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Doc Rivers drops by to talk with David Aldridge and Wos Lambre on the Last Dance, Mike's politics and whether athletes need to speak out, Kawhi Leonard and the state of the NBA season.
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Ethan Sherwood Strauss drops by to talk with David and Wos about his new book 'The Victory Machine: The Making and Unmaking of the Warriors Dynasty.
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Jack McCallum and Melissa Isaacson join David Aldridge and Wos Lambre to share stories on covering the Bulls Dynasty recapping the ESPN documentary 'The Last Dance.'
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David Aldridge and BIG Wos talk to NBA legend Charles Barkley, about quarantine life and Cornavirus. Diversity and inclusion in NBA media. AAU Basketball. The G-League. Jordan's greatness and mending the fence with MJ. Lessons learned while entering the league and playing with some of the All Time greats in Philly, including Moses Malone. How good Andrew Toney was, and nobody knows it. What should the NBA do about the rest of the season?
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In the latest episode of Hoops Adjacent, David Aldridge and BIG Wos talk to Shams Charania and Timberwolves reporter Jon Krawczynski on Shams' interview with Kevin Garnett and scathing comments about former employer and owner of the Timberwolves, Glen Taylor. Also, Oklahoma State Football coach Mike Gundy's tone-deaf coronavirus rant.
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Trail Blazers' CJ McCollum drops in to chat with David Aldridge and BIG Wos. The guys talk about how life has been for CJ during the hiatus, how he balances his business, playing ball and other things. Also, they feedback on the situation in Philadelphia and Joel Embiid paying at will employees during the crisis, and why fans side with Corporate Billionaires instead of the Players.
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Michele Roberts, Executive Director of the National Basketball Players Association with David Aldridge and Wos Lambre on Coronavirus, NBA player concerns moving forward, how it may affect player salaries, and even the CBA. Also Rudy Gobert's relationship with other players after being the first to test positive, and why people are singling out players for getting tested. Specifically the Mayor of NYC Bill de Blasio intimating they were getting preferential treatment.
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Hoops Adjacent, David Aldridge, Wos Lambre, Marcus Thompson and Ethan Strauss deconstruct how the NBA handled the Coronavirus crisis and whether money was prioritized over the well being of fans.
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In the latest edition of Hoops Adjacent David Aldridge and BIG Wos talk with legendary coach Stan Van Gundy about why the Bucks should be heavy favorites to win the NBA title. How Coach Budenholzer has built this team to win in the playoffs. Plus, making peace with Dwight Howard and how one bad move can define a person's career. The Magic days and Hedo Turkoglu. At the top of the show, Wos and David talk about the Spike Lee and James Dolan incident and what it signals to the fans. And how NBA players are leveraging Style to get opportunities off the court.
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ESPN's Amin Elhassan drops by to talk about why only black players get preference in Front Offices across the league, why the Suns went with Shaq and what could have been, the Rockets reasons for going small and reasoning why the Jazz and Nuggets are not what we thought they'd be.
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