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James Harden Nets Trade Reaction & ‘Ringer NBA University’ Premiere

Kevin O’Connor, Jonathan Tjarks, and J. Kyle Mann break down the four-team trade involving James Harden going to Brooklyn before discussing the top rookies of the season so far, and more

By Kevin O'Connor, Jonathan Tjarks, and J. Kyle Mann
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Kevin O’Connor, Jonathan Tjarks, and J. Kyle Mann host the newest show on the Ringer NBA Show feed, Ringer NBA University. The show starts with a Ringer NBA live special instant reaction show where the guys discuss the four-team trade involving James Harden going to the Brooklyn Nets (0:47). Then they discuss the top rookies so far (33:01), including guys drafted outside the lottery that have been impressive. After that, they talk about a potential future no. 1 overall pick (01:38:58).

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