0	the National League taking a big league and then the lead and then the American League, storming back and tying the game at 6-6
0:42.4	and getting it to the swingoff where Kyle Schwabre, the Phillies, who was 0 for 2 in the game,
0:48.7	wound up being the MVP because he hit three home runs in the shootout afterwards.
0:53.3	Is it a silly way to end the game, of course?
0:55.2	Is this pure entertainment?
0:56.4	Absolutely.
0:57.1	Was it just a great night of baseball and celebrating the game
1:01.0	and so many beautiful traditions and wonderful things about it?
1:04.8	And the great stars of the game and showcasing the talents and interviews
1:08.9	while the game was being played on the field?
1:10.6	Yes. Yes, the All- being played on the field. Yes.
1:11.4	Yes, the All-Star game, they figured it out.
1:14.3	What was once just a dud and something that nobody really wanted to watch.
1:20.2	And for a while, for many years, was kind of an afterthought from the home run derby contest.
1:24.5	It's done a 180.
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