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It's Monday, March 16th, 2006.

I'm Jay E. Skeets here in the Classic Factory and alongside me, as always, it's

Tasmelis. Podcast listeners, YouTube Watchers, this is for you. Next to him, it's my top shot hot

boy, Trey Kirby. Hey, oh. And over yonder, making the magic happen, super producer, JD.

Hello. There he is. Here we are. Hello to everybody on YouTube. Hello to all of our

podcast listeners. Hit the like button, subscribe, five-star ratings and reviews. We're going to do NBA weekend winners and losers. Maybe we'll talk a little bit about the Oscars. But first, we had three more wedgies, and we are getting all so close to setting the all-time record for wedgies in a season. Yeah, three more on the weekend. We had two on Saturday, one on Sunday.

Start with Nets Rookie Nolin Treore in Philly,

sticking the leaning wedgey in Philly, as Baby Bird called it.

Then a little later in the day, Luca Donchich hits his classic wedgy angle.

That's the second time he's done that in a week, as that was number 61. And then on Sunday, back to Philly we go. Look at this one. VJ Edgecombe on the putback attempt. It was there for like not even half a second in the rest. We're like, yeah, that's a wedgey. We're trying to set a record here. Jump ball. So 62 wedgies, two away from setting the all-time record. One away from tying it, two away from breaking it. Could happen on any night now in the association. Wow. The way these are coming? We had like nine wedgies in like a seven-day span, eight-day span. Great week. It's unbelievable. Great week. But that last one, even I was like, oh, my God.

You probably could have played. Barely stuck there. Yeah, but I think the refs, you know, they wanted to do their job. So Ben says, hey, hey, hey, we've got to stop the call. We've got to stop this thing. We've got to stop, let's go. everyone unique though.

Nolan Truary, a young guy

right at the end of the shot clock.

You're not hard for that one.

But you don't think the rats

are trying to goose the numbers? Let's go. Everyone unique, though. Nolan Truary, a young guy, right at the end of the shot clock.

You don't think the refs are trying to goose the numbers a little bit. They're on it. Yeah. They're on it for sure. They know we're close. So great stuff when it comes to wedgies, had some fun. Grading all the wedgies on our substack page. That link in the show notes. If you want to check out how we graded last week's wedgies, obviously have VJ Edgecombs to add to the mix now.

Okay, NBA weekend winners. substack page. That link in the show notes. If you want to check out how we graded last week's Wedgys, obviously have Vijay Edgecombs to add to the mix now.

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