Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network.

It's Friday, May 1st.

This is film session, and today we're breaking down 1985's Teen Wolf. I'm Jay Skeets, and alongside me, thanks to the power of technology. Tass Melis. Hey, everybody. What's up, Tassie? We got the bearded one, Trey Kirby. Hey, hey, hey, hey, ooh. Wolfman in the house. We got the international man of mystery, taking it to the max, probably wearing sunglasses,

Lee Ellis.

Friends.

No sunglasses indoor this morning.

And last but not least, the man making the magic happen.

It's JD.

Hello.

There he is, and here we are before we catch, some sweet van waves, guys.

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Lee did a great job opening up an old pack of basketball cards yesterday on

Instagram Live with a special guest, Schumann. Yeah, Schum's is great. He was really good at that.

And what I really appreciated the most was after we finished cards, he got on basketball reference

or Google or wherever he went and well actually well actually me after

cards I mean he wants to really preserve the integrity of it so I thought that was great I appreciated

that a lot schum's not schumann can't let anything go it's just the way he rolls everything needs to

be retroactively created or corrected actually you were the original fact checker on the basketball jerse, right? Lee, how did that feel to be corrected? No, it's fine when it's Schumann, because that's his schick. Schumann's schick. But really, Tass, I think you and him need to get on and do some sort of video together and just go back and forth because it would be great you and him just

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