Ryan Smith on working with Dwyane Wade & developing the Utah Jazz | The Pat McAfee Show
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- Ryan Smith on working with Dwyane Wade & developing the Utah Jazz | The Pat McAfee Show
Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith joins The Pat McAfee Show to discuss:
0:00 Discussing being the owner of the Jazz and trading Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell
4:30 How has it been working with Dwyane Wade
8:22 Premium seating
12:40 Developing the NBA
14:50 Have you figured out how to profit it off of digital?
16:55 Rudy Gobert COVID-19 situation
21:30 How does signing deals work?
24:20 How do you compete with other teams when looking for talent?
27:30 Do you want to own other teams?
30:15 J.J. Watt crashes interview
35:45 Kyle Van Noy joins the interview
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This show never fails to get the best interviews. Being a life long Utah Jazz fan in Rhode Island loved to see the Jazz getting some love. Smith is the energy this Franchise needed and im glad he is building Utah up in the sports world. Next up NHL. Transfer the Yotes
The broadcasting deal that Ryan got going is absolutely incredible for the fans. Cannot express how much I love how easy it is to get the games now.
On behalf of sports fans, I wanna thank Ryan Smith for setting up the new free TV deal that returns the games to KJZZ. We need to actually work hard to convince MORE owners to put these local games Over the Air to send a message that fans are TIRED of the Bally era and Enough is Enough of the company TAKING ADVANTAGE of fans everywhere.
Absolutely!
Go Jazz!!!
That's was trouble 😊
They don’t got foot ball in Croatia 🇭🇷
He is dominant for years, and how he plays and records.To be considered to be the number 1 or the goat in sports you are only in the conversation byi championships and other factors. No team athlete' player, no matter how great or dominant they are, can not or do win championships by themselves. Fact, Jordan(7 yrs) or James(9 yrs) from draft were dominant for years , and yet neither one had won a championship. Why? Chicago, Miami, and Cleveland have not won a championship since either one left teams.. Why? For many reasons but 1 factor has to be an advantage over the others to obtain 1st championships or may not. The team has won a championship already with coach, 2006 mvp player getting older and a big (3 star players) that James had for 1st championships(2012) To say he didn't learn anything from anyone or the experience itself, really? The Miami situation is similar to AD joining the Lakers. If you're dominant, a man, woman, or rich, you don't need to or justify or say what or who you are because you already know and you don't need others to validate you. To not show up for Dwayne induction into the hall of fame is almost as bad as no empathy for Kobo Bryant. We all make decisions, and they have consequences, responsibilities, and accountability that can sometimes determine our legacy. It is not about abilities or awards why you're are not the goat with people who seen jordon play or not(replays) Jordan made fans feel his journey in the nba, the good and bad, making him more relatable not unlikable 😮 No disrespect you are number 2 and I feel for your consequences your experience now in the latter part of your career with AD.
It got real quiet when they learned he graduated from the soaking capital of the world.
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Lmao Developing the jazz more like ainge ruining the franchise from day one trading the best player you had in franchise history and other good players for a team that’s not even better then the team they had two years ago but kept Clarkson for what you didn’t get Victor or scoot so you trade for John Collins like stop lying bro ainge thought he was cooking and wasn’t cooking shit
Danny Ainge didn't trade the best player in franchise history. John Stockton retired 20 years ago. 🙄
@@bradleysadler110 Lmao If I wasn’t bias I’m saying Malone before him but I am bias and also think Donovan will retire with better resume then both of them
@@jadenuniverse9541 he definitely has potential. I think it's important to separate greatest player and greatest Jazzman, tho. Donovan had a great five seasons, but other players accomplished more in SLC. This is an unpopular take, but I think that Rudy was a better Jazzman than Don. Don might retire with more accomplishments, but I think Rudy is the one between the two of them that deserves to have his number hanging in the rafters at the Delta Center.
@@jadenuniverse9541Stockton is the all-time leader in 2 of the 5 major statistical categories, and Malone is 3rd all time in scoring. Unless Mitchell gets some rings, no way he finishes with a better resume than those two. And it seems unlikely that Mitchell’s going to lead a squad to a ring. He might pick one up as a role player late in his career.
Mitchell-was-going-to-leave-in-free-agency-anyway-and-Gobert-made-too-much-money-for-a-guy-with-limited-offensive-abilities
Dude leave SLC and Utah blows!!! Beautiful landscape but the cult like vibe is legit scary.
What cult?
Self made billionaire???....Right...🤣🤣🤣
What’s incorrect about that? Isn’t that the term to describe someone who didn’t inherit their wealth, but built it up in their lifetime?
@@ChidOkiHis daddy helped him out a lot
@@swifftpurchase6490 His father was just a middle class man who started a business with his two sons? So he gave him a job. They are all three filthy rich because they built a company together. Still not inherited wealth. What am i missing? I only know the bare bones of the story so I really am curious as to why people try to say he just walked into wealth or somethinf