M&M Pod (The Masters & MLB)

Stanford Steve & The Bear

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4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2022

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Stanford Steve and The Bear discuss Kansas winning the national championship, Steve’s trip to New Orleans, hitting the Kansas post-championship party, how David McCormack didn’t win tournament MOP and why Jayhawk fans are some of the most likable in sports. Then, they turn their attention to the Masters and give you their best plays for the weekend. Is Bear’s Masters bets sheet longer than his grocery receipt? What’s his Thursday Masters’ tradition? Later, with Open Day on the way, the guys share their season-long MLB bets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The underdog is howling.
0:05.0	Stanford Steve and the bear.
0:08.0	Ah yes.
0:09.0	A home team getting points.
0:11.0	What's better than that?
0:14.0	Welcome in as we continue along in the spring season.
0:17.0	We're calling this Masters and MLBs bear.
0:20.0	Is that fair?
0:21.0	It's a chance about right.
0:23.0	Yeah, the M&M.
0:24.0	The M&M pod.
0:27.0	How are you?
0:29.0	Are you a peanut M&M diet fellow?
0:31.0	Yes.
0:32.0	There's not even a conversation.
0:34.0	I understand that people with the allergies and all that stuff now.
0:37.0	But I am, yes, peanut M&M's for the win.
0:42.0	Final four was good.
0:45.0	Saturday was bad.
0:47.0	Saturday was a debacle.
0:49.0	But we bounced back nice on Monday with Carolina plus the points.
0:53.0	And M&M, the M&M over two and a half, three propped.
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