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The Knicks, Mark Cuban’s Asking Price, and What We Need on ‘Thrones’ Season 7

This is what you missed on ‘Any Given Wednesday’

By The Ringer Staff

If you missed Episode 2 of Any Given Wednesday tonight, you don’t know what Bill Simmons’s one Game of Thrones wish is. You also don’t know how much Mark Cuban would be willing to sell his team for, and you probably don’t have sufficient sympathy for the Knicks fans in your life.

All is not lost. Watch the three clips below, and watch Any Given Wednesday on HBO on Demand, HBO GO, or HBO NOW. Set your DVR for next week! The show is on Wednesdays (duh) at 10 p.m. ET.

The Knicks’ Free-Agency Plight

Mark Cuban Does Not Need $3 Billion

#GetTheonsDickBack

Disclosure: HBO is an initial investor in The Ringer.

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