The Odd Couple with Rob Parker & Kelvin Washington

Chris and Rob discuss whether the Los Angeles Clippers made the right decision by letting Paul George walk for nothing, tell us how much pressure is on Joel Embiid now that he’s got a legitimate Big 3 in Philadelphia and explain why the Boston Celtics are making the right decision by looking to sell the team. Plus, FOX Sports Radio NBA insider Marc Stein swings by to discuss all the latest happenings around NBA Free Agency.

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Chris and Rob discuss whether Klay Thompson made the right move picking the Dallas Mavericks over the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency, explain why the Oklahoma City Thunder are now within the inner circle of NBA championship contenders and take a trip out to Shekel City for Rob’s nightly bets. Plus, The Athletic’s Anthony Slater swings by to discuss why the Golden State Warriors were comfortable with letting Thompson leave, how the fishbowl of Los Angeles may have swayed Thompson’s free agency decision, whether Steph Curry and Draymond Green tried to compel the front office to keep Klay, where the team goes from here now that the Big Three has finally broken up and much more!

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In this episode, Cam is joined by Pro Bowl pass rusher Josh Allen at the Sack Summit Weekend Cam co-hosted with Maxx Crosby and Von Miller in Las Vegas. Josh sits down to reflect on his breakout 17.5 sack season, and break bread with Cam on how to take his game to the next level. Cam and Josh discuss the goals of the Sack Summit and the importance of sharing their knowledge with the young bucks coming up. Josh also shares how changing his entire routine, from reading books from Kobe Bryant’s mentor, to listening to jazz, to sitting in a dark room, were keys to his breakout season. He also talks about why he and Trevor Lawrence are on the same page about what it’ll take to bring a Super Bowl to Jacksonville. All this and more. So, tap in!

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Chris Broussard and his crew of fill-in co-hosts (Martin Weiss and Shaun King) debate whether the upcoming NBA Draft is a microcosm for the ‘international takeover’ currently going on in the NBA, share their thoughts on JJ Redick publicly shooting down allegations that he called a woman the N-word back in college and explain why they have no issue with Rich Paul pulling the strings to ensure that Bronny James gets drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers.

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Former NFL quarterback Shaun King is in for Rob, and he and Chris discuss what the Dejounte Murray trade means for the New Orleans Pelicans, whether this mean Trae Young’s days in Atlanta are numbered as well, if LeBron James’ legacy when he retires will be mostly for his on-court or off-court accomplishments and whether Tua Tagovailoa should be willing to accept a below-market deal to stay with the Miami Dolphins.

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Former NFL quarterback Shaun King is in for Rob, and he and Chris discuss whether Tua Tagovailoa should be willing to accept a below-market deal to stay with the Miami Dolphins, why the San Francisco 49ers are all-in on Brock Purdy, the backlash that LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers are taking following the selection of Bronny in the NBA Draft, and the bizarre story that led to Kyle Filipowski falling out of the first round of the NBA Draft.

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Former NFL quarterback Shaun King is in for Rob, and he and Chris discuss if LeBron James’ legacy when he retires will be mostly for his on-court or off-court accomplishments, and the Odd Couple Crew debates The Slap Heard Around the World between Will Smith and Chris Rock. Plus, Locked on 76ers podcast host John Mitchell swings by to discuss how the team plans to spend all their money in free agency, whether or not Paul George is still an option for them and much more!

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Former NFL quarterback Shaun King is in for Rob, and he and Chris discuss what makes draft night so special for young players like Bronny James, what the Dejounte Murray trade means for the New Orleans Pelicans, whether this mean Trae Young’s days in Atlanta are numbered as well and why it’s fair to say that Aaron Rodgers is one of the most selfish athletes of the last 20 years. Plus, FOX Sports Radio and college basketball analyst Aaron Torres swings by to discuss Bronny’s NBA future, why he views Dalton Knecht as the steal of the draft, why it feels like foreign-born players are taking over basketball and much more!

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Former NFL quarterback Shaun King is in for Rob, and he and Chris explain why they have no issue with Rich Paul pulling the strings to ensure that Bronny James gets drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers, discuss how the first round of the NBA Draft proves that that international takeover of the league is in full effect and explain why Kevin Durant has to shoulder some of the blame for what’s gone wrong with the Phoenix Suns… but that doesn’t mean he should force a trade out of town.

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Former NFL quarterback Shaun King is in for Rob, and he and Chris explain why Kevin Durant has to shoulder some of the blame for what’s gone wrong with the Phoenix Suns… but that doesn’t mean he should force a trade out of town, why the additions of Mikal Bridges and OG Anunoby makes the New York Knicks a legitimate championship contender and discuss whether Bronny will outperform his draft position. Plus, former NBA veteran Anthony Tolliver swings by to discuss Bronny James’ transition to the NBA, how players in the Los Angeles Lakers locker room might respond to LeBron James’ son being on the team and the work he’s curently doing with former players in the world of insurance.

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