B&C Morning Show: Wally Szczerbiak Vs. The World... And Craig Carton
Wally Szczerbiak made the trip to Manhattan this morning so he could sit down face-to-face with Craig and break down last night's NBA draft. Szczerbiak is a basketball analyst for the CBS Sports Network - so it is essentially his job to watch the draft - but like Craig, he admitted that overall the event was a bore. With that said he did play close attention to everything that was going on, which is why Al Dukes invited him in to sort it all out with Craigie.
According to Wally, both the Knicks and the Nets did well for themselves last night at the Prudential Center. He loves the Nets' efforts to land Providence guard Marshon Brooks and was especially complimentary of the Knicks' 2nd round "steal" of Josh Harrellson, the big man (6'10" - 245lbs. kinda' big) out of Kentucky.
As the conversation went on and Craig & Wally became more comfortable with one another. The talk veered away from the topic of basketball, although Craig was sure to get his take on Jimmer Fredette's future in the league and the Cavs selecting Duke standout Kyrie Irving, who Szczerbiak called "the real-deal,' with the No. 1 overall pick.
From there Craig filled Wally in on a game called "Down & Dirty" that he used to play back in college with his fraternity brothers with the hopes of gettin' a little "action." As Eddie was quick to point out, Szczerbiak probably did not have to stoop to such levels to attract the company of the opposite sex during his college years, so such a childish game was likely foreign to him. Eddie was correct in his assumption.
They finished things off by playing the new game sweeping the radio dials called "Vs. the World", as we pitted "Wally Szczerbiak vs. the World" (so to speak) and the Miami of Ohio University graduate passed with flying colors...
LISTEN: Wally Szczerbiak vs. the Wold... And Craig Carton (6/24)
