Episode 490: should Ron Rivera pursue Greg Roman?, chat with Marty Conway on Commanders sale and more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

Football, Baseball, Sports, Basketball

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🗓️ 20 January 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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12:39 - Commanders: react to Daron Payne making the NFC Pro Bowl team...thoughts on the Commanders potentially going after Byron Leftwich or Greg Roman to be the team's offensive coordinator, including Roman's impressive history with mobile quarterbacks...are the Commanders about to lose Chris Harris?...and more 24:32 - Guest: sports-business expert Marty Conway on the sales of the Commanders and Nationals and on the Orioles' ownership situation, including what's going on with Jeff Bezos potentially buying the Commanders, why truly that Dan Snyder is selling the Commanders, why the Lerners are having a hard time selling the Nats, why resolution of the MASN dispute may finally be coming, whether the O's might leave Baltimore and more 49:37 - Capitals: analysis of a 4-0 win at the Arizona Coyotes for Darcy Kuemper's NHL-leading fifth shutout 53:17 - Maryland Basketball: breakdown of a 64-58 win over Michigan Visit PaulsonAndNace.com and tell Paulson & Nace that Al Galdi sent ya! Download the Hiatus app by going to Hiatus.App Visit CloseItWithKell.com and tell Kell that Al Galdi sent ya! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	At the way we go, episode 490 of the Algaldi podcast, it is Friday, January 20, 2023,
0:26.6	the day before the start of what is to me the best weekend of the NFL playoffs,
0:32.2	divisional round weekend and two days before the 40th anniversary of the greatest home
0:40.7	win in Redskins slash Washington football team slash commanders history this Sunday is January
0:48.8	22, 2023, it was on January 22, 1983 that the skins beat the Dallas Cowboys 3117 at RFK
1:00.6	stadium in the NFC championship game and route to the skins first of three Super Bowl titles
1:07.2	with Joe Gibbs's head coach. You know, it's a funny thing. The Washington Dallas rivalry,
1:12.8	Dallas actually has owned Washington in the regular season, but Washington has owned
1:19.2	Dallas in the postseason to end up with each win being a win in an NFC championship game,
1:26.6	the NFC championship game for the 1972 season and the NFC championship game for the 1982 season.
1:35.6	Yes coach Joe, that is kind of funny. Now isn't it? Hello and welcome to this Friday
1:43.4	installment of the Algaldi podcast, the only Washington DC sports podcast or show for which there
1:49.6	is a new episode each weekday with each episode out also early each weekday morning. You see,
1:55.2	you never have to guess when the next installment of this podcast is coming out. The deal is quite
2:00.2	simple. Each weekday with each episode out early in the morning with each episode ready for you
2:06.5	as you are getting your day going. Well, someday I hope that on divisional round weekend,
2:12.1	instead of talking about the past with our football team, we're talking about the present as in
2:18.0	the team actually playing on divisional round weekend. We have three NFC East teams playing
2:24.9	this weekend. Not a single one, of course, is the commanders, but the New York Giants at the Philadelphia
2:31.2	Eagles Saturday night at 815, the Dallas Cowboys at the San Francisco 49ers Sunday evening at 630.
2:39.7	First time in NFL history that one division has three teams in the divisional round of the playoffs.
2:47.8	Let that sink in. In the meantime, I have a lot for you on the show on the commanders. Next segment,
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