You WON'T BELIEVE Yankees Gerrit Cole's Opt Out Clause (12/18)
Word of the Day - Schadenfreude. Executives and fans share this feeling for rivals. And it's ok! (1:00) Jaguars fire Tom Coughlin. The Owner says he was going to be fired after the season. Why do it now? What really happened? (2:07) You won't believe Gerrit Cole's unique opt out structure in his contract and why he texted Giancarlo Stanton after Cole signed with the New York Yankees (8:09) Why did Nike make Major League Baseball an offer they couldn't refuse? (16:00) So you wanna talk to Samson? David answers a question from a listener about Carmelo Anthony buying his number 7 for only $3,000 (21:09) Why did the Golden State Warriors leave out Kevin Durant on a tribute video on Twitter? David's been there before and explains the pettiness from the Warriors (29:21) Why is the NAVY preventing Boston Red Sox prospect Noah Song from fulling his dream playing Major League Baseball? (32:25) David Samson reviews Survivor Season 39 (35:53) David is on fire with his picks of the day. Find out who he likes in the Lakers Bucks match-up in the NBA (41:09) #WaitToSee American Airlines Arena needs a new name and David has some suggestions (43:10)
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