They use the Shadow Show as a practice space to tune up and take practice swings before the main show, similar to a batter's circle in baseball.
The Shadow Show has evolved from a brief pre-show segment into a longer, nonsensical extra segment that doesn't make sense and feels like extra work for no reason.
They found humor in Caitlin Clark's golf shank and admired her resilience to immediately tee off again without showing embarrassment.
The hosts found it less offensive but more lame due to its lack of subtlety compared to the original Sam Cassell ball dance.
They were trying to be the 'liberal Joe Rogan' by discussing a big news dump that included the collection of non-human biologics from a crash site, indicating the possibility of other living beings in the universe.
They discussed how Spoelstra's instinct to call a timeout he didn't have was a result of his control freak nature and maximum rage, leading to a devastating realization that he cost his team the game.
The hosts found the situation humorous and ironic, given Alex Jones' role in spreading conspiracy theories and the dark humor potential of The Onion taking over InfoWars.
They saw it as a locker room talk among peers, with Elliott criticizing the Dolphins for being mentally soft, a trait they are historically known for, rather than a serious public accusation.
Today's cast: Dan, Amin, Chris, Jeremy, Jessica, Mike, and Roy. What exactly is the point of this Shadow Show we've been doing? Seriously. Like...why are we doing this? Then, we kick off the actual show with Caitlin Clark choking on the golf course, the Sam Cassell big ball dance after Giannis Antetokounmpo's new celebration, and Amin's take on Erik Spoelstra's last-second blunder. Plus, are WE the liberal Joe Rogan the left has been looking for all along? Also, Info Wars has been purchased by The Onion, and Dan doesn't believe one football team can actually "out tough" one another after DeShon Elliot called the Dolphins soft.
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