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Okay, let's get it. Episode 62, we got to believe. A lot to talk about here. Un, unprecedented event in the sports world last night.

And we'll see, you know, for the days to come, weeks to come.

It's wild.

I mean, I've just never seen, we've never seen it before, right?

I was trying to think of anything comparable.

I don't think we've ever seen a protest, a walkout, a boycott, whatever you want to call it on this scale, obviously, particularly with basketball, but it trickled into baseball over social issues.

You know, we've seen it over labor disputes and money and whatnot, but out of just like, here's what we believe and here's what we think the world should be like.

And it's not.

So we're going to take a stand.

It's interesting because it's like on the one hand, I do hear the people.

Draymond Green was kind of like we're taking away our platform by not being out there

and not having the microphones and having the television presence.

And I don't think we should do that, which he's entitled to that opinion.

I also do think that, like, if look at how much awareness and influence Kaepernick had by just taking a knee,

what about if you just say, fuck it, we're not playing at all, especially during the playoffs.

I get it.

It's an interesting, you know, approach to it all.

And then to translate it to baseball, two guys I thought really impressed me last night in the baseball world.

One was Christian Yellich, who was rocking the, like, Justice and Peace shirt and just said, like, I've learned so much over the last few months.

And, like, you should too, which I think is,

no matter what side of all this you're on, I think that's a message we can all get behind, right?

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