HR 3: Broke

Mason & Ireland

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4.5 • 755 Ratings

🗓️ 28 May 2025

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Mason, Ireland, MT, and Pepe talk about the comments Dwayne Wade made about who should be in the Hall of Fame. Why do athletes go broke after playing professionally? The crew look at the ‘way too early’ Super Bowl odds, where do the Rams rank? Game of Games, plus Supercross Talk with Kappy and Beto! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:26.1	710 ESPN, your home for the 17-time World Champion Lakers.
0:31.7	KSPN in Los Angeles, a good karma brands radio station.
0:36.7	And it is Mason and Ireland your Wednesday.
0:38.6	I teased it a little bit last week, but Mace was on vacation, as Johnny I likes to point out.
0:42.9	So I'll tease it again.
0:44.1	Coming soon this summer, something we've never done before where you can press the flesh with Mason and Ireland.
0:50.1	And experience a private event.
0:52.1	Details to come.
0:53.5	Dot, dot, dot.
0:54.4	They say horse or horse.
0:55.6	Once again, back to Michael Thompson,
0:58.0	Pepe Montia, John Ireland,
0:59.6	and the bobcat in the sack.
1:01.1	Mason and Ireland continues on 710 ESPN
1:03.7	and on YouTube at ESPN Los Angeles.
1:10.1	That's a great song.
1:12.4	That's a
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