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On this episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden get into Lamar Jackson's comments on The Shop with LeBron James- he seemed to be saying that there is still racial bias against black QBs, but isn't happy with the way that quote is being attributed to him. Former UFC Heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez is being held on attempted murder charges for allegedly attempting to shoot someone that is accused of assaulting a family member- how do George and Ralph feel about the response to this situation. Finally, the guys talk about WNBA star Brittney Griner, who has been detained in Russia for possession of hash oil, and has been in limbo for weeks. Plus, George gives his thoughts on gas prices in LA.
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Dan Beyer and George Wrighster react to Mike Krzyzewski coaching his final regular season game at Duke and explore where he ranks among the greatest coaches of all time. The guys break down what the trade rumors for Russell Wilson mean, and Dan explains why he does not care about the NFL Draft Combine. The guys explain why the media is misinterpreting Lamar Jackson's comments on racial bias with NFL quarterbacks. What does LeBron James' big night mean for the state of the Lakers? FSR's Bernie Fratto joins the guys to give the latest on the MLB CBA negotiations. Plus, the guys play the latest edition of Easy As 1, 2, 3, 4!
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On this Episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden lead off the show by talking about all of the tinkering done in the name of player safety by the NCAA, and give their thoughts on what will make college football more consumable. Next, the MLB Lockout continues, and George wants fans to look at it as a labor issue and put pressure on the owners, while Ralph thinks baseball is at risk of rendering itself irrelevant. As the Lakers fall to 7 games under .500, George asks Ralph for advice on how to be a fan of a bad team. Sports leagues and government boycotts of Russian teams and products are becoming more and more prevalent, and George wonders about the benefit of punishing Russian people for their dictators' actions, while Ralph complains about having no say in what gets boycotted because his state government is already doing it for him. Finally, George and Ralph skipped the State of the Union, and talk about being more and more checked out of Federal politics. Ralph also tries to convince George to run for office.
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On this Episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden get into Kyler Murray's contract demands, tweeted out in a bizarre all-caps, single-spaced format by his agent Erik Burkhardt. Hue Jackson hired Art Briles to be his offensive coordinator, and in defending his decision to bring on the disgraced former Baylor coach, he revealed the inner workings of his personal charitable foundation- Ralph and George discuss whether Briles should get another chance, and how much Hue Jackson messed up by attempting to publicly justify his decision. The Los Angeles Lakers are a failed experiment, but George won't let Ralph put any of that blame on LeBron James. And finally, how did George and Ralph talk to their kids about Russia's invasion of Ukraine?
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On this Episode of the Wrighster or Wrong Podcast, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden debate whether a five game suspension was enough for Juwan Howard's open handed slap of a Wisconsin assistant coach following Michigan's loss over the weekend. The US Women's National Team settled their equal pay lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation, and George and Ralph weigh in on the six years of criticism they faced for fighting to be fairly compensated. The WNBA gave Chris Paul an award for advocacy, and some people are upset that the award went to a man- should they be? And finally, online conservatives are saying that Enes (Kanter) Freedom is being blackballed by the NBA after the Celtics traded him to Houston, who promptly waived him. George and Ralph get into the real reason Enes is currently unemployed.
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George Wrighster and Aaron Torres react to Michigan HC Juwan Howard throwing punches in the handshake line and Aaron breaks down why he does not believe this will lead to Howard being fired. The guys break down the biggest favorites in college basketball and debate if the West Coast Conference is holding Gonzaga back. George and Aaron give their thoughts on Brian Flores being hired by the Pittsburgh Steelers. FSR NFL Insider Adam Caplan joins the guys to discuss the biggest storylines of the NFL offseason. Plus, did the Joe Burrow hype get out of hand?
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On today's Episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden talk about the conviction of Eric Kay, the Angels employee that was found to have provided Tyler Skaggs with the drugs that resulted in an accidental overdose. What type of precedent does this set and who should people really be mad at over the opioid and fentanyl epidemics? Nick Saban gave some interesting and convicting comments on leadership, calling out the people that didn't stop Henry Ruggs from getting behind the wheel- George and Ralph give their take on his comments. The NFL finds itself in the middle of more management driven drama with the recent settlement over voyeurism involving the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders- George wants to know why certain issues with owners like Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder seem to be swept under the rug. Matthew Stafford is chipping in to help pay for the medical bills of the photographer that fell off the stage during the Rams Super Bowl celebration, but all anyone wants to talk about is his reaction to the fall. Should people be mad at Stafford for his reaction? The College Football Playoff is staying at four teams, and George isn't happy, while Ralph is convinced it doesn't matter for the teams he roots for anyway. Finally, the Arizona State recruiting investigation fallout's latest chapter includes Jayden Daniels hitting the transfer portal, and frustration over whether ASU could have had Spencer Rattler if Jayden had transferred earlier.
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On this Episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden break down all the Super Bowl 56 storylines, including whether Matthew Stafford has secured a Hall of Fame spot, who should have won Super Bowl MVP, which of the two teams has a chance to return in 2023, and much more. Ben Simmons is back and feeling like his old self, which prompts George and Ralph to discuss the difference between mental health, mental illness, and situational anxiety. George feels that Kim Kardashian is stoking the fire when it comes to Kanye West's wild public appeals to re-unite his family, and Ralph thinks George is overestimating Kanye West's ability to go head-to-head with the Kardashian machine. In social media news, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms asked its followers to rat out old lovers involved in the sale of illegal firearms, and the guys discuss what an awful idea that was. Former Ohio State and Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer was spotted watching the Super Bowl with Donald Trump at Mar a Lago, and while it's certain to spark another round of outrage toward the disgraced coach, George and Ralph shrug it off as expected. Last up on WoW, George and Ralph discuss the love letter to elder Millennials that was the Super Bowl Halftime show.
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On this episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden talk about the blockbuster James Harden for Ben Simmons swap, and argue about which player came out of their situation looking the worst. Next up, with the Super Bowl just two days away, Ralph asks George how the outcome will affect the legacies of guys like Sean McVay, Matt Stafford, Odell Beckham Jr, Aaron Donald, Von Miller, Joe Burrow, Evan McPherson and more. Last week, George's son Roman returned home from spending nearly two weeks in the hospital, and he talks with Ralph about the scary medical situation, and how his faith helped get him through. Last, Ralph's dad had his catalytic converter stolen, which led to the guys talking about the escalating number of catalytic converter robberies across the country, and a story about why the police were at George's house just before the recording of this show.
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On this episode of Wrighster or Wrong, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden talk about the "Dear Brian" Twitter trend, which led to the entire internet discussion issues of women and modesty, as well as the ensuing advertisement by Adidas that featured nudity as a device to sell a product. The guys also talk about the issue that some people had with Texas A&M assistant basketball coach Sydney Carter's breast cancer awareness themed sideline outfit. In basketball news, Wrighster or Wrong gets into the poor construction of the LeBron James' L.A. Lakers, and whether their title window has closed, as well as whether people should be mocking Damian Lillard for his loyalty to the Portland Trailblazers as the team enters rebuild mode. Finally, Ralph receives a cold-call from evangelical Jehovah's Witnesses, and the guys talk about what they do when the converters come calling. Last up, since it's Wednesday, George Wrighster and Ralph Amsden interview Eastern Michigan Strength and Conditioning Coach Gary Chambers for their Making an Athlete series.
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