Rex Chapman

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Jason Sklar & Randy Sklar

Sports

4.6 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2020

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

At the top of the show Jason and Randy talk about MLB players kneeling before the National Anthem. Then, they are joined by Rex Chapman to discuss Kentucky sports, starting his career in the NBA, being inspired by Darrell Griffith, the image and likeness controversy and Rex's perspective on the issue. Quick Hits: DeSean Jackson and Stephen Jackson in trouble over anti-Semitic posts. Jeremy Roenick claims discrimination in firing. Dwight Howard denies the need for masks in the bubble. To wrap the show, the guys get a voicemail from Christoph Waltz.

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0:00.0	Will they find a home?
0:01.2	Sponsored by Geico.
0:02.6	Jane doesn't mind an apartment with no elevator.
0:04.9	Five plates of stairs is five plates of cardio.
0:07.0	Bob is a little less enthusiastic about stairs.
0:09.7	I hate stairs.
0:10.9	Compromise is tough, but these two won't have to compromise
0:13.7	when they bundle renters in car insurance with Geico.
0:16.0	It's easy and they could save even more.
0:18.1	In the end, Jane and Bob found an apartment
0:20.5	that's a four-story walk-up.
0:21.9	And Bob?
0:22.9	Yeah, there's a freight elevator she doesn't know about.
0:25.2	What were you talking about?
0:26.4	Oh, uh, nothing.
0:27.3	Bundling without compromise, at Geico.com.
0:30.3	Hey, guys.
0:30.3	Welcome to the show.
0:39.3	This is Vue from the Cheap Seats.
0:55.3	We are the Sklar Brothers.
0:56.8	We have an amazing guest.
0:58.0	And there are times on this show
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