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Chris talks to KOC about how he watches defense before bringing on Raja Bell to discuss the Nets’ unstoppable offense and what this poor of a defensive team winning a championship would mean to NBA history
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Chris is joined by Real Ones cohost Raja Bell to discuss the impossibility of guarding the Brooklyn Nets as well as the Nets’ defensive ability and what winning a championship with their caliber of defense would mean to NBA history. Later, Chris is joined by cohost of The Mismatch and Ringer NBA University Kevin O’Connor to figure out how to watch for good defense and more (21:00).
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