Episode 68: chat with Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus on why WFT is a Super Bowl contender, Dan Snyder speaks, Wizards make NBA Playoffs and more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

Football, Baseball, Sports, Basketball

5 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2021

⏱️ 93 minutes

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08:13 - Wizards: a proper reveling in the Wiz's 142-115 blowout of the Indiana Pacers to earn the Eastern Conference's No. 8 seed and a preview of the Wiz's series against the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round of the NBA Playoffs 21:12 - Washington Football Team: react to Washington releasing offensive tackles Morgan Moses and Geron Christian 34:49 - Washington Football Team: thoughts on what Dan Snyder said to TMZ Sports about Washington's ongoing quest for a new stadium and the name change 46:47 - Guest: Pro Football Focus lead NFL analyst Sam Monson on the Washington Football Team, including the perhaps cutting-edge approach to quarterback in signing Ryan Fitzpatrick and why Washington is a Super Bowl contender 01:04:52 - Capitals: preview of Game 4 at the Boston Bruins in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs 01:14:58 - Nationals: analysis of a 5-2 loss at the Chicago Cubs and of Stephen Strasburg coming back 01:24:29 - Orioles: examining Orioles pitching getting ravaged and more from a three-game sweep to the Tampa Bay Rays and what the return of Anthony Santander could mean Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:57.6	And away we go, episode 68 of the Algoldy Podcast. It is Friday, May 21st, 2021, a day on which we can say
1:08.8	that our wizards have made the NBA playoffs. The damn Washington Wizards.
1:15.4	Yes, sir. That team, our team, it is in the NBA playoffs. You no longer have to worry about,
1:21.4	well, they're in the play-in tournament, but that's technically not the NBA playoffs. That's
1:24.5	the NBA postseason. Don't say playoffs. Gotta say postseason. No more. The wizards are in the NBA
1:30.2	playoffs for the first time in three seasons. Thanks to a blow-out win over the Indiana Pacers
1:36.4	at Capitol, Winner, Arena on Thursday night. 142, 115, the final. It was a laffer, a smashing,
1:47.2	a blasting, a pasting, a pole-axing. Pick whatever word you want to use. The wizards rose to the
1:53.8	occasion and they crushed the Pacers. It was great to see. And now comes a very difficult test.
2:00.4	The one seed in the Eastern Conference, the Philadelphia 76ers, much more on all of this coming up
2:06.4	shortly. But hello and welcome. Happy Friday. This is a loaded installment of the Algoldy Podcast
2:12.4	when it comes to the Washington football team. Washington released Morgan Moses and
2:18.0	on Thursday. Jesus, that didn't take long with Moses off the news on Tuesday that Washington
2:22.7	reportedly had given him permission to seek a trade or get into all of that. And yes, who spoke
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