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Bill, Sean, and Jason break down Game 3 of the 1999 Eastern Conference finals and Larry Johnson’s iconic 4-point shot
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Was Larry Johnson’s 4-point shot the last truly great Knicks moment? Was he fouled in the first place? Why was basketball so BAD back then? Why did we still love it so much? And was it a coincidence that James Dolan took over the Knicks shortly thereafter and ruined all the fun? Bill breaks it all down with The Ringer’s Sean Fennessey and Jason Concepcion.
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Derek speaks with Matt Belloni about past writers strikes and the potential impacts of the current WGA strike
Tate Frazier hosts Bryan Curtis to discuss the state of the NBA media landscape
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Will Miami be able to slow down Nikola Jokic? Will Denver be able to cool off the Heat? The NBA Finals are set, and we’re breaking down the most pressing matchup questions each team will have to answer.
The series finale of Bill Hader’s hyper-violent dramatic comedy felt anticlimactic. Here’s why that was a fitting conclusion for the hit man turned actor.
Fire Joe Mazzulla? Trade Jaylen Brown? Shake up the rotation? Nothing should be off the table for Boston this summer after yet another disappointing postseason exit.
