What We Love About Kai Budde l Unsleeved Podcast #54 l Magic: The Gathering Podcast MTG
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- We all learned at Pro Tour Modern Horizons 3 that Kai Budde's health has taken a turn for the worse, but his impact on Magic: The Gathering is unmatched
This week, Cedric Phillips and Patrick Sullivan share what they love about the German Juggernaut ♥️
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Credits:
Directed by: Jonathan Choi
Produced by: Cedric Phillips and Jonathan Choi
Edited by: Jonathan Choi
Written by: Cedric Phillips and Patrick Sullivan
Graphics by: Ray Dill
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Imagine if prime Michael Jordan wrote a free, monthly column detailing the preparation and strategic thinking for all six of his championship playoff runs. That was Kai in his peak. Except Kai had more championships.
who did kai write for? I'd love to read it
There is a pro tour top 8 report from 2010 at starcitygames. That is the oldest top result report I could find.
The German Juggernaut is one of the all-time greats.
It is truly sad that this is happening to him. When I heard the announcement, I was in tears. Kai and Finkel were the 2 best of that era.
They were the two best of ANY era. Kai before Finkle of course, but nobody has had the level of dominance. The stat line that blows my mind the most is for over three years, every 6 months Kai WON a pro tour.
It's sad to hear about Kai. His decks got me to see magic in a different light when I was younger. Dude will always be one of the best magic minds. I got to meet him once at a gp and he was super nice and giving of his time.
One of the most cosmically ironic outcomes of the announcement was it was literally 4 Days before the 85th anniversary of Lou Gehrigs "luckiest man on the face of this earth" speech
God Bless Kai, we'll always remember the German Juggernaut!
Oh man, that's really sad. I grew up admiring Kai's play. He was SO GOOD. Really hoping for the best for one of the GOAT's of the game.