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Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Joel Anderson assess the life and career of basketball coach Bobby Knight, who died last week at age 83. They also review Victor Wembanyama’s awe-inspiring opening weeks in the NBA. Finally, the Athletic’s Dan Robson joins to discuss the tragic death of hockey player Adam Johnson, who was slashed in the neck by a skate blade.
Knight (4:39): The legendary coach was a symbol of toughness and egomania.
Wemby (24:45): The French giant is even better than we thought.
Hockey death (45:25): Will a horrifying on-ice tragedy change anything about the game?
Afterball (1:08:39): Josh on the latest abuse allegations against tennis player Alexander Zverev.
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Stefan Fatsis, Josh Levin, and Joel Anderson assess the life and career of basketball coach Bobby Knight, who died last week at age 83. They also review Victor Wembanyama’s awe-inspiring opening weeks in the NBA. Finally, the Athletic’s Dan Robson joins to discuss the tragic death of hockey player Adam Johnson, who was slashed in the neck by a skate blade.
Knight (4:39): The legendary coach was a symbol of toughness and egomania.
Wemby (24:45): The French giant is even better than we thought.
Hockey death (45:25): Will a horrifying on-ice tragedy change anything about the game?
Afterball (1:08:39): Josh on the latest abuse allegations against tennis player Alexander Zverev.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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