Join us for another briefing in The War Room!
On this episode, we’ll discuss…
– The growing number of athletes with Covid
– NBA players deciding to opt-out of the remainder of the season
– FBI determines the noose in Bubba’s garage was not a hate crime
– Which is a harder game to play? Football or Basketball
– Rad…in HD!
– Pander Express
…and MORE!
“This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen.”
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Join us for this week’s briefing in The War Room:
On episode #519, we will discuss:
– Our favorite ballers of all-time
– The Last Dance, eps. 5&6
– TWO former heavyweight champions returning to the ring
– Domestic disputes…at gunpoint
– Frank Gore: The Little Engine that couldN’T……..stop
– R.I.P. Don Shula
…and MUCH more!
“This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen.”
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Join us in The War Room this week for our 500th episode!!!
We’ll be joined by some blasts from the past for this milestone show. We’ll also bring back some old segments you haven’t heard in a while and take some calls from some longtime supporters.
We’ll discuss:
– NFL Wildcard Round
– Jason Garrett’s future in or out of Dallas
– A look back at the impact of the now late David Stern
– Jameis’ 30 for 30
– Sixers need for offensive help
– Birthdays and This Date in Sports History
…and MUCH more!
“This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen.”
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Join us for another 2 hours in the room that wasn’t built on lazy hot takes! (Shots fired)
After 14 years, Tiger Woods captured his 5th title at The Masters, and after 11 years, his 15th major championship overall. We’ll discuss his climb back to the top of the mountain and if we think there are any more major titles in his future.
The NBA Playoffs are underway and several of the series have already begun to get a bit chippy. We’ll give our thoughts on the progress of each one.
As usual, we’ll talk weird sports news of the week, give birthday shout-outs, and more!
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Joel Rodriguez, Marc Nicoleau, and Azzan Thompson chop it up about everything in the Association.
Tune in to Corner 3!
NBA fans!!!
Joel Rodriguez, Marc Nicoleau, and Azzan Thompson chop it up about everything in the Association.
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Joel, Ray, and X talk all things basketball!
Kyrie Irving has demanded a trade from the Cleveland Cavaliers and the sports world has gone bonkers.
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Many believe that the worst position as a franchise in the NBA is to be a fringe contender. You're not good enough to realistically challenge for a championship, but never have a shot at getting lottery talent from skating into the playoffs every year just to leave your fanbase disappointed. The Toronto Raptors in the East, and the LA Clippers in the West, are both arguably in this position. However, both franchises have accomplished more in the last few years than in their entire history. So the question is... is it time for each team to blow it up?
Also, the NBA second round, despite their blowouts, still has some intriguing matchups. Who will win the battle of Texas? And is the funeral series a budding rivalry?
The story of the NBA Playoffs first round is most commonly breakout performances by the could-be future of the league, and the 2017 first round has certainly not lacked such standouts. John Wall has led the Wizards, the Greek Freak has led the Bucks, and we haven't even discussed the two-man MVP race going head-to-head out West in Russell Westbrook and James Harden. Who has been the most impressive thus far in the first round?
There has also been a very surprising development out in the East as the first seed Celtic find themselves trailing to the largely disappointing Chicago Bulls. Can the Bulls complete the upset, and what does that mean for the East as a whole?
