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This week on Politely Raw, Pacman Jones flies solo as Drew Butler takes the day off, but University of Tennessee legend and 12-year pro Ron Slay steps in to break down a wild week in sports. The guys dive deep into the NBA Conference Finals, starting with the Spurs taking on the Thunder. They discuss why Victor Wembanyama is the true face of the league, how Gregg Popovich's influence is still shining through Coach Mitch Johnson, and why Wemby desperately needs a veteran enforcer on the court. They also analyze the Knicks' massive 20-point comeback against the Cavaliers, exposing the defensive game plan against James Harden and Donovan Mitchell's late-game struggles.
Later, Pacman and Ron react to an NBA player poll naming Memphis and Washington as the worst cities to play in, discuss Aaron Rodgers' playing future with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and evaluate Joe Burrow's bold Super Bowl claims for the Bengals. Finally, Michael "Sully" Sullivan joins the show for Mental Health Month to talk about the "Check on Your Teammates" initiative before previewing the NHL Finals clash between the Vegas Golden Knights and Colorado, plus Montreal's chances against Carolina.
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By Pacman JonesThis week on Politely Raw, Pacman Jones flies solo as Drew Butler takes the day off, but University of Tennessee legend and 12-year pro Ron Slay steps in to break down a wild week in sports. The guys dive deep into the NBA Conference Finals, starting with the Spurs taking on the Thunder. They discuss why Victor Wembanyama is the true face of the league, how Gregg Popovich's influence is still shining through Coach Mitch Johnson, and why Wemby desperately needs a veteran enforcer on the court. They also analyze the Knicks' massive 20-point comeback against the Cavaliers, exposing the defensive game plan against James Harden and Donovan Mitchell's late-game struggles.
Later, Pacman and Ron react to an NBA player poll naming Memphis and Washington as the worst cities to play in, discuss Aaron Rodgers' playing future with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and evaluate Joe Burrow's bold Super Bowl claims for the Bengals. Finally, Michael "Sully" Sullivan joins the show for Mental Health Month to talk about the "Check on Your Teammates" initiative before previewing the NHL Finals clash between the Vegas Golden Knights and Colorado, plus Montreal's chances against Carolina.
Timestamps
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.