The Mismatch Kawhi’s "Carbon Footprint," Hardest Players to Root For, Offseason Enjoyments, and NFL Takeaways
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Sep 9, 2025 The hosts tackle Kawhi Leonard's intriguing controversies and the absurdity of his environmental role in the NBA. They share thoughts on Carmelo Anthony and Dwight Howard's legacies while debating which teams may disappoint this season. A lively discussion unfolds around the rise of a Nike high school team in Memphis and the impact of NIL policies. They also dive into their favorite shows, including Netflix's 'Wednesday,' and contemplate changes to the All-Star game format. The episode wraps up with excitement over thrilling NFL matchups and rookie performances.
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Kawhi Case Feels Real But Hard To Prove
- The Kawhi/Aspiration story smells like collusion but may lack provable paper trails.
- Jacoby and Vernon expect an NBA investigation but doubt severe punishments without clear digital evidence.
Carbon Offsets As A Guilt Business
- Aspiration founded a guilt-for-sale model selling carbon-offset optics to rich clients.
- Vernon and Jacoby note the business fooled sophisticated investors and underscores how easily big money can be duped.
Mark Cuban’s Alternate Motive Theory
- Mark Cuban offered context that even smart investors get fooled and recounted past investment mistakes.
- He suggested a motive where a massive arena investment could incentivize keeping a star like Kawhi on the team.
