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So we were talking a little bit about how the OKC Thunder are not really a road draw.

They didn't have great ratings in the finals last year.

So I look back at some of the top five nondescript, non-star-studded championship teams in the history of sports. Oh, okay. So here we go. Here we go. Number five. So number five is the 2011 Dallas Mavericks. If you remember, they were big-time underdogs against the Miami Heat. And really, their only big-time star-studded guy was Dirk Novitsky. Outside of that, you had Jason Terry, an aging Jason Kid, Sean Marion, JJ Berea. But even so, they beat the Lakers that year in the playoffs, who had Kobe Bryant. They beat OKC with Hardin and Russell Westbrook and then of course the heat and the

championship. That's a good one. Not bad. And number four. The 1987 Washington Redskins. Doug Williams

did not start the year. He's obviously the guy everyone remembers from that season. Darrell Green. Todd

Bowles was actually on that team. But really we're driven by a great offensive line. And Timmy Smith was the star in the Super Bowl. Right. Even though he barely started, I don't think he started at all in the regular season. No. That's the team that solidified me as a Redskins fan. Because, I mean, think about that. I'm 12 years old and a black quarterback wins. Not even 12. I think I'm 11. Wins the Super Bowl. Yeah. Which was rare. The other thing about that is a destruction. Y'all, no doubt. Of the Denver Broncos. The other thing about that team, and no one really says it, even though history will tell you.

There were replacement players to start the year. Yeah. Yeah. Like, it feels... Who was their starting? It was Schrader. Jay Schrader, I think, was their starter to begin the year. And they benched him. The whole season should be looked at, I don't know, just a little different. I agree. Because of the replacement players. No, you're right about that, but for me, it wasn't about that.

No, I get you.

For you, for you, it's different.

And Ronde's

favorite player, obviously, being a cornerback, was Daryl Green. Oh, yeah, Daryl Green who played a million years with them. Yeah, and still could probably run a four or five. 40. And Timmy Smith ran for 200 yards

And then I was reading

Apparently he then wanted to be the highest paid

Running back in the NFL

Showed up to camp

25 pounds over weight

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