Episode 516: conversation with New York Post's Josh Kosman on Dan Snyder denying Jeff Bezos and much more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

Football, Baseball, Sports, Basketball

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🗓️ 27 February 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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15:42 - Guest: business journalist Josh Kosman of The New York Post on his major report on the sale of the Commanders, including Dan Snyder preventing Jeff Bezos from participating in the bidding on the team, Bezos having positioned himself months ago to bid on the Commanders, where the NFL stands on Snyder and Bezos, whether Bezos could make a Godfather offer to Snyder, when we are likely to know whether Snyder is selling the Commanders and more 39:26 - College Basketball: breakdowns of Maryland’s 75-59 win over No. 21 Northwestern, Georgetown’s 88-68 loss to No. 20 Providence, No. 6 Virginia's 71-63 loss at North Carolina and Virginia Tech's 81-65 loss at Duke 55:39 - Capitals: react to a wild weekend for the Caps that featured a 6-3 win over the New York Rangers but then a 7-4 loss at the Buffalo Sabres 01:00:26 - Wizards: analysis of a 115-109 loss to the New York Knicks - a game in which the Wizards blew a 19-point second-quarter lead - and a 102-82 loss at the Chicago Bulls Visit PaulsonAndNace.com and tell Paulson & Nace 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 516 of the Algoldi podcast, it is Monday, February 27, 2023.
0:28.8	It is the next to last day of February, it is the penultimate day of February, it is the
0:35.3	day before the start of the NFL Scouting Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana.
0:44.1	The Combine is not just an event at which NFL draft prospects get evaluated.
0:49.8	The Combine also is a gathering of NFL executives and coaches and agents and these executives
0:58.8	and coaches and agents they drink and they talk and then they drink some more and they talk
1:07.4	some more and there are all kinds of deals that get discussed and all kinds of gossip that get
1:14.7	gossiped and so if you are a commanders fan like me, you have to wonder what will be the gossip?
1:23.9	What will be the word? What will be the buzz? What will be the scuttlebutt at the Combine
1:31.5	regarding the commander's ownership situation? Hello and welcome to this Monday installment of the
1:39.2	Algoldi podcast. I hope that you had a nice weekend but if you over the weekend got confused
1:45.8	by all that was being reported about the sale of the commanders, you are forgiven. There was a lot
1:52.5	out there. It did get confusing and the truth is right now it feels like it may be 50-50. It
2:00.5	may be a toss-up whether the Danny, whether co-owner and co-CEO, Dan Snyder actually ends up
2:08.4	selling majority ownership of the commanders. Coming up next segment is a special guest,
2:14.4	a most relevant guest. The man who ignited the reporting of the last few days with a big time
2:21.1	report on Friday evening business journalist Josh Cosmon of the New York Post. I add Josh on the
2:28.8	podcast a little more than a month ago. He is back for this episode of the pod to discuss his latest
2:35.7	reporting on the sale of the commanders, including Dan Snyder having prevented Amazon founder
2:44.8	Jeff Bezos from bidding on the commanders. What exactly has been going on with Jeff Bezos?
2:52.8	Josh Cosmon has intel on that. Where does the NFL stand in all of this, especially with the findings
3:00.9	of the marriage of white investigation still having not been announced? And bottom line is Dan Snyder
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