Jason Concepcion: That was a clip from the new five-part Netflix docu-series Untold, which brings fresh eyes to various epic tales from sports. Some people have control over their emotions.
If that athlete is going through something, people tend to-and it’s not for a fault, it’s just natural-like, people tend to compare their own situation to what’s going on with that athlete. Renee Montgomery: You know, a lot of times, Jason, it seems like, people, whenever they see a situation going on with an athlete or said athlete, you can replace Simone Biles, with any athlete, LeBron James, any athlete.
And so it’s just been so frustrating to watch this happen. And I understand that people aren’t ready to do that. You have to know about this other stuff in order to be able to talk about this in a way that does it justice. Jason Concepcion: This particular story, and many others, but this one in particular requires people like, you got to do the work. Plus, Roger Bennett joins the show to talk about the life and death of the European Super League and how social justice movements by American athletes influence sports culture overseas.ĭon’t forget to smash the subscribe button at for exclusive video clips and to watch ALL CAPS NBA. Later in the show, they discuss the unfair media coverage of Simone Biles and what they think about Russell Westbrook being traded to the Lakers.
This week on Takeline, Jason and Renee talk to Jermaine O’Neal about the infamous Malice At The Palace brawl.
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