Alex Caruso Might Have Us Modify The Yak Gauntlet After Yesterday

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Alex Caruso is a baller. The Bulls Shooting Guard is arguably the top perimeter defender in the NBA and he's got the clutch gene.

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And he was stopping by the office Tuesday for an interview with Pardon My Take, which will drop Friday and surely be a must listen, but Big Cat asked him to come a few minutes early and do the Yak Gauntlet. Alex went from his car to the studio for 3 minutes and right into the notorious relay race.

But it was during the final leg of the Gauntlet that Caruso tripped over the cornhole board. It's been there as a Mintzy type obstacle, but we may have to rethink it's positioning after a professional athlete tripped over it.

Shoutout to CaruShow for being a great sport about it all. Check out the full Yak here: