Myles Garrett Won't Sign Extension With Browns (Hour 3)

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He is live on the scene. We talked about the return of Travis Kelsey. Travis Kelsey says he has some unfinished business.

Can't go out a loser. Speaking of the combine, Travis Hunter says I'm not competing here. You got to wait for my pro day. Abdul Carter says, yeah, I got a stress reaction in my foot, but I don't need surgery.

I'll be perfectly fine. We got Tom Brady and Matthew Stafford having meetings that are making reporters want to fight each other. Kevin Durant no longer fight with Draymond Green says, yeah, I didn't want to trade in the middle of the season. I didn't want that. I'd rather lose on the Phoenix Suns.

I'd rather do that. And we have so much more to get into. We found out about the NFL salary cap. Guess what? It's gone up. NFL makes more money, which means that we got a bunch of teams with some some money to spend this off season. Greg Popovich gives an update on his future.

Anthony Davis doesn't sound so sure that the Lakers or some of the Lakers had no idea that he was about to be traded. I think he might be looking at you, LeBron James. And of course, at the end of the show, we'll talk about a few things that happened this day in sports history. You can call me up anytime, anytime, anytime at eight five five two one two forty two twenty seven.

That's eight five five two one two forty two twenty seven. You can find me online at J.R. Sportbrief as I sit in my giant box in the sky, also known as a studio on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Georgia. And I'm watching the NFL combine because what the hell else am I going to look at? I guess there's basketball on. I guess I'll put that on another screen.

Hickey, I got to be honest, man. I understand the NFL combine is now primetime. I remember sitting around in the middle of the day watching the combine, but like you seen one guy run, you've seen them all. I don't think we're going to have any more superhuman feats of strength. The only thing I feel that's impressive about the combine now is if you got a five hundred pound guy that runs a four or two outside of that, I'm not I'm like, whatever.

Nobody is picking up a house and dragging it across the field, you know, I don't know. It's yeah, it's pretty boring. It sucks, even like like guys running fast and Xavier Worthy going for the 40 record last year, like sure, it's cool, but it's also guys running 40 yards and that's like it's very boring to watch. There's nothing exciting about the combine. Have we, this is going to sound crazy.

You're going to be like, man, this JR is an idiot. Hickey, have we peaked as a human race physically? I don't know. Have we?

That's a great question. I don't think so, but I also think we're close. Like how much more can a guy lift?

How much? OK, now we got we got fast guys, but guys you would typically look at and go, man, this guy's fat and slow. Now he's running fast. It's like, OK, what else can we do? All right, we got plenty of little guys who can lift a lot of weight. Now we got fat guys who can now run fast. OK, big whoopty doo.

What do we got next? I do not care. There used to be a time, I don't know, guys were busting out on the bench press and this is whatever.

And here's the thing, Hickey. Is it necessary? No. Is it going anywhere? Hell, no.

NFL can put it on primetime and now they dragging media outside to be a part of it, so I don't know. Whatever. When are you going to run a 40? When are you going to go try this stuff out? Never. I petrified of popping a hammy. Have you pulled a hamstring before? I have not, but I've also not run 40 yards at full speed in a long time. Oh, my God. So I've been like when we went to the draft two years ago in Vegas or three years, you know, whatever it was. You ran on that little backfield thing? No, no, no. I was going to say I saw it there and a lot of fans ran the 40 and they had like, you know, other combine-esque things for fans and media to do. I think Maggie ran.

That's right, she did. I would not run. I did not run then. I would not run if presented in front of me again. Well, damn, when's the last time you ran for anything? I did go on a run on Monday when it was nice out here, but it's a slow jog, you know?

Yeah, a few miles. You know, I'm not getting in a three-point stance and firing off to run as fast as I can for a 40. Probably last time I did a 40 is when I tried out for Penn State.

Did not go well. Oh, for the football team? Yeah. You wide receiver, right? Wide receiver. Okay. Spoiler alert, did not make the team.

Also, spoiler alert, did not run very fast. Four-eight. I would take that. I don't know if I'd be below five. I don't know.

Okay. I would like to think so, but I don't know. I think I ran a 40 and I think I was like a five-something hickey. You talk about your knees.

I mean, it makes sense. Yeah, it was like five-something. Yeah, this was maybe, what year is it? What year is it? It's 2025. This might've been 10 years ago. I'm probably faster now than I was then. Hickey, I used to be fast.

I don't know. I'm just, I'm not, I've never been physically motivated or inclined to say, man, I need to be an athlete. You know, maybe it's height.

Yeah, I'm only five-eight. Why do I want to run around and do anything? I just, I never had, I was like, whatever, I didn't care. And then my knees, you make a good point, but I was fast, man. I could have ran, but never cared, never cared as much.

Well, especially when it comes to running, who cares? That's something I can never get excited about, but especially now, like when do you, like, would you ever run a 40 again? Would I ever run one again? Yeah. No, bro, I don't do nothing anymore. No.

I think you're just asking for an injury. I don't need to be on radio row at the draft of the Superbowl trying to nurse a hamstring injury because I was trying to, you know, be a tough guy and run a 40. Yeah, man. I'm not, I'm not trying to outrun anybody. I'm not trying to outlift any, I'm just trying to be alive and pain-free. Okay.

Well, you're so old, but that's so true. I just want to wake up, get out of bed and feel good. Period. Stop. Don't have to be jacked.

Don't have to run fast. Just let me feel good. I'm not outside trying to prove anything to anybody. That's maturity right there. At the end of the day, I'm the one who has to wake up in my body. All right.

I don't need to approve a damn thing. So as I say that, uh, Nicola Jokic is jogging down to pass the ball. Does he lift the weight, Hickey? What does he do? Like five pounders and just bust ass? That's what he does.

Flab. If we all, how the hell can he, I guess he doesn't, uh, maybe he doesn't do the hookah like, uh, what's the other guy's name? Luca. Doncich, yeah.

Yeah. Maybe he doesn't do the hookah, only the beer. I know, I know Jokic drinks the beer.

I don't know if he does the hookah. Well, he's allowed to, right? He's a big man.

Technically that's, you know, held to a lesser standard physically. The guy, he runs the offense. He's basically the point guard out there.

Come on. Well, I guess unlike Luca in the Mavs eyes, he being Jokic has not allowed the beer habits to impact his ability to run the offense. He doesn't drink and drive the offense. He plays all the time and he plays a fee.

And here's the other thing. Hickey does, does, does Jokic get tired? I've never seen him huffing and puffing and he just, he looks out of shape. He probably has the best conditioning in the league. He's playing 36 minutes a night. And for the Hickey, he plays, he plays all the time. The lowest amount, the least amount of games he's ever played. He played 69 games.

I want to say the year that Joel Embiid won MVP, 69 last year, Jokic played 79 games before that 74, 72, 73, 80, 75, 73, 80. Like he's, he's missing like eight to 10 games for little knickknack injuries. And he looks like the Pillsbury Doughboy. And jumps like him too.

It doesn't matter. Yeah, he is. He's amazing.

He is amazing. And when you watch him in person, he orchestrates the entire game. He's like a basketball robot. He doesn't get in trouble. He doesn't get rushed.

It's not like he's out there crossing people up and he cannot be stopped. He's just, he's just a basketball bully. He's the guy at LA Fitness who is busting yo ass.

Maybe if Jokic cut down on the beer, he'd be averaging 40, 20, and 20 a game. He's just, he's a freak. Anyway, speaking of a freak in a different way, this guy is a physical marvel.

This guy is a sight to behold. His name is Miles Garrett. We know Miles Garrett dating back to Super Bowl week. He pretty much told the Cleveland Browns publicly, I don't want to be here. I don't want to be a part of your rebuild. I don't care who you draft that quarterback. I don't care who you bring in.

I want out. Well, we heard from Andrew Berry at the time, the general manager who said, well, we don't, we don't want them to leave. We want them to stay here. He reiterated that point when he spoke to the media this week, Andrew Berry at the combine. A matter of fact, two days ago, he spoke to ESPN and he said, Miles Garrett, this physical freak, he said that he is unmovable. For us, um, you know, Miles is under contract. Uh, we love him. Uh, he's a good player.

Um, so for us, it's really as simple as that. You know, we, um, don't envision a scenario where he's no longer a member of the Cleveland Browns. He's, you know, he's a franchise player for us. So, um, we're going to keep them in Cleveland, unmovable, unmovable, unmovable is unmovable a word. I don't even know. It's unmovable a word. Oh yeah. Unmovable is something that is not able to be moved or changed. What a shot. I always heard it's something else. 8 5 5 2 1 2 42 27.

That's 8 5 5 2 1 2 42 27 miles. Garrett, the report has come out that this man still wants to leave. It doesn't matter what they say. He wants out of Cleveland. He doesn't a new contract. I've always said, man, if they write a big enough check, he's going to say, fine, I'll take the money and I'll stay.

Apparently that is not the case. Diana Rossini says there's no amount of money where miles. Garrett wants to stick around in Cleveland. That's when you, I mean, look, if LeBron James wanted to leave home, miles, Garrett don't got a damn thing to do with them.

He from Texas. I can see him leaving. I thought the money would save him. And maybe this is still the case. Maybe he will still sign a big old contract and stay. Tom will tell, but here's the deal. If you're the Cleveland Browns and you are already getting ready to start over and bring in a quarterback and miles, Garrett is already in his early thirties.

Yeah. He may be wrecking quarterbacks for the next five, six, seven, eight years. This is no sure thing that you're going to be competitive. We don't know who you'll select that QB. You could bring in the should door Sanders and he could suck. You could bring in cam ward and he could be terrible.

There's no guarantee. And now you got to pay miles Garrett all this money just to be bad. I mean, are there enough Jersey sales in the world? The Cleveland Browns are stupid. I mean, sometimes you got to cut your losses. Okay. You can take miles Garrett and turn them into two defensive linemen.

Then go ahead and do it. Eight, five, five, two, one, two 42 27. That's eight, five, five, two, one, two, 42 27. Lee is calling from Cincinnati. You're on the JRS sport re-show Lee. What's up? Hey, you are.

Thanks for taking my call. All I have to say is I can relate to what you were saying, brother, you know, about the basketball team and everything, because I played college baseball and I will tell you this on a live television interview. I had my head coach, even though I was eight, no for the season, had a 0.42 ERA. My head coach said that Lee Etheridge is living proof.

You do not have to be an athlete to participate in athletics. So David Wells, you like David Wells or something? You look like big pot. Oh no, no, I couldn't.

Are you kidding me? I had two left feet. I'd creep over myself, but for some reason I could throw a 92 mile an hour fastball when I was in college and I had a great 12-6 curveball. Okay.

Other than that, I had a straight change up that I hung every time that got hit over the lights every time I threw it. And my point is, is that, you know, still, I was undefeated 0.42 ERA and, and I was not an athlete. Okay. Don't sell yourself short. You were an athlete. You just weren't the most athletic. There's a difference.

Come on. Well, when it came, when it came to be an athletic, okay. Like, and I actually took that as a compliment when the coach said that about me, because it just proved that all my hard work pays off.

And please let everybody else, whoever listened to this show know that if you work hard, it doesn't matter how athletic you are. You can still make it work for you. Cause I didn't tell a blueberry to cut a cup out. Oh, that works for you.

That don't work for everybody else, Lee. Okay. Thank you for the kind words though. Come on, man. Don't tell people that a lot. Hey, why did that man come on the radio line of people? Did he just, did I understand what he just said? Did he just say, if you try, you know, don't let people tell you like, try and can help you.

It's not going to make it happen for you. Right. Right. It helps. But we got a lot of people who can, I can try to push a car.

You want to know something? I'm not Mark Henry. It's not going to happen. Okay. I can try a lot of things.

I don't mean it's going to happen. Hickey, one of our guys is shout out to my guy, Paul here in it. Hickey. Of course, it's the guy in it. He had a Rubik's crew, a Rubik's cube sitting on his desk.

Hickey, you know, that thing was completed by him. I'm not surprised. Yeah. Well, why? Because he's an IT. You said it, not me. You said, of course, he's an IT. Of course, he's an IT guy. Rubik's cube.

Look, those guys are smart. I walked by his desk and I said, bruh, you got to tell me how you solved that thing. And he told me how to solve it. And I'm like, man, I can't do that. I'm not sitting down doing that. You could try for hours. You could. It would never happen. I've been trying for hours since I was a kid. It hasn't happened yet. He's like, oh, you got to do one side and then do the other side.

I'm like, yeah, I heard this. I've seen this, but I thought you'd give me a simpler explanation here. I said, I'm not trying this crap. I can try to complete a Rubik's cube. It ain't going to happen. I'm not doing it. You ever done one of those things? I've similarly, I've tried not for hours because I kind of gave up pretty quickly, but I've tried for a few minutes here and there and never come close.

Never even gotten a side. I think I need to be doing what I need to do in life. I am not running a marathon. I'm not running a race. I'm not pushing my body to its physical limits. I'm not getting involved in physical competition. I'm not trying to solve a Rubik's cube. I don't want to sit down and do a puzzle. Give me a drink every now and then give me a good cigar and leave me alone and keep your puzzles and your Rubik's cubes and your competition.

I'm good. You don't want to do one of those iron man marathon. Oh my God.

A hundred mile bike ride, like three miles swim in the desert. You don't want to do that. Hey, so let me tell you something. I met Heinz Ward covering him doing one of those things. He did it out in Hawaii.

Really? Heinz Ward. Did you know Heinz Ward did that? No. Heinz Ward trained to do that race. I want to say he did it maybe a couple of times. Okay. So I had a front row.

I didn't go to Hawaii to go check him out, but I spoke to him about it a bunch of times, talked about his training and, you know, would see him every now and then. And like, if I wanted to do that crap, I could. But man, who's doing that? Who wants to do who's doing an Ironman outside of proving that, you know, you got it good and your body is good.

Why do you want to do that? Let me, let me read this off to people. What is an Ironman? Hickey, don't Google Ironman. Okay. Cause that stupid guy in that red suit pops up. Hmm.

What do I search? Ironman race triathlon. Yeah.

It's like a full marathon, which is 26 miles. Right. And then you got to swim. Yeah. Well, come on. Two or three miles.

I think you got to swim. Look at this. That's like a hundred mile bike rider.

So 140 mile race. What? Yeah. Yeah. Is there a pot of gold at the end? Like, or is it, is it just my personal satisfaction?

Like what are we doing? You do get a medal. I'm pretty sure.

I don't want no damn metal. How much is it worth? Come on.

Well, for those people doing it priceless. A two and a half mile swim. No thanks. A 112 mile bike ride.

No thanks. Hickey. What is that from New York city to Philly?

What are we doing? That might be longer than New York to Philly. And then a 26 mile run. What?

Who's do it's considered one of the most challenging one day sporting events in the world. Gee. Wow. I'm shocked to hear that one day, one day, how far is New York city to Philly?

How many miles? Let's see. How many power gels think those guys and gals go through?

Probably like a hundred. Can you hop real food? Yeah. You're right. You're right.

You'd be throwing that up. Oh, Hickey, New York to Philly is 94 miles. Wow.

The iron man is 112. Starting in the burbs of New York city on like long Island, going to the past Philly, going to the burbs of Philly. My goodness. Could you imagine hearing somebody going, Hey, what are you going to do? Well, I want to test my, I want to test my body. What you're going to do. You're going to, how many laps are you going to run today?

I'm going to run from New York to Philly. Hickey, I'd be, are you on drugs? Are you on drugs?

Like what drug are you on right now? Oh my God. That makes me sick thinking about it. I want to have a beer after hearing that.

Okay. That's what I want to do. 112 miles running at 26.

This is on a bike. God bless him. Not me. It's the JR sport reshow here with you coast to coast on the infinity sports network. I'd rather watch Nicola Jokic run up and down the court. That's that's better for me and have a beer and do my radio show.

I'll do all of the things. I ain't running no triathlon. When we come back, we're going to talk to a guy who may not even have a job. I'll tell you who it is on the other side of the break. It's the JR sport reshow, the infinity sports network. You're listening to the JR sport brief. It is the JR sport reshow on the infinity sports network. We were talking about athletes on the other side of the break.

We had a wide range. Miles Garrett, a freak athlete doesn't want to stay in Cleveland. Doesn't matter how much they offer him. He wants to be traded.

Does not care. Talked about Luca Doncic. We know his nickname, hookah Doncic. He likes to smoke that hookah and drink that beer. And then we have a multiple time MVP, one of the greatest bigs the NBA has ever seen in Nikola Jokic.

He's flopping around my screen right now in a studio just whooping ass. Yeah, man, you athletes come in different shapes and different sizes. They do. I told you these are these are active guys. I said I would never run a triathlon.

Man, looking at what they did is crazy. But anyway, I did tell you that there was a guy. He may not be able to do anything in a couple of months. He may be out of the entire NFL. This guy's name is Justin Tucker. After what, two weeks, almost two weeks following additional accusations that push the accusers up to what, about 16 at this point in time? Both Justin Tucker and his wife decided to respond. But earlier in the week, we heard from John Harbaugh, the coach of the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens are basically waiting for the NFL to continue or finish their investigation before they do anything.

John Harbaugh had to say this regarding the allegations against Justin Tucker. It's not what you want to wake up and read. You don't want to read about it. It's not something you want to see.

I don't care what it is in terms of, you know, things that are hurtful and harmful to people. There's too many headlines like that, too many stories that you hear that just make you just sad, you know, disappointed. You don't want to ever see a circumstance, a situation, especially as if it relates to, you know, your world where anybody's made to feel less than great when they come and are involved in a work experience somewhere, you know. And as it touches all of us in our lives, we want to do everything we can to make sure that this is just the opposite, that everybody feels like they have a great work experience. You guys have been in our place every day. You know, you know what we try to do with that.

So that's just really a tough deal. Yeah. And I mean, he didn't stop there. He basically said that we will be looking at kickers in the NFL draft.

And I would expect that Justin Tucker is gone. I mean, even with the accusations, we don't know if one is true or two are true or three or four. We don't know that. I wasn't there.

You weren't there either. It's the distraction part that that's there. And so Justin Tucker has responded and it's not just him. His wife has responded as well. His wife, Amanda Tucker says the false allegations against Justin have caused so much hurt to our family.

I believe my husband and I love and support him fully. That's it. That's what she said.

Justin Tucker, on the other hand, he has a big old explanation that I'm not sitting here reading the whole thing. Yeah, but I'll give you the short version. Over the last four weeks, I've spent countless hours replaying every interaction I've had with bodywork professionals over the last 13 years. I can assure whoever is reading this that I have never intended to disrespect anyone across any boundary or make anyone feel uncomfortable in any way whatsoever.

It devastates me to know that anyone I have worked with would have felt respected and valued as a professional, but more importantly, as a person and to anyone who has felt otherwise. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

That's what he said. I wonder how long it took between him and his wife to put that message together. I mean, I'm sure PR crisis person looked it up and these things are tricky, man.

Things are tricky. I just know given his status from LA if he was 25 years old and he was kicking that ball through the uprights all the damn time. Yeah, they wouldn't be looking for kickers. They would really wait for the investigation. But man, they're going to kick his ass on out of Baltimore.

Come on. Instead of sitting on all those commercials, he's going to have to work in a supermarket for the commercial. 855-212-4227. That's 855-212-4227. Bentley is calling from Massachusetts. You're on the JR sport reshow. Now, I'm the only Bills fan in my family. And I think that Abdul Carter, since he's not getting that surgery, he's not actually hurt. I think that he wants to drop a couple pics to come play in New England with Mike Frable.

Okay, what do you got? Is that a conspiracy theory? Is that just a thought of yours?

It's just a thought of mine. Okay. Well, thank you, Bentley, for sharing your thoughts. 855-212-4227. Chris is here from Birmingham. You're on the JR sport reshow. What's up, Chris? How you doing, JR?

Let me talk to you for a second. You know, tomorrow starts with my boss from Celtics tomorrow. It's called two planes, a revenge tour and a lock-in tour. After that debacle against one of the worst teams in the league last year in the Pistons, it's time to lock out the freak in, man. I mean, it's going to be like 50 cents before he got shot. We're going to be shooting. Come Friday, this is the quote-unquote best team in the NBA and the cast tomorrow.

We're going to be shooting out the PD guard, shooting the windows out the PD guard, baby. Did you say something about, well, what are you doing right now? You sound kind of busy. You okay? I'm good. Okay. You said 50 cent.

No, I don't want to know what you're doing. You said before 50 cent got shot, what? I said we're going to be shooting out the windows in PD guard, baby. We're going to be shooting out the windows in PD guard, baby. You think 50 cent got shot, got shot all over again. I mean, the way we're going to be shooting it out, man, it's going to be crazy.

The PD guard come tomorrow. Because guess what? We got some approval on our shoulder.

Steve Carr, not on Olympics. Oh yeah, we got some approval. We got some approval. You know what else we got to prove? I don't want to know. Oh, you don't want to know. You don't want to know. No.

Well, you slow down. Damn it, please. Damn. Like they're the champs.

There's nothing to prove. Let me know what they do in June. Chris, thank you, man. Appreciate you. Man. Hickey, what was that? A bottle? That sounded like a Diet Coke in the back.

Definitely some sort of plastic bottle. Boy, that's. There's a lot of heavy, a lot of heavy breathing in that conversation.

I don't want to know what he was doing. Have you ever heard of the defending champs having a quote unquote revenge tour? And a chip on the shoulder.

No, no, no. In March, by the way, late February, early March, we got the chip on the shoulder JR. No, look, man, ain't nobody thinking about the Celtics. You want to know why nobody's thinking about the Celtics? Because they should be competing for the championship in June. And their fans aren't even thinking about that, bro.

It's just like, wake me up when June comes. Are we champs? Yes. Good.

OK, come on. It's like, hey, what's going on in the West? Who do we got to beat in the East? How's how's Porzingis?

Can he stand up and walk? Good. There's nothing else for the Celtics to think about. Nothing.

Give it a break. It's the JR sport re-show here with you on the Infinity Sports Network. 855-212-4227. That's 855-212-4227. Oh, man.

Hickey and another life. I'm going to be one of these people who stages food for commercials. That's really that's what inspires you, huh? You like that job? I have been inspired to run to Panera Bread.

OK. They made they made this look good on TV. They make that they make all the food look good on TV. When you get it at the store, it looks like crap.

Look like they stepped on it. What's the worst? What brand or store is the worst when it comes to the disparity between the commercials and real life? Come on. OK. OK. All right. OK. I think we all know the answer. Tell me if you agree.

I'm going to ask Ack as well. Is it not McDonald's? Is it not McDonald's?

They think different. I've never been to Arby's. I can't imagine the sandwiches look the way they do on TV, but.

Oh, forget that. Who you speak from experience. McDonald's is definitely by far those burgers are flat as could be. They look juicy and high as hell. And those commercials that you come again, it's like this was squished down.

Someone step on this in the back. And McDonald's. Listen, man, the burgers on TV. Oh, they they look exquisite, look filling. I just need one here.

That's good enough for me. Look, if you go if you if I don't think they advertise it on television, everything on TV, Big Mac this and Big Mac that if you just got if they advertise the regular cheeseburger on television, it looks amazing. You get a regular cheeseburger from McDonald's. It looks like they sat on it before they gave it to you like they got it.

They got to be the worst. Hey, when you get fast food is McDonald's not the worst between what they sell you or the presentation and what you actually get. It's McDonald's, right? Yeah. You look at that burger that comes. It's like, what?

What happened here? Like, it's like it like three. It's like three quarters of the book. Yeah. I don't I don't even know who is there anybody that would be second? There's nobody.

Right. It's just McDonald's. They're the worst.

I haven't had too much. It's just been McDonald's Burger King Arby's. So, you know, but I would say it's McDonald's.

McDonald's in the lead like Secretariat in the Belmont Steaks. Oh, my God. Now, listen, I've had Domino's delivered. You ever had a pizza delivered and everything on top of the pizza has slid off the pizza? Oh, yeah.

Oh, my God. Hickey, that ever happened to you? No, I don't get pizza delivery that much. And when I do, it is probably Domino's and that thing is baked on there.

So thankfully, no, I've had at one time once I was so mad. I'm like, I had to wait forever for this stupid pizza to get here and then everything on top of the pizza is on the side of the box. It all slid off. I'm like, what did they do?

Drive uphill the whole way here at 90? I just. What do you do?

Do you have to do you ask for another one or you just put it back on yourself? Hey, I'm Ian Rappaport except I pay for this. I'm snitching. I'm calling the manager.

Yeah. You can you can you can you can log a complaint for Domino's. And he sent me a free pizza.

They did with with the toppings on at this time. You know, I had to wait a while. OK, I had to wait three days before I could get my makeup pizza. OK, I was hungry. I had to eat it. I had to put the toppings back on the pizza myself like a savage. I would have been afraid to eat that pizza. Why? Because it's just that the stuff fell off of it.

It's still the same. No, but the one that they send three days later, I mean, because you got some, you know, some people in the kitchen that may be like, who's this guy complaining? No, you think they you think they look at stuff like that?

Wouldn't surprise me. I'm not saying they do. How would they know? I mean, if they're just making pizzas and making pizza, they're probably that's true. They're probably screwing up three pizzas a day. They don't know who's the guy that's, you know, they don't know. All I know is they don't probably even know that. It's like sending back food, you know, that guy at table 37.

Take this. You know, there's a big difference between table 37 and Domino's, you know, a little different. You can see the guy making a pizza at Domino's. I don't know what the chef is doing in the back.

I don't know. I have to make my own Domino's pizza next time. Anyway, it's the JR Sport Reshow here with you coast to coast on the Infinity Sports Network. 855-212-4227.

That's 855-212-4227. We're going to take a break when we come back. Man, I'm going to tell you about a coach who may not come back. You're listening to the JR Sport Brief. I try to behave like a professional. I try. I try.

Sometimes. It is the JR Sport Reshow on the Infinity Sports Network. 855-212-4227.

That's 855-212-4227. As we, you know, kind of came back from break, I kind of popped open and around and looked at some scores and everything going on in sports right now. Steph Curry is having one of those games.

Yep, he is. Right now, the Golden State Warriors are in Orlando. They're beating the Magic 89 to 82. Steph Curry already hit a three quarters court three point shot, OK? But outside of that, Steph Curry has 43 points. He has nine threes through the third quarter. The NBA record is 14. Do I think this guy is just going to, you know, launch the sixth more to break the record?

I highly doubt it. But I mean, damn, nine threes through three quarters. Steph Curry is shooting a 13 of 19 from the field flat period. Steph Curry with 43 points through three quarters. He is lighting up the Orlando Magic. What else is new? Kevin Durant didn't want a front row seat to any of that. What can I say? I guess he didn't want to take away Curry Sean. I don't know.

855-212-4227. Also, I mentioned this earlier this week and we heard that Greg Popovich, we shouldn't expect him to be back the rest of the season. But Greg Popovich did put out a statement not only saying that he'll be gone the rest of this season.

But he's hoping to return next year, which would be October. And I still go and say to myself, man, you just had a stroke. Minor, major, in between. It doesn't matter. You just had a stroke.

You're 76. It's a stressful job. Now, look, I love Victor Wenbanyama, too, who unfortunately is dealing with his own issues with the clotting. But I mean, damn, look, whatever makes Greg Popovich happy, if he's healthy enough to do it and it can make him happy and it's a benefit for everybody, then I say go ahead and do it.

But look, nothing nothing lasts forever. A matter of fact, here is ESPN and he gave a report on Greg Popovich and what he said to the Spurs. He showed up to the facility. I'm told it was an emotional meeting between Greg Popovich and all of his players for the first time since he suffered the stroke in November. My understanding, tears were shed because players saw their coach, who was clearly recovering from a stroke, still rehabbing.

And they saw the physical signs of someone who has had hindrance, something that's clearly hindering him from the stroke. And this is someone in Greg Popovich, guys. He wants to coach.

He badly still wants to be out there. And that's what players see, is someone that had his life and what he's wanted from a professional perspective being taken away, his joy for coaching. And a lot of the meeting was also filled with typical pop and that's motivational messages. That's the wit. That's critique. That's praise and advice for players. But this is someone that made it clear, Greg Popovich, he's not going to be coming back this season. Mitch Johnson is going to be the coach for now.

And Greg Popovich's NBA future remains uncertain. Yeah, that sucks, man. Look, you got to take care of your health first.

They don't matter who you are. 855-212-4227. That's 855-212-4227. Jay's here from Baltimore. You're on the JR Sportbree show. What's up, Jay? Hey, how you doing, Jay? Excellent. What's up? Hey, what's up, man? I'm a huge fan of the show, man. I love it. Love it.

Thank you. What's going on? Well, he was talking about the NBA situation and I'd love to get you an intake on who would want a championship to get respected. But I got another question about what you think about Milwaukee. Like, do you think Dang's a good fit or do you think they need to blow it up?

No. I love the show, by the way, bro. I love it.

Love it. Tell 20 other people, Jake, thank you for calling from Baltimore. I'll answer both questions. I'm fine with Daniel Lillard being in Milwaukee. He is a closer. He's a shot maker in a way that Giannis Atetokounmpo is not. I'm just not sold on the rest of the team around him.

I know you got Kuzma and we got Middleton out, even though Middleton has been hurt, injured. He's not the player he was a few years ago with all these ankle injuries. I'm just I'm not sold on the Bucks. There's not enough there.

There's not enough depth. I'm fine with Giannis. I'm fine with Lillard. Not, not, not sold on the rest of the team.

And I still favor the Celtics to win the championship. They're bigger than everybody. They're ridiculously athletic.

They're long. They can shoot shots. They're a complete team from top to bottom. Even these guys, Pritchard, I mean, they got dudes that people don't even talk about. Yeah, I drew Holiday.

Nobody talks about the Celtics because they're winners. Rob is here from Connecticut. You're on the JR Sportbreeze show.

Go ahead, Rob, quick. Hey, what's going on, JR? First off, I want to applaud you and Hickey for another great night and entertaining night.

You're always making me laugh. And then also, I want to ask you how your day was. You know, you said something the other day. No one ever asked you about how your walk was. So how was your walk today? Well, I didn't get a walk in today.

Too damn busy, man. OK, I understand. Thank you. Thank you for asking. But go ahead.

We're up against the break. OK, one of the other things I was going to say is, you know, the Miles Garrett thing, you know, being a Buffalo Bills fan, you know, I'm drooling at that. You know, it's a long shot, but I think it would look very nice in a Buffalo Bills uniform, you know. Oh, wow. You know what? I was going to also say this. I hope that Bart Winkler is having a good time at the Milwaukee Bucks game. He brought his son to his first NBA game tonight. Oh, God bless him.

Hopefully he sees hopefully he sees Bango. Well, thank you, Rob, for calling. Yeah, JR, always the pleasure, bro.

Keep doing what you're doing. All right. Well, thank you, Rob.

Appreciate you. Yeah, Bango that. He was he a deer. He's a deer, right? The deer's mascot name is Bango. Yeah, his name is Bango. He looks like he got hit by a truck.

He does. If Bango looks like he got hit by a truck for your Buffalo Bills. Do they got a pick? I mean, where are they picking? Like 28 or something like that?

Twenty nine. Like if I'm the Browns, do I want that for Myles Garrett? Got to come better than that. I know Von Miller is going to be gone. Anyways, the JR sport reshow on the Infinity Sports Network. The phone lines are still open. You know what? When we come back, we're going to talk about some NFL teams that actually have some money to spend and more is the JR sport reshow, the Infinity Sports Network.