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Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Welcome back to the Fresh Cakes podcast.
Speaker: We're back at it.
Speaker: My name's Fresh.
Speaker: This is Pancakes.
Speaker: Hello.
Speaker: Hello.
Speaker: So what do we have today, Pancakes?
Speaker: Um, today, Fresh, we have Oklahoma women's softball having a three-peat, you know, they're in their Michael Jordan era.
Speaker: Killing it.
Speaker: Killing it.
Speaker: We have the Panthers, you know, not being so Panther-ish as they have been this entire playoffs.
Speaker: And then we have Conrad Greger knocking out the mascot of the Miami Heat.
Speaker: Kind of like, uh, Denver's about to knock them out of the playoffs.
Speaker: So, I mean, we got a lot of, you know.
Speaker: Wow, is that where you're going with that?
Speaker: Right off the rip?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Right off the rim.
Speaker: But starting off, you know, we're back a little bit.
Speaker: You know, we have an episode a little bit later than normal.
Speaker: I was out of town, as you know, for a music festival, Railbird, back in my old Kentucky home.
Speaker: Got to see Zach Bryan.
Speaker: Got to see Tyler Childers, as I told you about.
Speaker: It was pretty fun.
Speaker: Never heard of either of them, but that sounds super fun.
Speaker: It was great.
Speaker: I had a hell of a time.
Speaker: Zach Bryan, love him.
Speaker: He's the best.
Speaker: He's a Philly fan, so I hope that we can one day have him on the podcast so that we can gang up on him.
Speaker: Oh, okay.
Speaker: Then I'm a huge fan.
Speaker: I'm a huge fan.
Speaker: Because he's an Eagles fan, so then we can just talk shit to him.
Speaker: Uh-oh, then I'm not a huge fan.
Speaker: I'm very torn.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: We'll get him, though.
Speaker: But starting out, you know, he's actually from Oklahoma.
Speaker: So here's my segue into this.
Speaker: He's a family from Oklahoma.
Speaker: This is why you do this and I don't do this.
Speaker: We tried one time.
Speaker: It was the first or last time.
Speaker: So I wonder if he's stoked because Oklahoma Sooners, the Boomer Sooners softball team, they just won their third national championship in a row for softball.
Speaker: That's right.
Speaker: Lady Sooners, man.
Speaker: They killed it.
Speaker: And they've been, like, winning –
Speaker: Record amounts of games, just absolutely crushing it.
Speaker: Our buddy Randy always talking about it.
Speaker: He's from Oklahoma.
Speaker: Yeah, man.
Speaker: I mean, three-peat is a three-peat.
Speaker: That's dynasty-type stuff going on down in Oklahoma.
Speaker: It is.
Speaker: It's awesome for him.
Speaker: It's great to see them win three in a row.
Speaker: And you know what's even better about it than them winning three in a row?
Speaker: What's that?
Speaker: They beat a Florida team to do it fresh.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: Is that possible?
Speaker: It seems like it's starting to be possible as we've talked about on this podcast lately.
Speaker: Are they changing the vibes?
Speaker: What's going on here?
Speaker: I think that, yeah.
Speaker: Lady Sooners, let's go.
Speaker: Shout them out.
Speaker: Good job.
Speaker: Maybe they're breaking the curse, dude.
Speaker: I didn't even think of that.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: You just literally melted my brain with that.
Speaker: That's amazing.
Speaker: I think that...
Speaker: the Oklahoma like, like Sooners for the softball team have unlocked something because they beat Florida state to win that championship.
Speaker: Do you think it was that, do you think it was that throw?
Speaker: Was that like the moment that shattered the Florida magic?
Speaker: You know, cause the Panthers, you want to explain that throw to them?
Speaker: Oh, yeah.
Speaker: For the final out to at least secure one out of the two games that Oklahoma needed to secure to win the national championship against Florida State, their center fielder threw from the warding track to second base to get the final out of the inning, which secured them the win.
Speaker: I mean, they were up, like, what, 4-0, so they probably weren't coming back right fresh, but still.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: You can never be too careful with Florida teams.
Speaker: If the ball bounces off the center field while on a hop—
Speaker: That's got to be a double, man.
Speaker: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker: Like, I don't know if the Florida State girl didn't hustle it out because she, you know, it was a great hit.
Speaker: But, man, she didn't even get to slide.
Speaker: Like, it wasn't even close.
Speaker: She was out by a mile.
Speaker: Like, that was a hell of a throw.
Speaker: That girl had a cannon for an arm.
Speaker: Cannon.
Speaker: Cannon for an arm.
Speaker: You know who doesn't have a cannon for an arm because he uses a stick instead?
Speaker: Matthew Kachuk.
Speaker: Yeah, T-Ketchup, as we like to call them.
Speaker: And you showed me this.
Speaker: This was the brawl after game four, right?
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: And, dude, Florida almost tied it up, like, on the last second.
Speaker: I mean, actually, when I first watched that, I was like, oh, my God, they're going to send it to overtime.
Speaker: That's what she's sending me.
Speaker: goalie saves it and then it's just a it's just a donny brook right out of it's a tilly right out of the right at the end of the game and everyone's throwing down what did you think about that i saw so i don't know how fresh but somehow on my twitter feed i get plagued by like panthers fans just crying crying about everything that they've done to other teams this entire playoffs you know so like this goal like getting blocked
Speaker: was very similar to a goal that Boston should have scored in their series.
Speaker: And they're all crying about it now that it's happening to them.
Speaker: So it's like funny.
Speaker: They go, tell me the NHL isn't rigged after you watch this.
Speaker: No, the goal just made a hell of a save.
Speaker: You didn't get the goal.
Speaker: Sorry, quick.
Speaker: I know you're from Florida, but quit crying.
Speaker: And that's what started this.
Speaker: And the Florida fans start crying.
Speaker: They started throwing things on the ice.
Speaker: And then,
Speaker: In that video.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I don't know if you saw it, but T Ketchup tried to like strangle a guy with his stick.
Speaker: He like came up behind a guy and hooked him with this stick.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And the refs should him back and he's hitting guys with his stick and stuff, which is why I brought that up.
Speaker: Like, yeah.
Speaker: I mean, not, not honorable.
Speaker: Go ahead.
Speaker: Go ahead.
Speaker: Not honorable, not honorable man.
Speaker: I got more to say about this.
Speaker: I have a lot to say about the thing.
Speaker: I didn't mean this.
Speaker: I didn't mean to, you know, take your thunder.
Speaker: No, this was the same game that he laid out a player, open ice, that wasn't even playing the puck.
Speaker: So just so you guys out there that don't watch hockey know, that's not a cool move to do.
Speaker: You don't do that.
Speaker: Interference if you're not on the puck, yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, and he didn't get called for it.
Speaker: Nothing was called.
Speaker: He didn't, okay.
Speaker: He just open ice hit straight.
Speaker: And the game after this, people wondered why Vegas was kind of, I wouldn't say targeting, but giving T-Ketchup kind of what he deserved.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Like some of the hits that were put on him were like, I would say pretty heavy the game after this, but you know, you can't knock around Vegas's guys like this and then try to strangle one of them with your stick and expect nothing in return.
Speaker: No.
Speaker: And that's kind of part of like the hockey unwritten code is like,
Speaker: you don't really go after teams stars, you know, like Sidney Crosby's benefited a lot from that over the years.
Speaker: But part of that rule is if that player, if you're Kachuk or Crosby or Bergeron or Svetch or whoever, if you go out of that and you knock a guy and it's kind of like unfair, it's like a not, it's an uncouth hit.
Speaker: then that that's gone now you can hit the hell out of them so and that's kind of just unwritten hockey rules it's like you know we'll lay off your star you lay off our star they're the goal scorers but if they go if they step over the line that's all out the window so i'm glad vegas did that man that's just the old school hockey rules like i love it yeah wouldn't you say strangling and i mean like strangling a guy for those of you that didn't get to see the clip he like
Speaker: wrapped his stick with one hand and then like over a guy's shoulder and then took his other hand on the guy's other shoulder.
Speaker: And like, I could, I don't even know how to describe it.
Speaker: Fresh.
Speaker: He like literally tried to like strangle him with a stick.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: They were doing that to the Bruins, the whole series, like with their, with their mitts to their gloves, whatever.
Speaker: Like, I don't know why I said mitts, but like from behind, they were like, kind of like rubbing in their face and stuff, trying to pull their head back and stuff from like behind.
Speaker: That's like not,
Speaker: manly at all it's not hockey at all it's not cool in the real world i mean it's just like if you want to fight the guy fight the guy but don't like be behind him like you're a tough guy doing something man you're behind him trying to like pick his nose you know while you're playing you know he's tangled up with another guy and or the ref and you're coming in from behind like trying to get your little cheap shot in like okay dude great
Speaker: You play hockey in Florida.
Speaker: Enjoy that shit.
Speaker: I don't know where you even get ice in Florida.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: It's a million degrees.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Stick to fucking water skiing.
Speaker: It's funny, though, because you see like coverage from it, you know, like outside the arena and they're like on the beach.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, I know.
Speaker: It is funny.
Speaker: And they're like, let's go inside to like play hockey.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: No wonder they don't have fans.
Speaker: I mean, they do now and they're on a hell of a run.
Speaker: You got to give it to them.
Speaker: But I just don't like the style that they've played.
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: And are we biased?
Speaker: Hell yeah, we're biased.
Speaker: We can admit that.
Speaker: But, you know, also, if you look at this with an unbiased eye, either way, that wasn't that wasn't cool.
Speaker: What was going on?
Speaker: And the fans.
Speaker: That was pretty gross, like throwing water bottles and they throw the little rats on the ice.
Speaker: And like, I don't know, man, it's not good sportsmanship.
Speaker: You know who doesn't do that?
Speaker: Boston doesn't do that.
Speaker: And Carolina doesn't do that.
Speaker: But you know who does do that?
Speaker: They're Florida fans.
Speaker: Florida fans and Philly fans.
Speaker: They had the battery throwing and Dallas fans.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Remember Dallas fans were throwing things onto the ice.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Does Vegas just like evoke something in these people that makes the other team.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: They're kind of the new kids on the block still.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: No, they're not, not old at all.
Speaker: They're still a brand new team in the, in the league.
Speaker: So yeah, maybe it's a little bit of trying to bully them a little bit, but it's not happening.
Speaker: It's not happening.
Speaker: I'll tell you that.
Speaker: Speaking of bullying,
Speaker: Is there anyone that you could think of?
Speaker: And speaking of Florida, is there anyone in Florida that you could think of that got bullied recently?
Speaker: Well, it's funny that you say that, Fresh, because Conor McGregor, UFC champion, had what seemed like a bit with the Miami Heat mascot for the NBA playoffs.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And it looked like he threw a little extra punch in there.
Speaker: Sure did, didn't he?
Speaker: yeah he sent the guy to he sent the miami heat mascot to the emergency room yeah so you if you go on like youtube you just type conor mcgregor mascot it's believe me that's the first thing that comes up um yeah so it was definitely a bit um again he's a ufc like champion if you don't know who conor mcgregor is i don't know you haven't had a tv in the last 20 years but um
Speaker: And the first punch he throws was totally scripted, didn't really hit him, but it looked like it did.
Speaker: Mascot falls down.
Speaker: Then McGregor gets over him and just throws like an actual haymaker.
Speaker: And again, this guy is really, really strong and a trained fighter.
Speaker: And you can see the mascot just like, you can see the pain go through his body.
Speaker: You can see him twitch.
Speaker: Like it was kind of scary, right?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: It looked like,
Speaker: he almost like broke his nose or something.
Speaker: I don't know what happened to the, like the guy, like maybe he broke his nose, maybe he didn't, but he flinched like, you know, like went to grab his like,
Speaker: mascot face with his mascot hand.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Golden box of glove hands.
Speaker: I think that's part of the suit.
Speaker: But but dude, shout out to whoever that guy is, because he did ride the round in pain for a second.
Speaker: But then they like carried him off like he was supposed to pretend to be knocked out.
Speaker: And he played that part, you know, probably pretty easy to play at that point.
Speaker: But like, you know, he had to like put his arms out on his back getting jagged off like he had to make it look like he was knocked out.
Speaker: And again, like, I mean, he wasn't instantly knocked out.
Speaker: So he did have to like, on some level, play that role in an extreme amount of pain.
Speaker: I mean, we're talking emergency room, right?
Speaker: They drug him by his feet off the court.
Speaker: Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker: I don't know, dude.
Speaker: Okay, this is my question to you.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: We know that Florida is obviously a bunch of bitches.
Speaker: So this is the heat mascot.
Speaker: The teams.
Speaker: The teams.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: The teams.
Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: Do you think that he was actually here?
Speaker: Or do you think that because Conor McGregor is pretty notorious all day, they call him the Conor, the notorious, like,
Speaker: mcgregor he's actually notorious rather than for his fights in the oc for just punching strangers and stuff that's interesting now you're kind of freaking me out because he hasn't been talked about in a while he's knocked out an old man before because he wouldn't take a shot with him of his whiskey yeah in an irish pub yeah people on the street and stuff and in ireland and other places i think um
Speaker: Yeah, I wonder, because if he has a good PR team, like they know that's good clickbait, you know?
Speaker: And if you're the mascot and they're like, hey, here's, look, we'll give you 50 grand.
Speaker: Go to the emergency room, go through the whole thing, make it look like, you know, you were hurt.
Speaker: Because they said they gave him pain pills, he went home, he's fine.
Speaker: Oh, no, I meant the opposite.
Speaker: I meant, do you think the mascot was milking it to try to get a lawsuit because of how many, because Conor McGregor has this history?
Speaker: All right, but we're going to debate both sides.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: It looked like he hit him.
Speaker: It did look like he hit him.
Speaker: But, like, you're also, like, think about how thick mascot heads.
Speaker: Have you ever put a mascot head on before?
Speaker: Like, at your high school or anything like that?
Speaker: No, I mean, no.
Speaker: I guess I would have to picture it.
Speaker: They're thick.
Speaker: Like, I mean, Conor McGregor is a world champion fighter.
Speaker: I get that.
Speaker: And he's, like, upping his weight class.
Speaker: Like, he's freaking huge right now.
Speaker: I also can't believe that he threw that punch with a full Conor McGregor force.
Speaker: Well, my initial thought was he thought what you just said.
Speaker: These things are thick.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: Let's make it look real.
Speaker: Let me punch him as decently.
Speaker: Yeah, make it look good.
Speaker: I wonder if it's clickbait because that video has over a million views already.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: So I don't know.
Speaker: You see what I'm saying, though?
Speaker: The other side of that is like.
Speaker: Dude, why do that bit?
Speaker: What is he, a Heat fan from Ireland?
Speaker: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker: That's a good question because maybe he does have a house by me.
Speaker: I mean, he's a multimillionaire.
Speaker: But I know he lived in Vegas for a while, so why wasn't he doing this to the Panthers mascot fresh?
Speaker: Why wasn't he doing this to Kachuk?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: I mean, you're in a red, like he's in a red, like velvet suit or whatever, like tracksuit.
Speaker: And he's doing like a bit for the NBA finals.
Speaker: I've never heard him.
Speaker: Like, have you ever seen him around basketball or like,
Speaker: No, I've never seen him at a basketball game.
Speaker: I guess he hasn't punched anybody out in any of the previous games he's went to.
Speaker: That's true.
Speaker: Usually it's on the street.
Speaker: But this is different.
Speaker: This is a sanctioned knockout.
Speaker: So I don't know if he's going to jail for this one.
Speaker: Because usually he dies.
Speaker: And he gets arrested and stuff a lot.
Speaker: We'll see, man.
Speaker: Now that you, and I wasn't picking up what you were saying, but you sparked this idea that this was just for clicks.
Speaker: It could be that.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: We'll never know.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: If Conor McGregor hit me, I'd probably try to sell it too.
Speaker: If I'm being honest, I'll take the heat side a little bit there.
Speaker: But I am saying McGregor's in the news right now, for sure.
Speaker: Both ways.
Speaker: Maybe it's a little bit of both.
Speaker: You know, speaking of being embarrassed, you know who's embarrassed right now?
Speaker: And he won't admit it.
Speaker: I keep trying to get it out of him.
Speaker: Ray Ray the Cat.
Speaker: He's a little under the weather right now.
Speaker: He's a little ashamed of himself.
Speaker: He picked both Florida teams.
Speaker: Hey, it's not over until it's over, dude.
Speaker: He could still be right.
Speaker: And what if you were to bet it now and he just makes you a bunch of money because now they're both down and watch them both come back and win it in like seven games.
Speaker: That would be insane.
Speaker: I think I saw a thing.
Speaker: The NBA teams are one in 35 when they're down one games to three.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: The only team to do it was, uh, what the cap was it?
Speaker: The Cavaliers warriors playoffs.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Maybe.
Speaker: That sounds right.
Speaker: I'll take your word for that.
Speaker: With LeBron, yeah.
Speaker: But, you know, what we said on the last episode, this whole, like, bet all your money on what Ray says, we also said...
Speaker: when it comes to football and like, look, you could go check the tape, but it's bad, probably better to just take our word for it.
Speaker: You know what I mean?
Speaker: So, you know, you know, it's in there, it's in there.
Speaker: We said for football, you know, the dogs, the dogs, no, maybe the dogs, no hockey and basketball dude.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So, and we're just learning this too.
Speaker: So now we, we did think he would be right.
Speaker: And again, it's not over yet, but, um, I don't know.
Speaker: Ray will have to come make a public apology if, uh, if these series and, uh,
Speaker: The way it looks like they're going to end.
Speaker: I don't think the Heat have a chance.
Speaker: I think maybe the Panthers, but I don't think the Heat have a chance.
Speaker: You don't think the Heat have a chance at all?
Speaker: They're not even that close to games.
Speaker: And Joker's the best player in basketball.
Speaker: He's too big.
Speaker: You know?
Speaker: We'll see.
Speaker: I'd be interested to see.
Speaker: They have another game Monday, right?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: The next game.
Speaker: basketball, I think.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: And then hockey is the day after that.
Speaker: So, yeah, I don't know, but I guess, you know, the Celtics look dead in the water and they forced a game seven.
Speaker: So series do change.
Speaker: We'll see.
Speaker: I'll just raise, you know, he's, he's resting peacefully right now.
Speaker: He's very upset.
Speaker: You know, he made, he put these picks out to the world.
Speaker: Millions of people that obviously watch, listen to our podcast.
Speaker: Millions.
Speaker: Millions of people, you know, bet millions of dollars and raise the shames.
Speaker: But, you know, it's okay.
Speaker: Maybe this is the dog time.
Speaker: Maybe this is dog time.
Speaker: It's dog time, dude.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: So we know they know basketball, they know hockey, and Ray's a football guy.
Speaker: But, again, we'll find out.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: We can ready break on that.
Speaker: You know, it's dog time.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: Well, you can really break out of it.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: You can.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Why don't you send it dog time?
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Ready?
Speaker: Break.
Speaker: I don't think so.
Speaker: I don't know.
Speaker: You can send one for Ray Ray, the comeback cat.
Speaker: I mean, until these series are over, technically it's still cat time.
Speaker: Okay.
Speaker: So.
Speaker: All right.
Speaker: Come back cat.
Speaker: Let's go.
Speaker: Come back.
Speaker: Let's go.
Speaker: Ready?
Speaker: Break.
Speaker: Hmm.
Speaker: Maybe close.
Speaker: Maybe close.
Speaker: Maybe not close at all.
Speaker: We'll enjoy the rest of these series.
Speaker: I know that.
Speaker: And if it's dog time or cat time, we'll just bust it.
