Responsibly Aggressive

SVPod

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4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 16 May 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve are in Rochester, N.Y. for the PGA Championship and are joined by ESPN Stats & Info senior researcher Gordo to discuss why he thinks golf is the easiest sport to bet, his first-round leader bets, which player has been the best his year, and Max Homa asking Gordo if he’s a genius. Then, the guys talk about their takeaways from walking the course, the buzzwords they learned and who they like to win at Oak Hill. Plus, was Scott’s dinner order a choke job? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome in his S.V. pod live and direct from Rochester, Rochester, Western New York.
0:14.1	Not upstate.
0:15.4	Not upstate.
0:17.4	Come correct with your geography.
0:19.8	That's stand for Steve.
0:22.4	Let's go with us on the grounds introducing to the world our guy, Gordo.
0:32.4	How do we describe Gordo, Steve?
0:35.2	Senior researcher with stats and info is the preferred title I was just texted.
0:40.9	How about, do you believe that?
0:42.6	How about Bon Vivant?
0:44.2	How about the man about town?
0:46.2	How about man who's about ready to scorch your man with his inside golf takes Gordo.
0:55.4	How are you pal?
0:57.4	Good boys.
0:58.4	It's an honor to be with you guys here today.
1:01.8	Relax with that.
1:02.8	Have you ever listened to S.V. pod Gordo?
1:05.6	No.
1:06.6	Last two episodes.
1:07.6	I'll try to get refreshed.
1:08.6	Okay.
1:09.6	I'll try to get refreshed.
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