In today’s episode, we explore the heartbreak and chaos surrounding the Cowboys’ recent disheartening loss to the Bengals.
Alamo City Sportscast Ep.275
Introduction
Welcome to another thrilling episode of the Alamo City Sportscast, live from the west side of San Antonio! This is your host, Mike Jimenez, joined by Joe Garcia, ready to dissect another dramatic week in sports. Cowboy fans, be prepared as we delve into why you’re feeling the blues today. We’ll also touch on the Spurs and some noteworthy trade rumors to spice things up. Join our interactive YouTube stream to add your voice to the conversation!
Main Discussion
In today’s episode, we explore the heartbreak and chaos surrounding the Cowboys’ recent disheartening loss to the Bengals. We’ll break down the shocking “Leon Lett 2.0” moment and how it symbolizes the Cowboys’ tumultuous season. Shifting gears, we’ll speculate on the trade rumors involving Spurs’ Stephon Castle and evaluate the idea of bringing in an All-Star alongside the promising Wemby. Finally, we honor Caitlin Clark’s historic achievement and delve into some hot pop culture discussions.
Episode Highlights
Cowboys’ Crushing Defeat: Dissecting the blocked punt fiasco and its impact on the Cowboys’ season.
Stefan Castle Trade Rumors: Debating whether the Spurs should trade their rising star for an established All-Star.
Caitlin Clark’s Recognition: Celebrating Caitlin Clark as Time’s Athlete of the Year and her significance to sports.
Pop Culture Insights: Analyzing current trade news and its credibility in today’s media landscape.
Micah Parsons Meltdown: Discussing Micah Parsons’ emotional reaction post-game and what it means for team leadership.
Rico Dowdle’s Breakout Performance: Lauding Rico Dowdle’s recent exploits and the Cowboys’ mismanagement of their running back assets.
Jerry Jones’ Leadership Critique: Debating Jerry Jones’ influence over the team’s decisions and its repercussions.
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6 Comments
We have to remember who we're dealing with. The spurs don't make any all-star trades, and comparing to Kawhi's development, I think the Spurs keep him. I think the Spurs believe in this young team, and will continue to grow them while bringing in former all-star vets like they did with Paul and Barnes.
Looking at Jeremy Sochan compared to Draymond Green, a player with a similar archetype, should put things more into perspective. Through his first three seasons, Sochan is averaging more points (11.6 to 6.93), rebounds (6.1 to 5.5), assists (3 to 2.1), Turnovers (1.8 to 1.13), and field goal % (.449 to .392). Draymond is exceeding him in 3-pt fg% (.293 to .282), offensive win shares (1.03 to -.7), defensive win shares (3.53 to 2.9), and Box plus/minus (.366 to -3.3). However, sochan is positive in box plus minus this season for the first time in his career at .5. The previous seasons, the team was losing, whereas Draymond jumped into a playoff team. Looking at the numbers, I feel very comfortable with Jeremy Sochan. Draymond is an unconventional player in this league, however he thrives well. That's exactly how Jeremy is. I'm not saying the spurs should start him, but Castle has not been shooting well this season either. Start either, but don't mock Sochan's shooting abilities when Castle has been missing as well. Look at Castle's offensive stats, and it'll show he is still developing. He had some big plays at the end of this game, but he also had two big turnovers that's being overlooked because we won. That being said, Castle does have a higher ceiling offensively and I think he's quite clutch. Sochan isn't not clutch, though, as he hit a big three last season vs. the Suns and has had other significant moments down the wire. Give him time to find rhythm after his injury instead of utterly mocking him. I don't think we'll trade him, because the Spurs want to turn him into a Draymond type, who has helped the Warriors win several chips. That being said, if Spurs do something like they did with George Hill, I'm not complaining…
52:42 Naaaah Mike 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good riddance to Mike McCarthy. A background investigation of his past record shows he never should have been hired. He only won a SB b/c of his QB. And Dak Prescott has proven he cannot produce in the playoffs. Bad combo but Jerry Jones, a terrible GM, wants coaches he can control. That is why Belichick won't be coaching the Cowboys, unless Jones treats it like a Bill Parcells hire.
The Militia Guy is back. I say "No" to trading Castle b/c Area 51 is too great a marketing tool.
Seriously, the guy is going to be a stud. Combine him with WemVP and Sochan and Vassell + two lottery picks in 2025, the Spurs will win it all in VW's third year. WemVP will be DPOY this year. Next season he will be MVP, DPOY and Spurs will have rings, and Castle will win MIP award in his sophomore season.
Divorce with a girlfriend? Not a good look for you. Christmas is for Christians.