At 6-69 pounds, do you think, was it, Moo-2? Is that how you pronounce his name, Moo-2?

Moo-2 could beat LeBron in a game to 21?

Well, he's shorter than LeBron, but he weighs more. Well, it says here, abilities, pressure,

unnerved, hidden ability. Right, so he's got composure, psychic, yeah, he can anticipate moves and stuff like that.

Yeah, maybe you can pull it off.

Maybe. What do you mean? Maybe.

The people need answers.

Where's your journalistic integrity, Stephen?

Fine.

If you won't figure it out, I will. I'm going to go and Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that's dropping dimes and breaking ankles.

Yeah, I barely understood what I said either, but I had to brush up on the old sports vocab because just a few weeks ago we were treated to an incredibly memeish moment from sports analyst Stephen A Smith. At the end of his show, the Stephen A Smith's show, he typically shifts

gears from talking about sports to answering fan questions from Twitter about literally anything.

This has varied wildly.

From who would your starting five pick me from the Sesame Street?

First of all, my start by cookie cookie monster.

What kind of bender would you be?

You know what, when I watch Aquaman, I think water?

Or who you think the best Spongebob athlete is.

Now Spongebob with the big square head,

I gotta consider that, because I always wish I had a big square head.

It's pretty random and it's kind of hilarious to watch him

stumble his way through pop culture references. Ladies and gentlemen,

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