Postgame Show: The Mario Chalmers HOF Debate (feat. JuJu Gotti)

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Roy, what do you got?

Royals at White Sox tonight.

Noah Cameron versus Shane Smith.

Kansas City's playing the worst team in the American League in the Chicago White Sox, who have lost the last 13 Monday night games

versus team in their own division.

Kansas City, just a big game for them.

Three games out of the wild card spot in the American League.

So go with them.

They are the favorites at a run and a half against the spread.

Against the spread.

So you're saying winning by more than a run?

Correct.

The Royals will win by more than a run.

That is some real expertise we got there.

I saw that ESPN had a list of the top 100 players of all time in college football.

Was it top 100?

Bleacher Report has now made it just the top three.

Dan, Billy has one.

All right, I'm going to take the Marlins.

Plus one and a half against the Braves tonight.

Marlins are home dogs against the Braves.

Spencer Strider versus Edward Cabrera.

Spencer Strider's had a bit of a rough go as of late.

Seven earned runs, eight earned runs, five earned runs last three starts.

Doesn't have a ton of numbers against these Marlins.

Edward Cabrera,

Braves are hitting 149 against him.

He's had two bad starts in a row, but if you go back to earlier August, Edward Cabrera dominated the Braves.

5-1 win, eight innings pitched, 11 strikeouts, one earned run in that game.

Now they're coming down to Miami.

And again, the Marlins are one and a half runs dogs at home.

I'm going to take the Marlins plus one and a half.

You guys aren't doing this right with the run lines and favorites and dogs.

It's because of spreads.

What do you mean?

How would you do it?

No, if you bet them to win by a run and a half,

it's a spread.

It's not just because you name it as favorites and underdogs

on the run line.

It's a spread.

Yeah, but that's a spreadsheet.

The run line's a spread.

It's not the money line.

It's the run.

Go on.

Juju is here.

He's got the top three college football players of all time, according to Bleacher Report.

And is Tebow going to get in there?

Is he going to be again in the top three?

What is Bleacher Report saying?

Yes, sir.

It's the actual of this century right here.

Not of all time, but this century.

Number three, Reggie Bush.

Oh, I'm sorry.

You wanted some fanfare there, didn't you?

It's all good.

I guess the spray cat, daddy.

Yes, sir.

Well, yeah, welcome back into the good graces, Reggie Bush.

It's been a long time coming, and you deserve it.

Number two was Cam Newton.

Controversial, controversial.

Hey, I salute to the championship.

They won an Auburn, though.

I've never been an Auburn fan, so I couldn't necessarily get too much into Cam Newton beef or love or anything.

Just, you know, salute the cam.

That was a pretty good backfield that that Auburn team had going undefeated.

And then Gene Chizwick goes the way of Larry Coker, guy who wins the championship because of players and then disappears from the face of the earth.

Right.

And the number one player this century, according to Bleacher Report, is your Timothy Tebow.

Vince Young really getting slighted in all of of these memories of guy in huddle with a bunch of other first-round picks.

Tebow gets to win that one for all time, huh?

Was he fourth, Vince Young?

We don't know, right?

Well, Vince Young just falls 55, says

50.

Oh, my God.

55 would have been 55.

Emphasizing God.

Where was Ed Reed?

He had to be up there.

You're not going to get a whole lot of non-quarterbacks on the list.

I bet Ed made it.

That kind of thing.

Florida had both of them.

Florida had Tim Teebow and Camdoon.

So it's a look to the recruitment center over there in Florida.

I wanted to get to a couple of other things that we didn't get to today.

Mario Chalmers and Michael Beasley win the big three championship.

That is an all-time wonderful lineup to have two of your three players be Chalmers and Beasley.

I know this is going to come off as a joke, but sincerely, is Mario Chalmers a Hall of Famer?

And sincerely, Ed Reed, six.

That's awesome.

Mario Chalmers has won in high school.

He won with a shot in college.

He won in Europe.

He won in the NBA.

And he hit the game-winning shot in the Big Three.

He should be in the Hall of Fame, no?

No.

Shafiel.