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Jarod and Jenna are back and they are joined by their friends Bryan Fonseca and Dexter Henry of the Ain't Hard to Tell Podcast. The NBA Bubble is working. There hasn't been a positive COVID test in two weeks. The NBA might actually finish its season.
The owners are "broke", Knicks have their new head coach in Tom Thibodeau and the on-court play has looked really good. Lakers and Clippers still look like they are on a collision course out west and the east will be so good with four viable contenders.
Plus, they discuss current era players vs. all-time greats and how we should be evaluating basketball. All that and more!
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Jarod and Jenna are back and the NBA bubble is here. Players and teams have arrived and training camp has begun. Who's looking good, who is rusty AF?
Some players are still trickling in, some have tested positive, and some have decided not to join the restart.
They finish the show on a light note, getting off jokes about players' extracurricular activities in the bubble and who is "flying in work"....
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Jarod and Jenna are back! The 22 teams set to resume the NBA season in Orlando, Florida are getting ready to make their way to the Magic Kingdom. Many questions are still unanswered.
Denver Nuggets All-NBA center Nikola Jokic tested positive in his home country of Serbia. A few players have already said they aren't going to the bubble. Plus, Kyrie Irving and Dwight Howard speaking for a silent majority?
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Jarod and Jenna are back to discuss the return of the NBA in the Disney World Resort bubble in Orlando, Florida. What will basketball look like and is this safe?
They also discuss the current climate in America and what seems like a moment of reckoning to address hundreds of years of systemic racism carried out by the state.
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Jarod is joined by Wosny Lambre aka "Big Wos", he's a cultural critic and NBA analyst for The Athletic.
They discuss Wos' unique path into the industry, and moving from NYC to LA. They also discuss the NBA potentially restarting and the motivations. Plus, they get into a deep internet hive discussion on "ANTI" vs. "Lemonade".
You can find Wos all over social media @BigWos
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Jarod and Jenna discuss the NBA moving closer to resuming the season in the Disney World Resort bubble.
And they breakdown the new Showtime documentary, executive produced by Kevin Durant and Rich Kleiman, "Basketball County: In The Water".
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Jarod is joined by Senior NBA Writer for The Athletic, and the author of "The Victory Machine: The Making and Unmaking of the Warriors Dynasty", Ethan Sherwood Strauss.
They discuss the logistics of book writing versus NBA reporting, and lift the curtain on what it's actually like within the NBA ecosystem. What was it like during the Warriors ascent? Does he have a relationship with Kevin Durant?
They end the episode discussing ways to improve the NBA for the fans and discuss when we might see basketball again.
You can follow Ethan on Twitter at @SherwoodStrauss
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Jarod and Jenna are back and they are joined by the founder and lead skills trainer of Basketball Society, Martin Soaries.
They discuss NBA facilities reopening and who might have an advantage. Plus the legacy of Michael Jordan and how the larger world is receiving the greatest player of all-time as we watch The Last Dance.
Martin also shares a new project at Basketball Society tied to Mental Health Awareness month.
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Jarod and Jenna are joined by their friends from the Ain't Hard To Tell Podcast, Bryan Fonseca and Dexter Henry.
They discuss the NBA potentially reopening facilities in states where "shelter in place" orders are lifted and their thoughts on the ESPN documentary, The Last Dance.
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The NCAA says it will adopt new name, image and likeness rules for athletes starting 2021-22. That's a loaded statement and it doesn't mean what you think it does.
Victoria Jackson, Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, and Andy Schwarz co-founder of The Professional Collegiate League and a sports economist join Jarod to discuss.
How does the NCAA economic system work? Who benefits? Who gets exploited? Will athletes get paid from their name, image, and likeness? All that and more!
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