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Colin reacts to the Warriors winning their 4th NBA championship in 8 years and why he was rooting for their dynasty to continue in a post Kevin Durant era. He explains why Steph Curry didn't need his first NBA Finals MVP in order to validate the greatness of his career thus far. He also defends Jayson Tatum from criticism about his poor performance late in these NBA Finals. Plus, 2-time NBA Champion Kenny Smith joins the show to tell Colin when he knew the Warriors were going to be a special dynasty in the NBA.
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This Warriors team is an enjoyable dynasty to watch
Steph Curry didn't have to win Finals MVP to validate his career
Jayson Tatum needs more help around him
Guest: Antoine Walker
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Celtics need to add some pieces to compete for a title
Tomorrows headlines today
Guests: Kenny Smith, Jason McIntyre
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NBA free agency and rumors
The Sixers plan on keeping James Harden
Guest: Tracy McGrady
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Chris and Keith get together to break down the biggest stories in the world of boxing from the last week. Later, Chris gives you his best bets for Artur Beterbiev v Joe Smith Jr. #Herd
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The guys discuss the Warriors winning their fourth title in the modern era before getting to Drake's latest surprise album drop. #Herd
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John discusses what NFL players would command if there was a LIV Golf-style raid on NFL talent, why the Chargers going cheap on head coach with their stacked roster is a mistake, why Middlekauff is taking the L on his Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Steelers trade take, why Amazon should have given Richard Sherman the bag to call games with Al Michaels, and why Mekhi Becton busting isn’t surprising.
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Draymond Green is joined by Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, and Gary Payton II to celebrate and react to the Golden State Warriors winning their fourth championship in the modern era. #Herd
Produced by: Jackson Safon
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Colin and Hoops Tonight and Lakers Tonight Podcast host Jason Timpf react to the Warriors closing out the Celtics in Boston with a convincing Game 6 win. They also look at how their 4th title impacts Steph and the dynasty’s legacy, the significance of winning without KD, and what teams can challenge the Dubs in 2023.
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Ahead of tonight's massive game 6 of the NBA Finals, Colin points out the massive difference between Jayson Tatum and Steph Curry. He reacts to the huge contract the Steelers gave to another defensive player and argues Pittsburgh's days of championship contention are over. He also believes Tom Brady's competitive spirit is nearly at an end after a historically unparalleled career of greatness. Plus, former head coach David Fizdale joins the show to give his analysis on the NBA Finals matchup between the Warriors and the Celtics.
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