Hour 4 - Bad in Baltimore

The Ben Maller Show

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4.8 • 864 Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2025

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Ben Maller talks about Lamar Jackson saying every game is do-or-die for the Ravens and claiming that he is the one that removed all the games from the Ravens locker room, Kevin Durant saying that his internet trolling helps the game, Password: Word Game of the Stars, and more!

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:04.6	Boom!
0:06.0	Shaka!
0:07.1	It's our number four, hour four, and Lamar Jackson is knocking on the audio door.
0:14.1	So Lamar Jackson says every game is do or die for the Ravens.
0:18.8	He's back in the saddle again.
0:21.2	How does that sound to you?
0:22.9	As Lamar returns for the Thursday night game with Miami,
0:25.6	what is your position also on Lamar Jackson taking credit,
0:29.2	claiming that he took the ping pong table out of the Ravens locker room,
0:35.0	getting rid of one of the creature comforts?
0:37.8	And in basketball, Rocket Star Kevin Durant says that social media trolling helps the game.
0:44.8	Helps grow the game of basketball.
0:46.5	What's your verdict on this one?
0:49.0	We'll get to that and more.
0:50.8	Have a wonderful Wednesday.
0:53.0	It's the 29th day of October.
0:54.6	Don't forget about Benny versus the Penny,
0:56.5	Man versus Coin.
0:58.1	Available to watch right now on YouTube,
1:00.1	Benny V.S. Penny.
1:01.4	But here it is, Hour 4 of the Ben Maler show,
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