The following podcast contains explicit language.

Hi, this is Josh Levine, and this is Slate's Sports Podcast Hang Up and Listen for the week of July 13th, 2015.

On this week's show, we'll talk about the strange saga of D'Andre Jordan, the Clipper Center, who agreed to sign with Dallas, then changed his mind,

and somehow the key moment of the whole thing was J.J. Reddick, tweeting a car emoji. We'll be joined by

Courtney Winn to talk about Serena Williams's Wimbledon victory and whether America's 21-time Grand Slam

winner gets enough love, respect, and admiration. And we'll discuss the best,

newest, fanciest baseball statistic in all the land and whether we should care that Giancarlo

Stanton hit a home run with an exit velocity of 119 miles per hour. Stefan Fatsis is out this week

as he organizes a one-man ticker-tape parade for the U.S. Women's National

team. Though I think maybe Abby Wambach's invitation will get lost in the mail. Joining us in our New York

studio this week, filling in for Stefan and making his third appearance on the podcast, is Mike Sher,

a producer and writer for the office, the showrunner of Parks and Recreation, and the co-founder

of the website Fire

Joe Morgan, which means he is responsible for a bunch of great things that no longer exist.

So thank you, and also, how dare you?

Yeah, thank you for making me feel terrible about myself.

You did also co-create Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Yeah, right?

Let's focus on that, yeah. And your executive producing Aziz Ansari's new show for Netflix, and you co-host the sports podcast, The Pazcast with Joe Puzaninsky, which folks can find in iTunes, although it doesn't come out that often. So maybe you should feel bad about that. Yeah, it's very, it's a very sporadic and random, but it's fun.

It should be the quarterly report with Joe Posnowski.

Decrease expectations.

That's, you know, every comedy writer's main strategy.

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