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"Interactive Brokers clients earn up to USD 4 .83 % on their uninvested, instantly available cash balances. Rates subject to change. Visit ibkr .com slash interest rates to learn more. Paris Wold is my producer. Attica Valbron is my project manager. Sean Russo is my director of research. I'm Barry Ritholtz. You've been listening to Masters in Business on Bloomberg Radio. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. It's not just about equal pay. Lawmakers in several states are now telling companies to be transparent about opportunities for promotion. This is the same way wage transparency happened. It starts in Colorado and then it spread to California and Washington and New York City and later this month, New York State. Jeff Green wrote the story for Bloomberg News. The idea is that when you're going to promote somebody into a new job, that that will be available for everyone who's in the company to be aware of. The new rules aim to discourage what's known as the shoulder tap. Somebody will be thinking about somebody for a job. They'll come up to them and say, hey, are you interested in this promotion? And that's maybe no one else is even aware this is going on and the promotion happens and you find out in a memo that you have a new boss. Disparate levels of promotion are seen as one of the key factors explaining why women still earn only about 80 cents on the dollar compared to men. I'm Charlie Pellet, Bloomberg Radio. You took the first step and quit smoking, but even former smokers may still be at risk for lung cancer. That's why SavedByTheScan .org wants you to know about a new low -dose CT scan that can detect lung cancer early. It takes only 60 seconds.
Bloomberg Wall Street Week
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"On Bloomberg Radio. I'm Wes Kosova. Today we're talking about whether big companies have made good on pledges to increase workplace diversity. Thank you. Thank you. Some are taking it a step further pledging donations and changes in their own practices to address workforce inequity In 2020, many U .S. corporations pledged to address racial imbalances in their workplaces. They promised to hire and to promote more black people and others from underrepresented groups. Now, three years later, able we're to see some of the early results. Bloomberg's Jeff Green and Rebecca Greenfield are here to talk about a new analysis by a big team here in our newsroom. Becca, we've been talking about some of the success stories, but you also found that some companies moved in the other direction. Yeah, so I mean, progress is uneven and when you dig into specific companies, not everyone is going to look the same. I also think we need to clarify that that when the worker losses were, yes, disproportionately white people. But we don't know what that is. That can
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jeff green" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"About diversity and some really important issues and I really felt like that there was a sea change. Now I'm not so sure. So the consciousness of wait a minute. If I say I'm doing it, I need to be doing it. Well, I mean, I think the issue here is this is marketing. I mean, we've actually done stories where we looked at it and the very first sort of area where you see this come in is people with a marketing background. Now people with the science background, we wrote some stories about this about us. It may be shifting, but by and large, this is marketing, and it's just like how many commercials do you watch and go, oh, that was very honest. You know, buy our beer it tastes bad, but I've been called naive before, Jeff. I get where you're going. Hey, Jeff. What does this say about ESG? Because that's a big part of the conversation that we've been having in recent months. And I think it's come to the fore because really, you know, in a down market, you start to see kind of a lot of different and hard truths. What does this say about ESG and the relationship that ESG has with what companies say about DEI? I mean, it's well past time that people start to have some real conversations about this. We're asking people to change like the entire economy of the world based on some assumptions and asking them to do a whole lot of stuff. And up until a few years ago, it was just puppies and rainbows. I mean, it was just, yeah, we want to save the planet, we'll do whatever it takes. And now we're starting to actually decide we need we're doing those things. We're setting goals. And I think it's a good time to have people say, a, what are you actually doing in B? Is that really going to result in what you say it's going to result in and what is the tradeoff and having real conversations? Like I said, it's marketing, but it needs to be science. So, and we're not there yet. We're not even close to that yet. Hey, hey, Jeff, one thing I do wonder, and this is another thing to talk about. You know, when the markets do in really well, it's easy for people to be gung Ho about ESG initiatives or companies coming out and saying we're going to do these diversity initiatives and so on and so forth. But I feel like when recessions come or economic slowdown, everybody pulls back. Are we seeing that kind of momentum happen again or are people understanding? Wait a minute. We got to say we're going to do better and actually do better. Well, until that employment unemployment rate gets higher, I think it's difficult for companies to make those kind of decisions. And also, I mean, it's the kind of thing where, again, you need to hire people and people are that it's really hard to kind of stop at that level of the only risk I would say, the biggest risk is the first in first out. Companies tend to be hiring more diverse now than they used to be. So in theory, if those 10,000 people leaving, you know, at Microsoft, are from the first, the group that's most recently in, then yeah, you're going to see a dent. And a lot of stuff would happen at Twitter. We wrote that like we think that could see a dent. So it's the kind of question of who are you cutting loose in a recession and does this worker shortage actually go away? It seems like we're still missing a couple of million workers that we need to make this put the power back in the hands of employers. 30 seconds, Jeff, what needs to happen in order for permanent change to actually take place at these companies? Show us the numbers. I mean, just show me real numbers that I can compare across the industry across the country across everything else. And then we'll know. It's there. You have it. You already collect it. Just show it. Right, transparency, right? It would change things dramatically. Also it would be great for Jeff's job, get those numbers. Please, please. Little selfish, but it's still we want to see it. We all want to see it to you, Jeff. Selfish for a good mission. Jeff Green, thank you, Bloomberg news managing diversity reporter Jeff Green. Joining us via Zoom from Michigan. All right, folks, don't forget, we've got Netflix earnings coming out after the closing bell. Looking at the stock, it is trending a little bit lower, but just down about three quarters of a percentage point we know it's been on a bounce back as of late starting kind of late last year. It is up about 10% so far in 2023, but it's early going. It is early going. In the meantime, let's go check on world and
Bloomberg Wall Street Week
Fresh update on "jeff green" discussed on Bloomberg Wall Street Week
"Are positively correlated. It's a new world. I want to talk and I'm fired up this morning because I got great and worthies running around the world spouting economics and it just drives me absolutely nuts. Let's to get back common sense. You work for the most famous market economist in the world. Edward S. Heiman invented the game. I want to get from Ed Heiman to Julian Emanuel. What does that linkage across the Heiman predicted disinflation. So Ed's call again inflation. It has been very consistent. And what's interesting about the current environment is it's very clear that you see oil prices ratcheting higher the way they have whereas copper prices have been going lower. That tells you that what's going on is more geopolitical than an entrenched inflation Psychology that's going to continue to unwind. Hear the full conversation on the latest edition of Bloomberg the surveillance podcast subscribe on Apple Spotify and anywhere else you get your podcasts plus Let's listen anytime on the Bloomberg Business App and Bloomberg .com And I'm Charlie pellet at Bloomberg World headquarters. It is on to the trading month of October a losing Week a losing month and a losing quarter Michael Sheldon is chief investment officer at RDM Hightower Financial. I think September has lived up to its reputation as being a difficult month for the markets And we had a pretty good first few months of the year, but things have sort of tailed off here recently and you can can hear more of that conversation with Michael Sheldon on the Bloomberg Business Week podcast. You can download it wherever You get your podcasts. Well, certainly rising bond yields are one concern for equity investors BlackRock CEO Larry Fink is expecting tenured Treasury yields to top 5 % as shifts in politics and supply chains make inflation more persistent. Fink made the comment at the Berlin Global Dialogue Forum. We're going to have 10 year rates at least at 5 % or higher because of this embedded inflation. This structural inflation is unlike anything. and I And think business leaders and politicians are not providing the foundation to help explain this. BlackRock's Larry Fink so with the tenure now at about 4 .5 %. What about the outlook? Dana Dioria is co -chief investment officer at % solutions. VESNET Is it really that surprising where ten years are given where two years are given you know all the economists the newly minted bulls that we've had we've had in the last few months even the Fed itself saying hey we think we're gonna stick the landing there's no recession here. You can hear more of the conversation with Dana Dioria on the surveillance podcast and you can download it wherever you get your podcasts. Another headwind for the inflation outlook has been rising energy prices Stephen Shork is the president of short the group. I'm afraid now that the situation we're seeing in supplies crude oil supplies economics delivery hub in Oklahoma we're at very low supplies there's going to be a tremendous on the market already is. Stephen Shork of the short group you can hear more of that conversation on surveillance the podcast you can download it wherever you get your podcasts and even with higher prices oil Mark Haefeli of UBS says energy stocks have yet to capture all of their upside potential. Well we think that they haven't really seen the earnings catch up with these higher prices and we think that there can be some persistence in these higher oil prices. Mark Haefeli of UBS stocks end of the day mixed the Dow was down 158 points down five -tenths of one percent S &P down for a fourth week it fell 11 points today down three -tenths of one percent and then stack up 18 up one -tenth of one percent. Global news powered by more than 700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. I'm Charlie Bloomberg. You're listening to the Big Take podcast on radio. I'm Wes Kosova. Today we're talking about whether big companies have made good on pledges to increase workplace diversity. More brands and businesses are becoming vocal in the movement for racial justice and equity. Some are taking it a step further pledging donations and changes in their own practices to address workforce inequity. Adidas which also owns Reebok is pledging to increase the number of black and Latino employees it hires by the end of next year. Think of is America pledging to address racial and economic inequalities by partnering with community colleges and universities. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has now outlined some plans to double the number of black managers and senior leaders in the U .S. of that company over the next five years. In 2020 after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis led to protests across America many U .S. corporations pledged to address racial imbalances in their workplaces. They promised to hire and to promote more black people and others from underrepresented groups. Now three years later we're able to see some of the early results. Bloomberg's Jeff Green and Rebecca Greenfield are here to talk about a new analysis by a big team here in our newsroom. It shows for the first time how some of prominent the most U .S. companies did in making good on those promises. Where they've made gains across 88 companies 94 percent of those net new people were people of color. It's the kind of number when you see it you go back and you check all your data because you must have done something wrong and we've done that again and again and it's correct. And where they still fall short. More than a quarter of companies in our data set had fewer black executives in 2021 than 2020s. And the question we're talking about right now is did it continue? Jeff, you've been following these numbers for three years now. We're trying to find a way to measure diversity. And as Becca knows it's really frustrating the lack of data that's available that you can compare apples to apples.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jeff green" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You know, what's the right conversation that we need to be having about this? And my question for you, Jeff, is kind of similar to this. When do we start to see the organization that's happening sort of outside of the C suite here? Really translate into numbers that show that women are actually getting a foothold in some of these biggest companies. Yeah, well, part of the problem and I've done some reporting on this is the MBAs are not actually where they should be based on where the rest of the college education system is. Women still lag in the NBA's. It's only just recently we're starting to see parody it. I think in the business week, measure there were 6 schools that had parity or better. So that is part of the problem is it's kind of built into the system. But I mean that is the question. It's like, okay, what's coming once you start to reach parity at the schools? How are you going to work that into the C suite? People say it's a pipeline problem or whatever, but it's a prison problem. And I think that's what chief is trying to basically solve is finding all these people and putting them together so they can better leverage these opportunities. I mean, you really need to know that everyone is there. You need a better different role of X and that's what chief is is basically it's really big diverse rolodex for women trying to figure out how to break into this system. You know, Jeff we talked so much about women having mentors or people who sponsor them, right? Sponsorship, how important this is, but I love that the difference or at least one of the distinctions of chief is that it's really about getting practical help and advice. You put that in your story and I think about women who come to me and it's often all right, how do you do this? How do you do that? It's just like a how to. And I feel like it gets to that can be just so productive for women, certainly in the executive suite. Yeah, I mean, think about the opportunity to wargame a situation at your company with no one from your company in the room, but get the kind of input that you would get from people at that level. So you don't need to show any kind of weakness or anything you might be worried about doing in front of your peers at work, but you're basically talking to business peers about the situation and how they've handled it. So it kind of gives you like this kind of like what stays and what happens in core groups days in court group kind of confessional where they can work these things out. All right, well, this story it's in the upcoming new issue of Bloomberg business week out later this week. It's already at Bloomberg dot com slash business weekend. You can find it on the Bloomberg terminal and our thanks to Bloomberg news managing diversity reporter Jeff Green joining us on the phone from Michigan. Really relevant and I feel like there is something about when you get down to a smaller group and getting advice, how much more productive that can be. Yeah, it certainly sounds like an appreciate that Jeff got to spend time with some of these individuals. What I want to know
The Bill Simmons Podcast
"jeff green" Discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"And I'm like the number one, I can't believe what an awesome season jokic just had guy. But if there are 7 C, that would really break some rules for me to be like, wow, you're the most valuable player your team had the 7th best record in the west. I don't know. I really have to talk myself into that. I voted Kobe and I didn't have a vote in 2006, but I voted Kobe for MVP in 2006 when he had that they were 45 and 37, but he was just unbelievably completely carried them. So I've done it before. I can talk myself into it, but I just feel like Giannis, I don't really understand why Giannis has been kicked to the curb with the 70 P thing. It does make sense to me. We're never totally fair with Giannis. We talked about this in our top 25 thing. He's played literally like the same MVP level season like four years in a row. And we'll just go back and forth and be like, we love him. We hate him. We love him. We hate him. It's like, does yolk gets get no break, though, for the fact that he's had, I mean, two star teammates not be there. And he's still elevated the team. It's worse than that. He's playing with Jeff Green. These guys that and Jeff Green spent, okay, but like these guys, that have either bounced around the league or their destined to be like 7th man on a really good team. And those are his guys, Austin rivers. Yeah, and that's the definition of like a legit floor raising player is that you can just plug low value pieces and he elevates their value. And that's just that's the yogic experience. I mean, and Yanis and Giannis and embiid have had more intact supporting casts next to them and I think if you always got to kind of consider, okay, what if we put jokic with the sixers? What if we put jokic with the bucks cast? And I mean, he's just, I don't know. I have the utmost appreciation for what he does just because I think he impacts the game. And he's playing better defense this year. He's a legitimately improved offensive player, which he's gotten derided for that. And I think you got to give him credit. That's a great case for him against embiid. If he's just flip them. What happens to Denver, what happens to Philly? I just don't think Denver has as good of a record if you flip and beat and jokic. So it was used to be one of my criteria. All right, comment, we can hear you on upside high with our guy, Jonathan sharks, and we could see your ringer videos and look forward to hearing you throughout this.
Winning Plays
"jeff green" Discussed on Winning Plays
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The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
"jeff green" Discussed on The Garden Report | Boston Celtics Post Game Show from TD Garden
"Unfortunately, it does seem like that. Jeff Green move that Jalen Smith kind of move is like the ceiling of what we're going to see here. When they need so much more, they need some riskier. They got to try to do something and Brad calls it making a move just to make a move. When they wear their roster wise, you do have to take some risk, right? Like you can't just keep sitting on this right here and hoping it's gonna get better because you like rob and you like smart and you like having you know but if the idea is under no circumstances are we breaking up the jazz and they're sat on that. So every conversation ends as soon as those guys are mentioned, then you just you're stuck in waiting for something to happen that may or may not happen. That's the reality. I did yeah an interesting trade from a listener for the first time ever that didn't involve it did involve healed and Barnes coming back. Heck slow to Sacramento. Do it. And salaries, essentially. Well, we got more time to talk about this tomorrow with another game coming. So we'll let you guys know back to back. It is Chicago josue will be at the garden Bobby covering from home. I'll be covering patriots guys. So. These shows will not stack up, okay? So if you're watching both games, the Celtics show will be first and then that's going off and then patriots is going to be on next. So you can catch them both subscribe to our patriots, YouTube channel, patriots, press pass, will be live 30 minutes after the game Evan Lazar is in Buffalo. He's covering the game. He's going to jump into the postgame locker room, get some quotes and he's going to hop on and we're going to go for as long as we go. Take a walk with a team. Exactly. It's going to be miserable in Buffalo. As far as we're concerned, what are we looking at? The bulls, correct? Yep. That's your hand at two, I believe. Levine. Doesn't matter. Too, by the warriors. Levine might be missing the game. They could be short, we'll see. You know, maybe the Celtics get smart back tomorrow. He was probable in the he was questionable in the protocols today. So who knows if he gets cleared? They could have a full lineup tomorrow night. Believe it or not. Not counting on it. It looks like smart. It's going to kind of go through the full sequence here. But they do kind of have a weirder. We'll see. But we are going to wrap it charades in Philly. He's got work to do and then he's got to bust his ass home. Are you on one of those like late night trains? Not this time. No, not this time. Enjoy the night. Do you think so Ron? You deserve it. Yeah. This just make sure you turn your phone off next time, just slow it down. I like my life just down. I don't know if you got about that. I'm not changing the bulb. We're gonna wrap it. Thanks you guys for joining tonight. It was an angry crowd. I like it. Even your computer wants you to stop. Everybody wants to stop. Yeah, I'm in the dark. I'm in the dark here. We're gonna wrap it up..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jeff green" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Flash All right got it Thank you so much Charlie Well workers we know continuing to work remotely increasingly so with the rise in COVID cases Meantime their kids are spending more time in the office for more and what's going on is Tim it's a story you'll find online at Bloomberg business week Let's bring in Jeff Green who wrote the story He's managing diversity reporter for Bloomberg news He joins us on the phone from Michigan also joining us is Joel Weber editor of Bloomberg businessweek He is joining us on the remote access line from Brooklyn happy new year to both of you guys First drill I want to start with just for people who don't have kids Maybe they don't understand or know what bright horizons is So let's start with bright horizons because that's a central part to the story Oh man so bright horizons has a network of facilities across the country that allow you to basically have a day care option And a lot of people in a lot of employers use that as sort of an emergency safety message Yeah exactly It's all part of your EAP program And disclaimer Bloomberg is included in that They also have an in home option that pre COVID like I personally would take advantage of when things went awry And as we were working on a series of stories that we were calling the new rules of work Jeff reporting on the company fascinated us because here's a company that I actually has a business model that could only become more helpful for employers as we deal with these ongoing school dilemmas ongoing child care issues and Omaha in some ways embodies that So Jeff tell us about what you discovered and what the future holds for the company Yeah well really led me into this is the fact that the core core of their business is offering onsite day care for people who go to the office So my initial assumption was will this can't be good because nobody is going to the office but so just after ten 20 minutes talking to the CEO and then also looking at what was happening became clear that there's this day care crisis so we already knew about here's a company that offers not just onsite decre but subsidized like 25 to 50% reduction for the employees for the 120,000 kids whose parents are lucky enough to have this option And so what could have been a disaster They had to close like 850 of a thousand centers right off the bat when the pandemic came Now they're almost all back opened and people are using it as a retention tool or a recruiting tool for new employees saying hey come here We'll pay for your day care and you can have them right here at the office If you're not coming to the office your kids can be here So it was completely not what I expected to hear I thought it was going to hear this story of shifting completely to another line of business but it turned out their core was actually positioned well too You know Jeff I think about I feel like for so many years has been taboo to even talk about child care at the office It's really and I don't know whether it's cost of COVID specifically but things have changed dramatically Yeah a lot of people didn't really care if they're employees had children or not except maybe in the HR department But you start to see them on Zoom and you realize when your own EVPs of whatever are on Twitter talking about how rough it is to parent during the pandemic suddenly people are like wow like a lot of people have children and some of those people are struggling CEOs have children Yeah And I mean that is sort of it's almost a bittersweet tale because so many of us I mean I shouldn't say us because we technically qualify for at least the temporary version but so many very few people can actually get the full on subsidized onsite day care that this offers So for those people who are lucky enough to work for those companies this is a solution to a problem that for most people still doesn't really seem to have any kind of the building back better is kind of stalled which had some money toward it It's just we don't really see an answer for most people for this problem Yeah Jeff talked a little bit more about this because you do make that point in the story that this is something that is really for the luckiest of employees in the United States a benefit That's really only available to in the greater scheme of things a handful of people What is the conversation that's happening nationwide and how has that changed in the Biden administration and with the stalling of build back better Does that become something in 2022 That's kind of on the back burner Yeah unless the government or somebody is going to come forward and say hey everyone who has children Here's subsidized day care for you I mean in some places your day care costs more than your rent So if you want to be a member of the workforce and you can't just keep your kids at home like we did during the pandemic that's not a long-term tenable solution for anyone that's tried to have a meeting and have a toddler Or even a teenager who has things they need to do it works in an emergency but it's not like the solution for forever So speaking of Trevor solutions just like the other thing that a CEO of a child care company like this would face is just this ongoing labor shortage And what did you learn on that front Because already child care is not child care professionals are not getting paid what would even be deemed a living wage for the most part right Yeah that's one of the other advantages they have being this sort of onsite high end partner is they can pay more They also offer the ability to get a higher education degree in child care or in child whatever I mean you can basically get a college degree by working here and take yourself even farther into this field to a higher level of pace So it's still one of the reasons they don't expect a full return to their margins until maybe later this year or next year or whatever the latest estimate is is the headwind of having to pay more I mean they're not immune to it It's just they start from a better position and they're able to maybe attract people with some of the benefits that others just can't offer for the same reasons we've been talking about It's really hard to $1112 an hour is kind of the tops for a lot of these providers Okay so the other thing that you can do when you're in this business is to not just do child care and growth for the company looks like what Yeah so you mentioned the emergency care really high margins there They added a 150 at least new customers in that area I think it was a 150 more than a hundred And everyone they had is bringing in higher margin business because that's basically any company including ours pays up front for a certain number of days and then also will add days as more are needed And then you have some of these other they bought sitter city They bought a day care camp provider which will be loom a lot larger as we come into what the third summer of a pandemic and people are trying to figure out where kids going to go and many of them are back at school but they're basically kind of hedged their bet You can in theory use their services or everywhere from your toddler to your high school senior trying to find out how to get into college So they've been widening the aperture of how they approach children In fact some of their customers have been demanding it They wanted they use some of their facilities that.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"jeff green" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is a Bloomberg money minute As the new year approaches many companies are stepping up efforts to bring employees back to the office but a report from the consulting firm corn ferry finds supply chain issues are complicating those efforts Bloomberg reporter Jeff Green says many newly renovated offices may be without break room refrigerators If you well into the summer before demand for refrigerators catch up with the supply New desks may be slow to arrive and restroom supplies also may be scared Your go bag maybe you want a cooler and a roll of teepee Which gives you something to do with all those roles you are hoarding 18 months ago You can bring it from the basement to the supply closet at work Getting aside the report says employers shouldn't let these inconveniences delay there back to the office plans The advice from the consultants is bring them back We can't wait till June of next year and because there's not a refrigerator Employees may have other ideas One third of professionals in a recent corn ferry survey said there never returning full time Larry kasky Bloomberg radio President of the Jewish communal fund zoya reigns and her husband Robert Friedman Jewish activists and philanthropists Talk about why they chose the Jewish communal fund for their charitable giving As very busy working parents we wanted to focus more on the charity part of it and wanted to focus more on our children and less on the administration The Jewish communal fund is one of the oldest and largest donor advised funds but at the same time they are totally up to date and have state of the art systems for us to access and.
Lakers Nation Podcast
"jeff green" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Center. Chaco thunder, Covington, going to fit with this team. Yeah, I mean, that's took the words right out of my mouth. If I could pick within the realm of a realistic target, right? Without going crazy, Robert Covington would be my pick. For who I would add to this to this team, if I wanted to go if I wanted to get a little bit crazy, Christian would. That's a guy who I would look at potentially. Like a Jeff Green type. These long lanky four, 5s, maybe you could get away with like a three, four, somebody like that is I think what this team is really liking at this moment. So any player that fits that mold, I think would make a big difference. Maybe it winds up just being Trevor ariza, but I still think you can use another player like that. But again, finding them is not easy. It's not easy. The bird break, can we bring over Wang Zealand? Do you think he's better than Deandre Jordan? That's not going to happen. He's been playing over in China for a long time. He's not coming over. The Lakers got his draft rights. I don't even remember the exact trade that went down was that the Marc Gasol deal? That might have been the Marc Gasol one. Anyway, in that trade, it was only because somebody had to give up something in order, yeah, I think that was cassell. In order for the trade to go through because you can't trade if you're bringing in a player, you can't trade nothing back. You have to trade something. So a lot of times they'll trade draft rights to a player that was drafted 6 years ago in the second round, I never came over. That's what NBA teams will do. So technically you're throwing in something, but it's really nothing. It's just jumping through hoops. It's not a player who's actually coming to the NBA..
Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
"jeff green" Discussed on Open Floor: SI's NBA Show
"The millers tone about this. He seems the hell not a level of harshness. That i could get a good work up to but i will say i think that's just life in the nba now for especially for a team mcnuggets. You know they probably are not gonna get somebody like gordon free agency. It's gonna take a lot for them to entice somebody to sign with them so the fact that they have this guy in house. They have to do everything to keep them. And i'm sure in gordon's agents know that leverage this kind of over him so i think it's just the reality i think for denver. Even it's overpay if you wanna call that in made sense because they have no other avenue for getting better unless they decided trades memorial or or michael which doesn't seem like they were wanna do yeah. I couldn't agree with you pal. And i think a lot of good points there about this being the reality of the nba. As i tweeted. I loved the signing for denver. I think it's an a. I think it's a home run. I think it's a no brainer. And that's because they have a team that can contend for a championship. They have an mvp level player. Frankly the mvp nicole ioka jr a jamal marina sending star an intriguing young talent michael porter jr. a lot of good and interesting role players. Michael green's been good for them. They have jeff green monti morris probably one of the better backup point guards in the league and now of course aaron gordon. You can't afford to not keep this core together. We've seen teams let guys walk for money and then and then get killed for. What did we say. The bucks malcolm brogden go you know. Would you rather have had him. And obviously they ended up winning. They were able to swing that drew holiday trade but it came at a steep price of the sons back in the day when they let joe johnson walk There are so many examples of teams getting close to building a title contender and then getting cheap at the last second letting someone walk out the door and we kill them for that. How can we criticize the nuggets for quote unquote overpaying. Someone like erin burden. Who i might add..
The Big Story
Ad Tech Meets Wall Street
"James you tuned into the big tech earnings this month facebook and google and then trade desk which is the challenger and torch holder for the open web. What did you get out of the contrast between the tail facebook. Google certainly just jot the world by having huge monster revenue quarters when people thought for facebook in particular. This might be a tough quarter because of apples. Privacy changes or policy changes that just restrict app tracking. I think that sort of the narrative coming out of both of those was really just. There's been this huge digital advertising rebound And a lot of that. Going to google and facebook amazon their ad platform had the same story for their earnings So so. I think that that was sort of that story in the trade desk. The trade desk is certainly pitching itself. More as as this sort of like emblem of protector of the open web. And i mentioned in the story. His is more combative where they were conciliatory with with amazon and google. I think they have always been careful to be like these are important partners. Like the trade desk buys a lot of google supply. They work with amazon they. Were you know jeff. Green had tons of amazing things to say about amazon when they set up a program to let the trade desk by fire tv. But that's been cut out And to desert underscore why they're going for tv. I think that that's where the money is. Trade desk has just cleaned out the the independent. Dsp world sort of that whole huge ecosystem of startups. That were all competing for the open web programmatic market. There's not a lot of low hanging fruit their trade as has covered all of that up. And tv's really the growth opportunity
Get Up!
Kevin Durant Reminded the World That He's Capable of Winning
"Then is this competition over before it's even begun anyone make sense of what they said in chicago. We'll find out as we get up with you. Starting right now delighted. You're here on. Wednesday greenie grouchy on when our studios in the seaport of football conversation. Coming your way in colluding jam saturday ready to go today. Mike tannenbaum ready to go today. Louis riddick and dan orlovsky will join us. But there's only one place to begin on this morning. Spectacular night from kevin durant and the brooklyn nets game five against milwaukee. The story early chains guarding it out making the return from a hamstring. He would play most of the night he would struggle particularly first half gophers six from the poor with two turnovers presence. Team to lift is deep. He was out there doing good but the nets would struggled mightily in the first half down. Sixteen into the third week and kevin durant would say this is about to become line night here. We got durant in the lane. Plays it up in good news just getting started ensuing possession durant in transition. This was his running mate last night. Jeff green seven eight from three twenty seven points nets creeping back into it. They're down nine final minute of the third durant. Good the six point game into the fourth quarter under nine to play now with into the rain using the screen. My goodness that's their first lead since it was two nothing just over five minutes now. What a game nets lead by one the rain mid range over middleton yes. That's why three a buck twenty to go down by two janas goes to the line again down by two crowd smelling blood. I one no road. He'd make a second to one point game under a minute ago. Still one point track clock winding down. Here's the biggest moment of the night. They've got him trapped two seconds on the clock one second of knocked down. Kevin durant could not be stopped. That's up by four thirty seconds ago. Mets
AP News Radio
Durant's Sensational Performance Sends Nets to 3-2 Lead
"James harden was back in the next line up but it was Kevin Durant's triple double that led them to a one fourteen one await went over the box Duran carried the nets on his back delivering forty nine points seventeen rebounds and ten assists Jeff green also had a big night off the bench scoring twenty seven is Brooklyn took a three games to two lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals harden played all but two minutes providing five points eight rebounds and six assists in his first game since coming out of the series opener in the first minute yeah this intent to Kubo had thirty four points and twelve boards for the box to lead by sixteen at halftime before allowing seventy one points over the last two quarters I'm Dave Ferrie
Winning Plays
"jeff green" Discussed on Winning Plays
"You know, eleven points a game, eleven points, and, and for four rebounds, and that's what he does. Like, for his career, he's thirteen points 4 1/2 rebounds. I mean, that's that's pretty sad. I think his career points. Does he have 10,000 points, you think? Yes and a half 12,000. Wow, it's been around the block. Good for Jeff. He's going to be he's going to drive me nuts. Over the next four or five six games. Take a lot of open shots home and can I say this real quick before I move on forever from Jeff? Green is that no matter how? Well he plays there is not going to be a point where I will be like, man I wish we still have that guy right? Yeah that's I guess that's all I could do that quite like there's anything you've seen the last couple years but that'd be nice. You know veteran I got now. So that's that's very and so here's here's a nice number from John Schumann at nba.com who had a great break down by the way, great article. Yes, great great. He's always great for stats to break down these series or just nuggets in his parents. Really should definitely check him out on the regular basis. But he really interesting. I think this is probably what the the Celtics coaching staff has circled in there. You know, pregame Scouting Report. So Jeff Green has defended 114 I sold possessions this year with them. Second most in the league and on those, he ranks 81st out of eighty seven players in the NBA and that's followed up by Blake Griffin college ranks 8687. I don't know players who've who've get at least fifty. So so I guess the if you're looking for what the subjects are going to try to be doing here, whether it's DeAndre Jordan, the floors, Jeff, Green Blake, Griffin offensively. I think that the the game plan is pretty simple. Here is to find those guys hunt them and whether it's Tatum Fournier camouflage, go and just like, really try to punish that match up because we'll see, I mean, we'll see what the will see, the level of Engagement from Kyrie and hardened defensively. I'll be, I'll be interesting proposal but in terms of just like a weak links on the on the floor to go after, there should be plenty to pick from here for for this other perspective. Yeah. And I was wondering, I don't know, maybe hardened didn't play enough to defend at least fifty but I would suck. Just to see what his, where he was on that on that list. But yeah, and and again, like it's unfortunate because I mean, not just a Celtics, but any team is better when you just moving the ball, right? Ball movement is big and and he had another Junction had another stat in there about the lack of ball movement, for the Celtics this year that I think, I think they were like eighteen in the legal age movement, but, and, and now you're like, you're saying, okay, the, the what you need to do to sort of beat this Nets. Team is sort of the force isolations, which is kind of like a tricky trap to maybe fall into em, but yeah, I can you said, this is a, this is a heavily Underdog Celtics team again. What what? Brad Stevens says, in his career college or NBA has sort of thrived, when when he's at his biggest disadvantage, it would seem. But, yeah, I know. And it's like you said, Kemba and and that sort of leads to How important is that? Kemba is the guy that we saw against Washington and when he was at his best even Washington, maybe the volume was a little bit too high but maybe that's what he has to do with jail and out. But like it's going to take it can't just be you're not going to count on Tatum to just to score fifty every game, right? You're very well. Could he could average forty points a game. This series. I don't necessarily going to stop him..
The Stephen A. Smith Show
Irving Scores 39, Nets Cool Off Los Angeles Clippers With 124-120 Win
"The clippers. Were playing their sixth game of a road trip there on the east coast playing their fifth game in seven nights and the nets got great performances by kevin durant twenty eight points on eleven of thirteen inch eleven. Thirteen james harden a triple double with twenty points twenty three fourteen. Eleven hardens been fantastic playmaker. Those who've called him a selfish player have always said my beef with harden is. He doesn't knock down bigshots when it matters most in the playoffs. It's never been that. He's selfish by the way. His defense is underrated too. It's never been that. He's selfish. He the reason he took so many shots is. That's what this team needed him to do now. They need them to do other things. He's doing the other things. He's a great player but to be a you know an all time great player. He needs to hit shots in the playoffs. So those guys played really well. Kyri irving went for. What was it thirty nine points. His season high and just put on a show. He's the best show in the nba. Even with all of that. Paul george had to miss a wide open three. That would have tied the game in order for the for the nets to win wide. Open three hundred. Another guy doesn't need clutch shots. Paul george mrs or else. Maybe the nets don't win. They have to store. Played a better defensive effort yesterday. Have to start playing defense and not only that. They're going to need to bring another body jeff green in the starting lineup at the five. It doesn't work. Jeff green at the four make
Celtics Beat
"jeff green" Discussed on Celtics Beat
"Today use the promo code clns 54 a fifty percent sign up bonus. I'm with you. I mean, we don't need to do it right now. Cuz one you've hit on it to Evan and I have talked about it a bunch in the past. I mean, I guess we could talk a little bit more just in the sense that now we finally seen those three guys together in Brooklyn and Kyrie Irving his back from God a wall for multiple weeks seven games, but I just I'm not impressed. I think it's going to be insane Talent those three guys for sure, but there's not a lot after them and I just think that they are going to you know be a second-round maybe Conference Final Exit to me. They're not a team that I am, you know concerned with winning a championship because yeah, they can score and bunches, but I can't stop anybody and that's not just missing the Collin Sexton show as you noted. I I think other teams are going to you know, in other players are going to torch them as well that are you know better and worse than Samsung. I just defensively it's it's not there. It's not there. I think offensively it'll be fine and they'll do what they do in the law at their numbers and you know, we'll see week-to-week game-to-game if if truly winds up being James Harden that defers as he did kind of in the first game, you know, alongside both of them in terms of Italy shot volume. He was you know, much more efficient and you know looking back on it. He actually I was thinking was the last time starting to 13 shots in a game. He actually did it with more often in Houston than I remembered probably though with 15 20 free throw attempts, right or excellent choice. I just I don't know it's there in the conversation because they should be in the conversation Talent wins all and that's why but are they ultimately going to get over the hump meaning, you know represent the East I just don't see it. Yeah, and that's that's my thing is I you know when I'm not as worried about the whole there's only one ball thing. I mean there is some to that I just worry about them playing any defense team. Jordan looks washed. Yeah, I don't he's not. You know, I I just don't don't think it's going to get it done there. I like Jeff Green what a cool store..
KNBR The Sports Leader
"jeff green" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"It was incredibly was. What if you move the ball in the guy who's most open takes the shot. But last night Kyrie and he hadn't played He missed seven straight games. He comes out shucking and takes 28 shots. That's probably not the balance you want, but you know that May I did. I did watch a second the game. I watch the highlights. I don't know what the flow of the game was, but they'll figure it out. They're gonna be great offensively. Jeff Green can guard a little bit. They need more May need more defense. Landry Stram. It was a DNP CD. He can guard He can guard. The perimeters got little Clay Thompson. In his game, so I know we're gonna analyze every single game. They play like the Warriors when Kevin was here, but that is that is some of the greatest offensive. Firepower one team has ever had, including what the Warriors said. And even going back to when you know Gerry Elgin and And Wilt. We're together. I mean, you're talking about three great scorers. We're gonna find out. My mother came flat out and said what I'm thinking and I don't know injuries could be a big part of it. But I wonder what he honest is. Reaction is to them, you know, making this trade and they did play the other night. It went right down to the end. But I think they are the best team in the Eastern Conference, so they'll figure out a way to guard enough and wants to Rance playing for you know, I've been a playoff Syriza or later in the year, when it's time to crank it up. He can guard. He's a very good defensive player. When it was assuming who'd be never. I mean sex and was great. A career high 42 They shot 20 of 40 from three point land. Did the calves. It's just you look at Durant and Kyrie and Harden. Obviously they're gonna be great, but their interior defenders last night on the starting line of bird Jeff Green and DeAndre Jordan. That's just not going to get it done, so I don't know what they're gonna do about that. But that's not enough. DeAndre Jordan just not any good anymore. Hardin deferred and played more of the point. He only shot at 14 times. Like I said Kyrie shot at 28 Durant 25. I would imagine at some point when they kind of balancing out is exactly what you just said. Swing into the was ever open. One of those three guys generally shoots the ball and with the warriors and then end up between clay Durant and Curry around 19 game, it was Morad. Amazing What one point they were all like 19, 1, 19, 2 and Remember Clay when they first got Durant? He said, I ain't changing, right? What have we learned about the That's what he dropped on us? Yes. He hated shipping changing shipping. What was that? You stored? I forgot. I gotta go back to it Overhead. Been looking after your back was going back to what that is. You know what? I'll check your text from Todd, who's seen Oh, yeah, that's right. Right. He was He was driving around Stanford guy and was listening to us and he gave us out in a sec. We kidding? Because every time I look in your auto correct, like, what do I have Saddam and they're so over and over. Why would come up with saying It's supposed to like Read what you do. That's what I mean. I have words like that all the time in my adult correct. People complain about it all the time. That is our foreplay. That's a good version. By the way, Dan Campbell, we wait. We have to play that again. That was unbelievable. Dan Campbell, the new head coach, who's gonna be biting kneecaps in a strange press conference, Jerick McKinnon clearly does not want to come back James Wiseman. On who he is emulating to get better heard Kevin Durant there tonight. When you first played it. I thought he was gonna go full blown motor city and say, Fight hubcaps, or I don't know where he was going there, But he went He went kneecaps, huh? Yeah, He's a former tight end, man. He's a tough guy. Yeah. He's got a name Promo defensive coordinator told me. I was texting with Rollo, the other dad, Dex, a little while so that does it reminds me of it so The bottom of the hour. We have your caboose. We sell the couple left over from yesterday and we still have a gun to everything. As far as the NFL playoffs are concerned, will do Don't actually here on the SportsCenter. You're listening to Papa and Lund on both sides of the dial KNBR 1045 FM and.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"jeff green" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Will be critical to see where the inbound the ball 1 25 1, 23, Brooklyn leads Milwaukee 3.6 seconds to go in the ball game. He didn't know he passed it. He didn't drive. I thought he drilled my My apologies, but he passed the basketball Did they call time out before the past was made or do they have to burn two time outs to get the advance? Do they have two left? Walkie has one time out remaining. So they can call another one right here and advanced the ball. 20 lead changes 11 ties Milwaukee trailed by as many as 11 points of JB. This game has delivered for us, especially here in the second half. It's just been fantastic, back and forth. I mean, the offenses that we had here we knew was going to be high scoring. They haven't let us down. The incredible one on one play from James Harden, Kevin Durant, Johannes Middleton Holiday. It's just been awesome. And you talk about Every time you say, harden with the floater hardened flips it in. I want people that don't really know much about that shot. Go to a gym, put a room. 2 ft over the front of the rim and growing up and shoot it in because that's what it's like. Well, it will be a front court in bounds here, they did not have to use their final time out. I think Middleton called it right before Lopez threw the ball that they might put a little more time back on their 3.8 seconds down to Are the bucks. 1 25 1 23, Brooklyn drew holiday The inbound fire Left side makes a pass now gets it in the Middleton middle 10 corner. Tough contested shot bounces out. No good hardens. Got the rebound ball game is over the nets. 1 25 bucks. 1 23, JB you mentioned you got to give credit for Steve Nash and how they played some defense tonight. They defended Middleton really well on that final opportunity. Oh, yeah, There was a least Hands in his face. That was a big time defensive effort. I know it's 123 points, but Brooklyn if you're Steve Nash, you got to be ecstatic about the effort here from your Brooklyn group, and the two guys that are out there. Bruce Brown and DeAndre Jordan. Two guys who really played well tonight, we're trying to figure out you know what this team's gonna look like with a big three when Kyrie Irving gets out there and do they have enough to support them? Those guys played well, especially Jordan. Jeff Green was terrific tonight as well. Show here is terrific. It's a thin bench. Steve Nash is gonna have some work to do. Trying to find a couple of guys that could spare some minutes for Durant Harden. I mean, if you're going into some tough schedules and Ford Four games and 67 days of Miss gonna be difficult for Durant hard to be able to keep doing this. They're thin. There's no question about it with that trade before the effort was there tonight. Harden was terrific as well with his 34 12 times and his team offensively you put Kyrie Irving in the mix. My goodness, How many points or they're gonna score. That's quite a start For James Harden. He had 30 to 12 and 14 the other night. 34 6 and 12 assists tonight and Kevin Durant look, he was in foul trouble in the third quarter. He rolled most of the rest of this game with five fouls and came up with 39 rebounds and six assists. Yeah, well, he's a heck of a player to be able to come back from an Achilles injury. Take a year off and look this good this early. That means you're pretty darn special. Well, I know it's a little skewed because they didn't have Durant last year. And this Brooklyn team has been a little thin the last few years, but four straight wins. First time this year. They only did it one time all of last year at an impressive win over Milwaukee. 1 25 1 23. JB will be talking to you soon. Look forward.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"jeff green" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Took one right in the chops. Honest is still JB, technically the second highest paid player on this Milwaukee Bucks team Chris Middleton. For the second year in a row will out earn him but For law, yacht aside the Supermax extension of five years $228 million, And yet next season, he will be the leap breadwinner in Milwaukee. And that was big for the bucks. As he hits the first free throw here. They've But they have not fulfilled potential in the postseason the first two years, but they have an opportunity for a large window. Well, they retooled a little bit, Obviously true holiday coming over Bobby Portis is played. A bit of a role. Forbes the shooter from San Antonio's Come over, not a whole lot different Look. But we'll see if their postseason Was a little better than has the last couple of years. Jonah's missed the second splitting the Perrys got 17 2 Point lead for Brooklyn and Durant behind a screen. Knox home of three from right on top nets. 69 Lucky 64 quickly the other way. Johannes in traffic to his right, puts it off. The glass known rebounded by Brooklyn. James Harden front court. Left side goes to Greenhill trigger A three headed Jeff Green four for four from three point land time out, Mike Budenholzer on so many of these have been an early transition, and that's exactly what Mike Bruno's told us today. Transition three's early in the offense. We have to eliminate him. They haven't done it here thus far 14 for green on five of five, shooting four for four from distance. Time out. 8 56 to go in the third. Brooklyn 72 Milwaukee 64. You're listening to.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"jeff green" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Don't do you want to talk about his free throws test? Well, it has been a struggle. We have to document one for 10 the other night. His free throw shooting has really struggled the last few years. He's under 60%. Now this season. It's gone down each season as a professional, and nobody works harder than Yonas. You and I talk all the time when we see him. I just think his arm is too far extended. And you see everything Come up short like that one did Right there. Steady. Jeff Green had position on the long rebound off the miss and a foul by Milwaukee. The ball came out to Janni. Then you could see he was practicing once again to try to get that, for me is really struggling to manage. It came up short again. It's hard to explain on the radio, but if his arm is already extended is very tough to get the basketball that go as far as you wanted to go. So Brooklyn will bring it up to our right now trailing is Joe Harris catching shoot three and straight down the well for Harris shooting at 49% from three point land. It's good enough for 1/10 of the league. Here's the honest Gonna try it again. A three from straight on pops in and out, and even chancel had his hands on. It couldn't keep it on the near side and lost it at about Can you imagine if you're honest starts, knocking down three point shots. Nice rate 30% coming in 40. He'd be completely unguardable what All coaches have feared these last few years. Brooklyn with it. Leading 75 Jeff Green Right Corner, defended tightly by demon Kenzo Baxam to the mid post Right now. Fakes fates on the baseline gets the shot often scores. Jeff Green. That's a heck of a move right there. DiVincenzo did a nice job. Keep him out of the paint or point. Brooklyn leads even Chen's over three with an answer. On the other end. Left wing triple for Dante Jeevan Chan's already Milwaukee not knocking down shots testy, but they're getting quality looks, and that's my big concern with the Brooklyn Nets. With this move, 98 nets the lead hardened around a high screen from Jordan drives now flows. It floats it with the left hand short, but you took a peek out of the right side to see if Jordan was trailing him. He wasn't here's Yana. It's the other way I did ripped away by Jordan, but across the baseline Out of bounds will stay with the bucks. 8 41 left in the first You can see right now. The space that you give you honest, Yes, He's a non shooter from out there. You cannot keep him from getting to the rim. You have to completely guess and hope for a charge, But more times than not. It's a South. Comes the inbound middle 10. Cents a t on the dotted line Now Hill one legged shooting and score from 12 Ft..
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"jeff green" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"I'll do all those things. Kevin Love with what he did in Cleveland. He understood his role is that That third man in has a really difficulty dealing with the Celtics Did it Great point, Ray knew exactly what his role was there and so like with that, here's the problem for the Nets. Let's just go through their big. Let's assume Kyrie comes back. Okay. Kevin Durant can't be the third guy, you second square in the whole league. He has to be the leading actor. Hi res. The third best guy. What his skill set is, is not at all. What the third best. What you're he is His whole utility is a basketball player is scoring. His amazing ball and when getting to the basket, he's not a great passer and he's a bad defender. So the only guy who's game is suited to it and the only guy who's ever done it is hard. Pardon? The only finals he ever made. He can't use the third best guy. He has led the league in assists. He can be a great distributor. Now, James Harden. Has claimed. The only thing he cares about winning a championship, used them bent over backwards to do everything for him. He torched it on his way out in pursuit of a championship. If that's true, if all he cares about is a championship, then he is the guy that says I'm going to go from being the greatest scorer of my generation and one of the greatest scorers ever. 2 22 points for you. I don't know that he's going to do that. But he's the only one who can do it like Kyrie can't do that. Where else? He's just not like I'm not trying to disrespect him. But his skills that is so specific to having a ball in his hands and scoring hardens the only guy who can do it. I don't know if he will. Even if he does, that team is going to be a horrifyingly bad defensive. Teams and I don't think going to be good enough if Kyrie is being a good soldier. And they didn't lose din witty. The Nets need to make this deal. I don't think they needed to make it, But I do think that There is a fear of the Lakers that looms over the whole league, and I think it's like, okay if we don't have a big three Our big two's not better than their big too. Like LeBron's better than everybody and Anthony Davis is objectively far better than Kyrie. So even if we have depth, the Lakers added depth. The Lakers have cohesion, so instead, they're going in on a third start. It is I do get it. LeBron's the only teams that beat LeBron Post Mavs have had three or four Hall of Famers on him, so I understand. The philosophy, But I just think that if you're going to have to get through Jo Ellan Bead Johannes and then Anthony Davis and LeBron Having do you know the back The back up center for the nex is it's Jeff Green through the backup power forward for the Nets is it's Jeff Green's identical twin brother, also named Jeff Green. And the starter is DeAndre. Jordan had no front court rim protection to me is a big problem and I just don't think I get why they did it. I think it's a big risk, though. LeBron's got. There's a lot of upside for LeBron if he would happen to beat a team that had all three on it. You know, just How we would look at what he beat. You know that talented team Well, yeah, I mean, you know, I mean, LeBron's first ring came against the team with three. You know, Future league MVPs and pardon Russ and Katie. His next ring came against a team with four future Hall of Famer is and Two time finals MVP and people like Oh, Jim Duncan wasn't good that you're a Tim Duggan was first team All NBA that urine. Tony Parker was second team and his third ring came against 73 Wind. Demon's fourth ring came against, You know, in the bubble and a pandemic with no home games. So Yeah, the fifth ring against this team. I mean, at this point, it's all like LeBron, much like Grady, competing with ghosts. They're really competing with each other. For the title of Greatest teams for athlete ever because they both clearly announced themselves the greatest player in their respective sports, But you would be nice, but I wonder about this, Nick, you bring up Brady and I see parallels with Brady and LeBron because they got there and they did lose when they got there. Where is if Montana had six Super Bowl rings? Just like You know, Mike has six NBA titles and no losses. Would we have a different argument if Montana had six Super Bowls, no losses. As opposed to Brady was six Super Bowls and three losses. I think we would, and I think that is an indictment on the collective intelligence of the country. I don't understand. I've never ever understood this idea that you know what Michael Jordan getting bounced early, and therefore keeping a pristine finals resume is better than LeBron James a 22. Scoring 48 against Detroit carrying a team there and then losing like his last year in Cleveland. Jeff Green second mention for Jeff Green, different Jeff Green was the second best player on that capsule. Once Kevin Love went out, they made the finals. The idea that we use that against him. I've never understood but a lot of people do. I We wouldn't do it. If were the Olympics Olympics? We don't say Well, one guy has four golds and the other guy has four golds and two silvers. We're not like well, those silver medals really hurt. You know, that's pretty good. That's that's impressive. We like silver medals out as good as gold, but they're better than no medals and I'm there with you. You know, the fact that you get to play in a championship game. As opposed to not getting in a championship game. It just means you lost earlier. It's not like you didn't move. That's the part that drives me nuts. You didn't lose people that the stuff and I'm not here to, you know, bash Michael Jordan. He's definitely at least the third best basketball player. But I I did They act like he played six years place six years and by the way, they do this weird memory whole thing where an iconic moment Is the double nickel in the garden. But that's a season I'm told didn't happen because he lost their like the Bulls Never lost. They did. I watched it they lost to a team have been lost in the finals. Okay, Whatever. What do I know you? You went up a couple octaves there. I'm I think Mariah Carey is pretty impressive when she does it. That was sort of a Mariah Carey ish going up a couple active there. Yeah, You're kind of pressing my buttons here. Do you notice those something that's going on in the MBA, Dan? It's not a.
KFI AM 640
"jeff green" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"I don't even remember like I don't remember. If you at 12 could ask me if I knew the difference between what a Republican and Democrat was I would not have known. No way. No way. Well, I think that's good. That's the thing. Yeah, I do. I think that that's what I mean is that the Trump Administration has made everything he did write everything is cranked up to 11. And that's what we like. I remember leaving the radio station back on are still in the morning show and going to that. I've been in it all day, and I go to pick up my son the day that Trump won and people were crying and I thought something horrible had happened it again. I'm not. It's not even about political views. It's just a different sensitivity that I have. I wasn't I just Yeah, I guess that's true. And I have friends that I know that did comedy their entire lives that have left the life of comedy and entertainment. And now we're pursuing a political career completely because they were so frustrated by it. Well, we need more comedians in politics. You are welcome. All right, Justin. Hang on. We'll come back. Justin Warship is host of the dad podcast talking about off all of this stuff That's been going on How it is. Maybe we talk to our kids about it. I also think that we need to approach this because The Brooklyn Nets look Unbelievable right now. Not on paper. Hi Re Irving, James Harden, Joe Harris, Kevin Durant and Jeff Green. Because James Harden got who James Harden is such an a hole. You hear what he said about his team last night. I didn't hear it because this beard covered up his mouth. God. Well, I've heard you say bad things about your team. No. I have never said bad things about this team. Continue with Justin here in just a moment. You're broken and I can't fix you. Liveable, huh? I'll take it on the news. What's going on? The house has voted to 32 to 1 97 to impeach President Trump 10. Republicans joined House Democrats in voting in favor of that impeachment. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has rejected an.
KNBR Tonight with Drew Hoffar & Kevin Frandsen
Anthony Davis and LeBron James propel Los Angeles Lakers to Game 4 win over Houston Rockets
"It on the night where you had in any playoff game, which was a must win game for the Los Angeles Lakers, I know there are two games the one I know this sounds silly, but the Clippers already have three games to one of the Denver Nuggets. If you're the Los Angeles Lakers you could ill afford. To be in a knockdown, drag out battle with the Houston Rockets, and they went out there and they just took this soul away early, late and often, Rondo one on one against Jeff Green. Now they get a tan Thony Davis. Top of the key you go. Davis, with their Gordon on, Davis turns leans, shoots ahead. Rondo Rondo, running at the basket Alley Oop slam dunk a little risky. Through an alley oop off the backboard, and LeBron almost didn't see it, but he caught it in late and dunked it likely. I'll say What Plato find LeBron no doubt about that. ESPN 17 the Lakers be the Rocket's once in the 100 Day Na ve 31 Siri's lead
The Starters
Moving on from the 'John Wall Practice Altercation', what are the Wizards' options now?
"Broke a few hours before a number of reports on recent yelling matches during wizards practices hit the Twitter machine. I'm sure you guys saw this. Just to quickly touch on some of it. Bill reportedly blamed general manager, Ernie Grunfeld for this entire mess. It's been here seven years, and he's seen this for seven years. Two long wall reportedly f-bomb to Scott Brooks Kelly Oubre junior did the same thing. Austin rivers got into it with Bill wall got into it with Jeff green, Joe hells, Joe hose told yawn Muhima that is Christmas look ticky. Okay. I made the last one up Joe has really likes the Christmas lights that a y'all has up in his neighborhood. But this is crazy a fire sale could be on the horizon here. What do you do if you're the wizards? And I tell you something about these wizards and locks don't let them fool you. They're not cheap. What do you do? Then. He's right. Yeah. That's the part of the problem here, right? They have their fighting eleven and they're now saying, they're at least admitting they've looked in the mirror and said, okay. May we gotta do something. Here. We got to break up this core. Yeah. It's crazy because they have one hundred seventeen million committed next year. So there over the cap, but they also have ten free agents this coming off season. Thanks body. Marsha that? So So it's it's a. it's you gotta do one or the other. I mean, you really have to say to yourself. We haven't been good for a couple of years. I don't think John wall and his trade value are gonna go up this year. No matter what happens. And I think he's got to grow up somewhere else. I don't think it's going to happen in Washington. And again, if you treat Bradley Beal, I don't think that's blown it up. I think you have to trade John wall. I thought coming into the season we talked about Dwight Howard is that a good signing. I thought well, you know, what as far as the locker room goes can't get any worse will it has gotten worse, and you have to cut it off. Now. Now, you have to train them to any cost at any. I mean like because I would have to attach pick. You would think with some sort of incentive for team to take that for Johnny? You know is taking that contract is straight up. You gotta take a lot of junk back. Right. So maybe that's the
AM Tampa Bay
Raymond James Stadium, Tampa Bay and USF discussed on AM Tampa Bay
"And And it gets so loud That you. Know I I don't know it's my ears have been ringing for like the last yesterday. And there's still wringing today the set list was great. From, the really good music yeah whoever was in charge of of the. Playlist did a great job so we've got some more to talk about. In regards to the rally also we're going to talk to Laura Riley food. Critic for Tampa Bay, times we've got comedian Dan it's going to. Be in studio later on so we've got a ton to get you here on. Am Tampa Bay right now let's get a check, on traffic with Ron Stevens From train traffic center powered. By Burgess heating and air what looks like a forties. Remain, on for the accident penelas northbound onto seventy-five near Roosevelt boulevard but. There's no real delays associated with this crash you're looking good coming across. A Howard Franklin bridge into Hillsborough county and once you're off the bridge to. Seventy five clear into, downtown Tampa no delays northbound or southbound seventy. Five and you're moving well on I four no delays on the veterans and it's. Clear on the Salman Springer NewsRadio nine seventy WFL L. a. now transmitting, to south Tampa on FM one zero two point nine FM We have a lot of local stories to get to this morning we're going to have. An update on, the Clearwater. Stand your ground case that we will tell, you about also this Raymond James story I know this interest you in particular Aaron outrageous, outrageous outrageous Moakler I just like I understand like when people go. To a football game they want to enjoy a smoke here in there after a drink we gotta step. Through exactly so, you can't. You can't smoke anywhere on the grounds of, Raymond James anyway Sins are anything what about. Outside the stay outside the stadium. You can right I would hope in the, parking lot come up to me and you know and friends while. We're partying because you. Know. The the little. Vaporizer pens the e cigarettes can't even have those in there Those sometimes the puffs, of smoke that come from those whatever it is Lot of lies I it's it's. It's insane it looks ridiculous to me I'm not even sad about that but like sometimes, I'll think someone has a rice Krispy treat. And get around the corner and it's just a giant, cloud of life To. Me it's less about it impacting me in any way I just think it looks stupid, when it's this giants puff of what is Those crazy Researches. Those. Obnoxious okay those aren't the ones I'm talking. About, cigarettes yeah the things people use to get off. The cigarettes a. Believe me I understand the smell of cigarette is gross for some people if you're used, to it if you're going out to an event where, people party you should have a section one segment section where somebody can go to don't go by. That section if you're not if you're not into the cloud, of smoke stay, the I I could see doing, a section maybe What, parking what are, you going to run and keep smoking But. No more they they put their. Foot down so we'll get we'll get to that story later. I wonder, if people are going to be annoyed about that What's to kneeling and not being able to smoke People drink beers in all seriousness when people, are drinking beers and? We'll get into this later, what do they do sometimes when they drink beer they have a smoke even together smoke Absolutely, it's like sex and smoking right absolutely To. Have. Sex Sandwich if you Jewish And watch TV. The trifecta altogether We also have no you who's gonna join. Us in the seven o'clock hour there's this USF football stadium study USF plays. Their games at Raymond James stadium there's been a lot of talk to maybe USF. Will have their own stadium soon doesn't sound like that's going to be the case at least for for quite a while Look I I think the Ray j. part is fine my question to Noah was and he didn't have a great answer because we had him on about this on PM Tampa Bay earlier in the week was what is the transportation. Situation like because one of the things? That came up is that sometimes Raymond James stadium isn't as filled up as they'd like it to be? Because a lot, of students at USF, can get there and USF is becoming more of a campus where people live. On campus some people from out of state than on the car so what. Is the shuttle transportation situation could that help get more people from the campus to. The game days to bolster the attendance on campus so you know around the surrounding parts Apartments that's what I did, when I went to USF was I lived off campus, on apartments right around, right around the university so so if you're going to keep. It at Raymond James stadium and you want to. Get more people there is that a way that you. Could improve things untold eventually they do get. A, stadium on campus maybe a little but like it's more the inconvenience, of having, to go from Fowler wherever I never that inconvenient when, I went there we? Went to, all the games it wasn't that big of a deal but. I, but I could see if there are ways. Where you can shuttle more people there quickly and easily than maybe that could help a little bit you never gonna fill up Raymond James stadium at a US football game or the? Kids? Could just wake up from their dorms walk down the street put, on a pair of crocs and go to the game let's let's take it one step at a time let's make it easy as possible for these college students that's what we're trying to do coming up next we'll cover some of the top stories. Of the day right now news channel? Eight meteorologists Lee span joins us with today's forecast Lee what can we expect you know small rain chance? This morning mainly along the coast and I hesitated to put the rain chance back at fifty, percent but I went, ahead because there's still plenty of moisture rally thought it would. Be a little bit lower today but so put. The rain chance back at fifty percent there will be. Some scattered downpours through the afternoon but I. Really, believe that starting tomorrow we transition and today a much drier and, much hotter, weekend ahead but today still fifty percent range and now, we're going to hold? You to, that hotter and drier weekend we'll talk to you tomorrow Thank sleep and right now it's time for an update. On today's the latest headlines with Chris trank men in our nine seventy, w. f. l. a. newsroom, vice President Mike Pence is welcoming, back the remains of American troops killed in the Korean war in a speech at a ceremony, in Honolulu pants remarked that, the Korean war is called the forgotten war but those who. Died in the conflict are never forgotten, President Trump tweeted a thank you to North Korean dictator Kim Jong UN more democratic voters are making up their minds ahead of the primary and the governor's race. And that's good news for the only female candidate Opole shows former congresswoman Gwen Graham in the lead the poll, from Saint Pete polls dot org chose Graham with a. Seven point lead over Jeff green with former Miami, Beach mayor Philip LeVine in third place but the number of undecided voters is down about sixteen percent since. The last poll two weeks ago. Oscar nominee Margot Robbie is considering joining Academy Award winners Charlie's the're on. And Nicole Kidman in an An untitled movie about the Fox News sexual harassment scandal a Hollywood reporter says Kidman will portray Gretchen Carlson and, the're on will play Megan. Kelly I'm Chris tranquil on NewsRadio nine seventy WFL a now let's check sports from the six twenty WD sportscenter on their Jacobson rookie willia- done is homered and, drove in two runs to lead the race to a. Seven two two win yesterday over the LA angels the, two teams, will wrap up their series this afternoon at the Trump first pitch at one ten Ohio State. Head football coach urban Meyer was placed on paid administrative leave yesterday as, the school announced it's investigating, Courtney Smith's claims that several people, close to the coach knew of two thousand fifteen allegation of domestic violence against her ex husband, that would be former Ohio, State assistant football coach Zac Smith he was fired in July. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have given general, manager Jason light a one year contract extension that will keep them with the team or.
AM Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay Buccaneers report to training camp without QB Jameis Winston
"Tweeted that he was, a crowd and RA. Fell out that came just a year after forty nine people were gunned. Down at pulse nightclub including my best friend he sold out those forty nine line in Orlando for an NRA rating wolf wants the governor to order an investigation of Putnam's. Office for issuing. Concealed weapon permits to almost three. Hundred people who failed an f., b. i. background check Putnam claims they've already investigated and the problem has been fixed a new poll shows Putnam trailing congressman Ron Santa's in the Republican race for. Governor Opole from Florida Atlantic has dissatisfied with thirty six percent Putnam is at twenty seven, percent on the democratic side. Former congresswoman Gwen Graham is the leader with twenty percent followed by former Miami. Beach mayor Philip LeVine at sixteen percent Jeff green is at fourteen things are back to normal at Sarasota. County school following a chemical leak students attending a day camp at the oak park School were ordered to shelter in place on Wednesday as firefighters. Wearing has Matt suits investigated a gas cloud in a therapy pool building firefighters determined freon was leaking from an air conditioning unit and the building was ventilated no injuries were. Reported Recco show. NewsRadio nine seventy WFL a Tampa. Bay Buccaneers reported for training camp, on Wednesday and at the press availability the big question was how will they start the two thousand eighteen regular season without quarterback Jameis Winston is been suspended for. The first three games after an alleged groping incident involving an Uber driver wide receiver Mike, Evans says they'll be just. Fine with backup QB Ryan Fitzpatrick is a little different he's as much older. Guy and no is experience level is going to help us a lot You. Know that's that's what that's why we have no we have really good quarterback room and when guys. Down next minute as for Winston word is that he'll speak for the first time about the suspension following today's I workout it's eight oh five at NewsRadio nine seventy WFL a no company grows forever and it seems that Facebook's growth, may have hit the wall yesterday the company announced that, its user base flatlined in its biggest market the, US and Canada in the. Latest quarter while declining one percent in Europe and the chief financial officers said revenue growth rates would decline in the third and fourth quarters. As well the news, blindsided Wall Street which is punishing the shares Facebook is worth about one. Hundred billion dollars less than it was yesterday President Trump has declared a ceasefire in his trade war with Europe. And meeting in the White House yesterday with e. You. Commission president JEAN CLAUDE Juncker the. Two leaders agreed to hold off on other tariffs while the e u pledged to boost imp- Ports of US soybeans and, natural gas, shares. Of European car makers surged after. President, Trump agreed to put auto tariffs. On hold for NewsRadio nine seventy WFL a I'm John Metaxas with a Bloomberg business update hi this is Charlie slows. Twenty years ago I. Called the. First major league baseball game in Tampa Bay these days I'm calling games at our nation's capital Washington DC but proud is still call. Tampa Bay our winter home I'm also proud to say Dallas folks, person for a man many of you have. Come to know David Graham Graham capital advisors in the early two thousands we were all making a lot of money in our IRA's 401K's. Then the great recession eight and half of. Our money was gone goodbye now that things are rolling again get a good second. Opinion from Graham capital advisors before the.
The Stephen A. Smith Show
LeBron, Cavs looking to turn around Finals at home
"This is this even a smith show podcast steve day come to our number two back stephen smith show espn radio coming at you as i love to do every weekday two hundred and fifty plus markets across the united states of america plus espn radio on sirius xm and approximately nine minutes or so junior welterweight champion of the world super lightweight champion of the world thirty two and twenty three kale's his name is terence crawford arguably the best pow pow fighter in the world fighting the mgm grand in vegas this out of night world boxing organization wb l welltowheel tight or the world versus jeff horn looking forward to that fight no question about it and obviously before we talked to him reminding you that will come in at you live from cleveland ohio side of game three and four at quicken loans arena wednesday in friday night lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers trying to stave off elimination down to and his best of seven nba final series of the golden state warriors game three is tomorrow night at the q and obviously i think they need to bench jr smith stockpile kover make sure that you know of couple of guys get some planned tom like rodney hood rodney hood korver should start jeff green tristan thompson keep them in there and lebron james has to go beserk but we can talk more about that i was spent the first hour talking about president trump and his cancellation of.
SportsCenter AllNight
Jeff Green of Cleveland Cavaliers to start in place of injured Kevin Love in Game 7
"Might take another one if he gets thirty points between two teammates it's more about the defense for me and that's why yes for night kevin love might be better suited being in a suit mistreat close now kevin love missed a game in the two thousand sixteen nba finals due to a concussion was also out for the cavaliers with a concussion back in march once again kevin winter as he breaks down no love no problem opus hill left wing office green takes three misses it kevin love is on the ground as rosier grabs the rebound love is on his back in the backward and george hill we'll take a foul on wazir at midcourt lab is still down those two collided the back of the tatum's head i believe to the face of kevin love kevin law as the worst plus minus when he's been on the court for the cavaliers in this series at minus twenty when he's gone to the bench cleveland his outscored boston by eighteen in their offense is eleven point eight points better per one hundred possessions without love backs his way towards the block still backing five shooters.
Cleveland Cavaliers turn in a disgraceful performance
"You have a team led by lebron james and it's inexcusable how cleveland can come out and play like that and i'm placing this at the feet of lebron james tyronn lue lebron james had those fantasy basketball numbers twenty six points ten rebounds five assists he didn't look engaged at all in this game and that clearly clearly was able to transfer to everybody else on this basketball team where you win this game five like i said in boston would be done they've only won one playoff game on the road this postseason you would've taken care of your business gone to the nba finals instead if you wanted to game seven fine but there's a better way to go about that if you're the cleveland cavaliers freddie how disengaged was lebron at times and then just lebron was his entire team but you know seven forty nine to go jeff green hits a three eighty three seventy one twelve point game it was a twenty what twenty two point game right so the cavs have cut it to ten we're going all right is this false hope or you know are we going to get a game here in an mba conference finals basketball game we saw two points scored in the next two and a half minutes and those two points came after lebron james at five nineteen to go dribble the ball directly out of bounds and in boston gets deuce alive seventy one and then that was it it was false hope from jeff green three and literally no one has the ball in his right hand he's he's you know and not even to the elbow and takes on the parameter writes his left side turns around and the ball goes into the second row when was the last time you saw that from the greatest player on the planet it was just ridic not even contested yeah no one was bothering it was just ridiculous and pathetic and cleveland you have nobody to blame for this but yourself freddie and fitz simons on espn radio presented by progressive insurance small business protection just got easier with more than thirty coverage options available progressive.