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Tweet of the Week: Taz Weighs In on Jay Z Lacrosse Story

This “whole Jay Z saying lacrosse is soft in a song to dis Drake” thing is just getting out of hand. I think the situation blew up way more than it needed to in the lacrosse world, but one good response was from former pro wrestler (and Long Island lax dad) Taz.
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This “whole Jay Z saying lacrosse is soft in a song to dis Drake” thing is just getting out of hand (and if you don’t know what I’m talking about check out Chris’s recap here). I think the situation blew up way more than it needed to in the lacrosse world, but one good response was from former pro wrestler (and Long Island lax dad) Taz.

Taz is actually a big lacrosse fan because his son plays, and he even gave us a shoutout way back when in December 2012. We ended up chatting with him on our site about his involvement with lacrosse

Maybe he should just step in and tell Jay Z how lacrosse really is, and it would just end this whole fiasco. Works for me!

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