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Phil Mickelson’s Main Move – June 28, 2026

The Drew Lane Show

June 29, 2026

Phil Mickelson's bad behavior, Eli Zaret stop by as Detroit Lion Terrion Arnold faces life in prison, Corey Feldman on Jamie Kennedy's podcast, Oprah wipes out, Meghan Trainor's ailments, and guys whining about their big dongs.
Speakers: Drew Lane, Eli Zaret, Marc Fellhauer, Brandon, Terrion Arnold, Tamala Arnold, Sophie Cunningham, Ashley Perez
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And we will have a chance for you to win Champions Club tickets coming up soon. All right, wow, we have a lot to cover today.
Carmelo Anthony. This thing just keeps going and going and going. Lots to talk about there. Phil Mickelson's crazy life. We may have to go through this entire article.

**SPEAKER_6** (1:34)
Man is out of control.

**Marc Fellhauer** (1:36)
Alan Shipnuck. Wow. I mean, I just the gambling was wild.

**SPEAKER_6** (1:40)
I think he replaced the gambling with something else.

**Marc Fellhauer** (1:43)
What it sounds like if he's not gambling. Yeah. I have a great story about Matt Miller too. I don't. Did you see this story Eli about Matt Miller, the fantasy guy in ESPN?

**Eli Zaret** (1:52)
No, no.

**SPEAKER_6** (1:54)
Is this the car crash guy?

**Marc Fellhauer** (1:56)
Yeah.
He got in a car accident with a semi truck. And a lot of questions about his GoFundMe.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:04)
Oh, really?

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:05)
Yes. And some other things. This is a really interesting story. I think you guys are going to be very intrigued by it because I question GoFundMe's all the time.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:14)
Why does he have a GoFundMe? Because I thought-

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:16)
I guess ESPN doesn't have health insurance for their employees.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:19)
Not only that, but I thought Adam Schefter and another person were like, we're going to take care of his bills and help him out.

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:25)
Yeah, they sent a lot of money to his GoFundMe.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:27)
Oh, that's how they did it.

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:29)
Yeah, he had a GoFundMe- well, I'll just give you a little teaser. He had a GoFundMe for $10,000 eight days after the accident. By the way-

**SPEAKER_6** (2:36)
That's all it costs for an arm?

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:37)
Well, I guess does ESPN, they don't have health insurance for their employees? Is that the case?

**Eli Zaret** (2:41)
No, no, no. If you're a full-time employee, you got health insurance. He's probably-

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:44)
Well, that's weird. Why would he need 10 grand then?

**Eli Zaret** (2:46)
Well, he works on an independent contract is what it must mean.

**SPEAKER_6** (2:51)
Well, so he doesn't buy his own health insurance?

**Marc Fellhauer** (2:52)
I think he's a full-time ESPN employee. That's what people are saying. But then the GoFundMe, $25,000 floated and they raised it to $30,000. And then when more money floated and they raised it to $55,000.
So people are questioning, what's going on with his insurance at ESPN that he needs $55,000 for a catastrophic accident like that? And then the other part is that he crossed the double yellow line and hit the semi head on. So should people really be sending him all this money? But then there's some questions about his fantasy leagues, apparently taking a big 50% admin cut in his fantasy leagues and not playing winner, not paying the winners of his fantasy leagues.

**Eli Zaret** (3:31)
Maybe he is gambling himself.

**Marc Fellhauer** (3:33)
Yeah, it sounds like there's some real issues involving money.

**SPEAKER_6** (3:35)
Some are saying he should have lost his arm.

**Eli Zaret** (3:39)

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