NFL Trades: Art or Science?

The Kevin Sheehan Show

Kevin Sheehan, Blue Wire

Sports, Football

4.8 • 4.6K Ratings

🗓️ 7 June 2021

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Kevin opened with some NBA including Jeff Van Gundy's controversial remarks on ABC's broadcast of the Clippers-Mavs 7th game. He talked a little bit about Jon Rahm's forced withdrawal from The Memorial. Then he brought on NFL agent and former NFL salary cap exec J.I. Halsell to discuss the Julio Jones trade and why fans and media never seem to have a handle on what the worth of a player is in a trade. Plenty of Washington Football Team talk with J.I. as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	You don't want it.
0:04.2	You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.
0:07.5	The Kevin Sheehan Show.
0:09.1	Here's Kevin.
0:11.6	So we're coming down to this, a cliffhanger.
0:14.5	They give it to Dennis Johnson.
0:15.7	He'll spin the left side to the corner.
0:17.9	Long jumper off the back of the rim.
0:19.6	Untailed the long rebound.
0:21.9	Jumbles and average. The bullets are going to win for the first time. To the corner, long jumper off the back of the rim. Unpelled the long rebounds, jubbles and downreach.
0:27.0	The ballets are going to win for the first time in 46 years.
0:32.3	Washington, D.C. has a major sports world champion.
0:37.2	43 years ago tonight, Washington won their last NBA title.
0:46.8	43 years it's been since June 7, 1978, when the Bullets went to Seattle for a seventh and deciding game and beat the Supersonics 105 to 99.
0:51.4	That was the iconic call of that by Frank Herzog, who was the Washington Bullets radio
0:57.1	play-by-play announcer for many years leading up to that 1978 championship, and was, of course,
1:04.7	the Washington Redskins longtime play-by-play announcer as well, and he had the pleasure of calling
1:10.5	three Super Bowl wins for Washington.
1:14.2	But that was 43 years ago tonight, and I still can remember it. It was a seventh and deciding game.
1:20.4	They had one game six in resounding fashion. They had one game six at the Capitol Center by 35 points
1:27.2	over the Sonics to force the seventh and deciding game.
1:30.0	One of the loudest arenas I've ever been in.
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