S&P’s Why Not Us: Episode #15

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## Why Not Us — Episode 15 (Halloween Special) **Hosts:** Scott Greenhut & Peter Oltchick **Recorded:** Halloween --- ### Show Notes with Timestamps **0:00 — Cold Open** - Scott shares that a colleague's son was just called up by the Washington Capitals. **0:25 — Halloween Intro** - Scott (Indiana Jones) and Peter (Waldo) record on Halloween. "The scariest thing in New York right now is the Jets pass defense." **1:23 — World's Largest Pumpkin** - New Guinness World Record set October 10th: **3,156 lbs** by Rhode Island's Ron Wallace — first pumpkin ever to clear 3,000 pounds, beating the prior record by 200+ lbs. - Wallace is taking a year off: "Let someone else chase it for a year. If someone breaks it, I'll get back at it." **3:26 — Show Overview** - Today's lineup: Brewers' World Series title, PTI's 25th anniversary, Knicks' early play, and more NFL. **3:54 — NFL: New York Giants (4-2-1, 1st in NFC East)** - **Week 6 vs. Saints (4:19):** Dominated the first half but collapsed in 90 seconds — kickoff return, 58-yard field goal, fumble recovery TD with one second left. Jameis Winston implodes; Giants outgained NO 461-318 but lost the turnover battle 4-1. - **Week 7 vs. Texans (5:31):** J.J. McCarthy — 20/28, 252 yards. Cam Skattebo runs for 124 yards and a backflip TD. Defense holds C.J. Stroud to a season-low 153 yards. Giants win in OT after a prevent defense scare. - **Playoff odds (7:02):** The Athletic — 52% playoffs, 44.8% division. ESPN — 35% playoffs, 31% division. Potential QB controversy brewing. **7:48 — NFL: New York Jets (2-5)** - Week 6 vs. Dolphins: Outcoached and outplayed. Red zone and short-yardage failures continue. - **Stat of doom (8:16):** Opponents 107, Jets 6 in the last two minutes of the first half over the last 24 games. - Peter wants more wins, more Garrett Wilson targets inside the 10, and opportunistic selling at the trade deadline. **10:12 — NFL Trade Deadline (Nov 10)** - **Giants targets:** Running back (Jonathan Taylor, Tony Pollard), defensive line (Grover Stewart). Colts reportedly open to Taylor trade proposals. - **Jets angle:** Indy's first-round pick could improve with a Taylor trade. - **Buffalo Bills (13:00):** Super Bowl aspirations but weak defense — could target a safety and/or edge rusher. **13:33 — MLB: Milwaukee Brewers — World Series Champions** - 103 regular-season wins, 11-2 in the playoffs, won in five games. Deepest lineup, cleaner defense, dominant bullpen. - **WS MVP: William Contreras (14:19):** 19 hits (led all of baseball), OPS over 1,000, threw out 5 of 10 runners. Eighth catcher ever to win WS MVP. 67% success on 33 ABS challenges in regular season, 10/13 in the World Series. - **Christian Yelich & Robin Yount (15:27):** On-field embrace echoed Patrick Ewing and Cat Clemens after Game 5. - **Pat Murphy (15:42):** Called his team "orange lifesavers" — the overlooked will be more motivated. - **Jake Bowers / Bob Uecker (16:26):** Bowers gave the final-out ball to Coach Murphy. Robin Yount drove Uecker's Harley onto the parade stage. **17:11 — MLB Hot Stove Preview** - Likely lockout December 1st — expect a rush of signings before the deadline. Last lockout: six players signed nine-figure deals before Thanksgiving. - **Top free agent: Tarik Skubal (17:59):** Projected 7-8 years, $350M+, potentially topping Yamamoto's AAV. - **Mets priorities (18:44):** Starting pitching — Skubal, Clay Holmes reunion, Michael King. First base gap could mean Jake Bowers or Ty France. - Freddy Peralta: Mets traded him in July — an Act II seems unlikely for both sides. **19:56 — 25th Anniversary: Pardon the Interruption** - Tony Kornheiser and Mike Wilbon — former Washington Post sportswriters, still the best to ever do it on TV. Both hosts signed through 2028. - Show's secret sauce: thoughtful, organic, entertaining debate between two guys who genuinely enjoy each other's company. **22:05 — NHL: New York Rangers** - Goaltending crisis: Igor's absence exposes the crease. Dylan Garand reverting to middling form. Three straight losses: 5-4 at Toronto, 7-4 at Ottawa, 6-3 vs. LA. - Bright spots: Adam Fox piling up assists, Alexis Lafrenière breaking out, J.T. Miller playing like a captain. - Connor Hellebuyck released by Winnipeg — now a New Jersey Devil. Rangers too invested in Igor to pursue him. **24:44 — "What's the Word?" — Knicks' Opening Two Weeks** - Scott says **"Rusty"** (24:54) — short summer, Brunson wrist surgery, poor shooting, not cohesive but effort is there. - Peter says **"Sluggish"** (25:37) — natural letdown, Drummond replacing Mitchell Robinson, Mike Brown waiting for big leads to experiment with rotations. **26:39 — "What's the Word?" — Sixers vs. Celtics, Nov 10** - Scott says **"Fraught"** (26:46) — Jaylen Brown's first game against Boston after being traded for Paul George. Brown and Tatum not exchanging love notes. Brown skipped the preseason matchup and watched from the locker ...

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