REShow: Michael Wilbon/Jermaine Johnson - Hour 2 (6-9-2022)

The Rich Eisen Show

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🗓️ 9 June 2022

⏱️ 50 minutes

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‘Pardon the Interruption’ co-host Michael Wilbon tells Rich why the NBA Finals is still a toss-up series despite the Celtics Game 3 rout of the Warriors, react to Klay Thompson complaining about foul language from Boston fans, if Draymond Green can return to being an impactful player in the stat sheet in Game 4, and explains why money will make it hard for many player to resist bolting the PGA Tour for the upstart Saudi-backed LIV Golf Tour. Rich reacts to the PGA Tour’s response to banning golfers who play in the LIV Tour and says they won’t be able to compete with the well-funded LIV unless majors like The Masters get involved. Jets DE Jermaine Johnson II tells Rich that he doesn’t know why and doesn’t care that he fell all the way to the 26th pick in the NFL Draft, recounts his journey from juco afterthought to an All-American career at Florida State, says why he immediately clicked with fellow Jets rookie Sauce Gardner, what’s impressed him about QB Zach Wilson, and how the Jets can change their culture from perennial losers to Super Bowl contenders. Rich reacts to the Johnson interview by making a way-too-optimistic prediction about his beloved but beleaguered New York Jets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	So let's stir it up a little bit here
0:03.6	This is the rich eyes and show where could DK go. I've got a team to do it from the rich eyes and show studio in Los Angeles
0:12.5	I am talking about the Dallas Caldero Dallas has taken a step back and Philadelphia with the aforementioned AJ Brown could zoom right past
0:19.6	Earlier on the show 12 here NBA veteran Rick Chapman coming up co-host of ESPN's part in the interruption
0:28.2	Michael Wilbond Jets defensive end Jermaine Johnson Packers running back Aaron Jones and now
0:37.1	It's a rich hour number two of the rich eyes and show us on the air great chat with Rex Chapman and hour number one
0:44.9	YouTube dot com slash rich eyes and show for anything that you may have missed be one of the now
0:50.2	425,000 subscribers to that page. Please do that just be careful
0:55.5	You can go down to Wormham with all the videos that keep popping up in that algorithm Chris Brockman and Mike Del Tufo and their spots T.J. Jefferson in
1:02.5	His spots still to come on this program Aaron Jones will join us at the end of this hour
1:07.0	Jermaine Johnson rookie one of the three first round rookies of the New York Jets
1:11.2	He will join us. He's on the practice field as we speak. It'll be a great chat with him when he joins us, but as always
1:18.4	We we have on this program whenever we can
1:22.0	One of my favorite humans on the planet. We we finally didn't lose to pardon the interruption as a best studio show
1:29.8	Daily, but then the calls came within my other house the NFL network. That's the came from within that house
1:36.2	But PTI with this gentleman and Tony Cornerser is one of the best shows ESPN has ever put on the air and I love his work
1:45.6	On the pregame postgame and half time with greenie and Jalen Rose and Steven A. The great Michael Wilbon here on the Mercedes Benz van's phone line
1:54.6	How are you doing Michael? You're too kind Rich. I'm good. Man. I'm good. I'm here in Boston
1:59.9	Recuperating from the late night after game three and ready for getting ready for game four tomorrow and
2:05.9	Listen to all the controversy between
2:08.6	Live
2:09.9	Golf people at CGA and you know
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