Hour 1: Dropping The Ball

First Take

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4.0 • 5.7K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2024

⏱️ 40 minutes

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In this episode, Stephen A. Smith is joined by Chris "Mad Dog" Russo to react to last night's Yankees collapse that cost them the World Series. Dan Orlovsky, Adam Schefter, and Jason McCourty debate which QB will have the better game: Aaron Rodgers or CJ Stroud? The crew gives us their midseason MVP picks and we decide if some NFL storylines are "tricks or treats". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:31.2	What the hell? Well, how do you do?
0:36.0	Is that?
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0:40.0	My name is Stephen T-Smith and I approve this message.
0:48.0	Oh my lord.
0:50.0	Let's start the show y'all.
0:52.0	First Aye is a nap. Let's start the show y'all.
0:53.0	First take is in the house.
0:55.0	The day, what's going on, everyone,
1:01.0	welcome into First Take.
1:02.0	Happy Halloween. Thank you for being with us.
1:05.0	There he is. There is nothing happy about this morning. Absolutely nothing.
1:12.0	But hi Molly, how are you?
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