3-25-26 Hour 2 - Jaded by Jokic's greatness/Crazy food at Coors Field/Oh, By the Way...

The podcast opens with a recap of the Denver Nuggets' dominant 125-123 victory over the Phoenix Suns, highlighting Nikola Jokic's 23-17-17 triple-double and the team's clutch struggles despite a strong lead. The hosts dive into a deep discussion about Jokic's historic season—averaging 28 points, 13 rebounds, and 10.6 assists on elite shooting percentages—yet being overlooked for MVP, with odds of +7,500. They express disbelief that such a performance is now considered 'just another night' for Jokic, highlighting how his consistency has numbed fans and analysts alike. The conversation shifts to the Nuggets' defensive shortcomings, particularly in non-Jokic minutes and late-game execution, and questions whether the coaching staff’s defensive philosophy is to blame. The hosts then pivot to a humorous yet pointed critique of MLB’s uneven opening day scheduling, followed by a lively debate on the absurdity of stadium food innovations like the Glazilla (a two-foot hot dog), taco momolona with Hot Cheetos, and pizza donuts. They contrast this with their preference for simple, classic ballpark fare. The segment ends with a discussion on Tiger Woods’ potential return to the Masters, the NBA’s expansion into Vegas and Seattle (with $7–10 billion price tags), and a quirky neighborhood dispute involving a loud motorcycle rider and a neighbor’s complaint about 'incestuous revving.'