George Jarjour is back talking LeBron’s decision documentary and how George once lived in South Beach. Plus Cam Newton taking his talents to New England. SUBSCRIBE: iTunes / Spotify Follow George Jarjour on Instagram and Twitter Follow Just Talk Pod On Instagram and Twitter This episode is always brought to you by The Sports On Tap Network More
On this day in sports history June 29th, 2005 Texas Rangers pitcher Kenny Rogers decided to go after two cameramen. Source: One day, Rangers pitcher Kenny Rogers was walking onto the field during warmups when he decided to confront a pair of cameramen. He knocked both men and their equipment to the ground, even kicking […] More
June 28th, 1997 Mike Tyson bit Evander Holyfield. This was one of the most memorable and crazy moments of my youth. I still remember it very well. I was 10 years old, and I had one of those brown black illegal boxes that gave you PPV. So my dad was out of town at the […] More
Our prayers have been answered and baseball will likely be returning by late July. There is truly no way to predict how a 60 game season will pan out given the chaotic nature of such a small sample size. We can expect, however, to see some rather comical stat lines among the league leaders and […] More
Gerald Green lost a finger when he was a kid. In 6th Grade, when he was 11 years old, Gerald Green lost about half of his right ring finger while trying to dunk on a makeshift hoop. He and his younger brother had a jumping contest at home one day, testing their vertical leap. Green […] More
What is up y’all, Sami Jarjour here! So much negative news these days, in both the real world and in the sports world. So I decided to talk about some positive things. First of all, Kevin Durant and all the money he is giving back to the world. Second, the NBA is bringing an African-American […] More
Liverpool broke one of the biggest droughts in sports today, so we talked some of the biggest droughts that still exist in sports. George & Sami of That Being Said Pod are back for Episode 623… Baseball is back, its fun, it’s quick and it will be spontaneous. After talking about the biggest droughts in sports we ending up […] More
The date is June 26th, daily COVID cases are rising day after day in Florida, and the state has reversed course in its reopening plan. All the while,as of today the NBA is still pushing forward with their bubble season, and some epidemiologists have made the argument that players and coaches will be safer in […] More
With the new MLB rules you can actually now throw a perfect game and somehow lose. On the latest episode of the That Being said Podcast we discussed how. With the new MLB ??rules this season you can actually throw a perfect game and lose @gjarjour & @JarjourSami explain how pic.twitter.com/Kmhx5K3PIv — That Being Said […] More
The Sports On Tap resident favorite golfer Paige Spiranac has solved our Coronavirus problem with three simple tweets. Guys refusing to wear masks but will shame women for going braless under their shirts — Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) June 26, 2020 Consensus is masks on, bras off. — Paige Spiranac (@PaigeSpiranac) June 26, 2020 Masks on, […] More
On this date in sports history June 25th, 2014 Luis Suarez bites Italy’s Chiellini during the World Cup. Luis Suarez ended up having THREE biting incidents. He’s like the Grayson Allen of biting. Even though Luis Suarez is one of the best strikers of modern soccer days it seems like the biting incident has continued […] More
Posted Up with C. Haynes: Spurs guard @DejounteMurray opens up for first time on being active in streets at 11, family street ties, @JCrossover’s role getting him off the block, how “gang member” tag hurt him in draft & how Spurs saw beyond his past. ?: https://t.co/LrLefLk5Q2 pic.twitter.com/gnFDHdUSqR — Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 24, 2020 […] More