Is the lottery fixed?

#5
#5
Might be the best back and forth between those two in years. Stern showed some true colors there. I'd expect an apology in some fashion. Totally classless jabs right till the end of the interview.
 
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I just heard the whole thing. For those that want to know, start around the 8:00 mark. That's when things get interesting. Between Stern and Rome, Stern was the most classless in this interview. I can't stand either, by the way.
 
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Might be the best back and forth between those two in years. Stern showed some true colors there. I'd expect an apology in some fashion. Totally classless jabs right till the end of the interview.

Who gives a crap?

Jim Rome has been a tasteless, classless piece of garbage for as long as he's been on air. There's stirring the pot, and then there is being a d*ck. Rome's the latter.
 
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Why isn't somebody like Dan Wetzel invited to watch the actual ping-pong ball part of the lottery every year? That's all it would take to make this go away. And yet they don't.
 
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Why isn't somebody like Dan Wetzel invited to watch the actual ping-pong ball part of the lottery every year? That's all it would take to make this go away. And yet they don't.

In the exchange with Rome, Stern said Ernst and Young certified, so I would think they had someone watching
 
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Why isn't somebody like Dan Wetzel invited to watch the actual ping-pong ball part of the lottery every year? That's all it would take to make this go away. And yet they don't.

Do they actually do it with ping pong balls? I don't know, but I doubt it.

I mean with the odds as precise as they are, that would be a lot of ping pong balls. Maybe they do, but I'd bet they use a computer.
 
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In the exchange with Rome, Stern said Ernst and Young certified, so I would think they had someone watching

They did allow a reporter in, as well as representatives for each team. And that reporter is fairly certain it's not rigged. Although there is still a possibility the balls are rigged somehow.

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I think the use of certain referees during critical home games that are known to call a certain ridiculous way is ruining the game. The reffing is terrible. The draft, while funny how it works out good for the league (in my best Vince McMahon voice), doesn't change the way the games are played.
 
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They did allow a reporter in, as well as representatives for each team. And that reporter is fairly certain it's not rigged. Although there is still a possibility the balls are rigged somehow.

Why not do it live and forget about it?
 
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And apparently emperor Stern outdid him

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I think the Jim Everett clip is real, but I've read that some believe this was set up. What do others think?
 
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I think its set up in that Jim Rome deliberately planned to antagonize him on air.

Rome and his producer have said they told Jim before the interview he was going to call him Chris. If he wasn't cool with it theyd cancel the interview and air a taped segment. Jim said he was cool with it. After the first couple of times the producer could tell it was going south and told Rome to stop. Rome pushed the envelope and it backfired big time.
 
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