REShow: Richard Jefferson, Jon Miller, and Sarah Tiana. Hour 3 (10-16-20)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

ESPN NBA analyst Richard Jefferson and Rich discuss how difficult it really was for the Lakers to win the NBA title in the league’s Orlando bubble, why he’s standing by his “Giannis Antetokounmpo is a Pippen” take, where the 2-time defending NBA MVP could end up if not with the Bucks, and if he can make any sense of Kyrie Irving’s latest foot-in-mouth comments throwing shade at LeBron James (2:36). Hall of Fame play-by-play announcer Jon Miller and Rich Eisen reflect on the passing of his friend and former broadcasting colleague Joe Morgan (22:31). The week wraps up with Chris Brockman’s Sneaky Good Games, and Rich’s Under the Radar Games for the NFL’s Week 6 in the Bengals vs Colts, Ravens vs Steelers, and Bears vs Panthers, followed by a call from comedian/Brockman’s significant other Sarah Tiana who vigorously defends her Atlanta Braves and their annoying “stirring it up” gesture (47:11). Thank you to today's sponsor: Microsoft Teams = Now there are more ways to be a Team. Learn more at Microsoft.com/teams Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	People don't understand how hard it is to be a productive running back.
0:04.4	This is the Rich Eisen Show.
0:06.4	When your quarterback is not respected in the lead.
0:09.2	Live from the Rich Eisen show studio in Los Angeles.
0:13.4	Why do you think the chiefs would be interested in Bell,
0:15.7	Marshall Fal?
0:16.7	You can't have enough weapons.
0:17.7	Earlier on the show,
0:18.7	Paul of favor, Brett Farm, former NFL linebacker Sam Ocho.
0:23.9	Still to come.
0:25.2	17-year NBA veteran and NBA champion Richard Jefferson,
0:30.8	San Francisco Giants broadcaster John Miller.
0:34.4	And now, it's Rich Eisen.
0:38.8	Our number three of the Rich Eisen show is on the air, and we're going to have some great conversations this hour.
0:46.6	John Miller, the longtime voice of Sunday Night Baseball, we reached out to him earlier in the week
0:51.4	when Joe Morgan passed away and I just
0:56.4	adored listening to these guys and when I got to ESPAN in 1996 this is when the relationship with Miller and Morgan was just beginning to
1:07.2	take off and Sunday night baseball was as much C TV as during the summer as I thought I'm a big baseball fan
1:15.5	Sunday night football is and I know the ratings don't compare
1:18.5	but when Morgan and Miller called games it was special and then it was special for me because I got to my first cutting my teeth in National Radio was being the first ever host for ESPN radio for Major League Baseball on ESPN radio and ESP and got the radio rights.
1:37.0	And so I got to, you know, sit in World Series and be the studio host for Morgan and Miller calling the World Series.
1:48.4	And I got to sit in the booth and watch them work and get to know them and see their relationship up close and it was special to me.
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