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Scott Van Pelt on Tiger, Why He Still Loves Kevin Durant, and Potential Hobbies. Plus, an NBA Playoff Team Draft.

Before SVP comes on, Ryen talks about a potential Celtics-Nets matchup, Luka’s injury concern, and which teams might blow it up if things go bad

By Ryen Russillo
Indiana Pacers v Brooklyn Nets Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images


Ryen opens with some NBA observations before the playoffs begin, including a potential Celtics-Nets matchup, Luka’s injury concern, and which teams might blow it up if things go bad (0:37). Then, he chats with his old friend Scott Van Pelt about Tiger and the Masters, his love for Kevin Durant, an NBA playoff team draft, and why SVP needs a hobby (22:52). Finally, he closes it out with some listener-submitted Life Advice questions (1:03:35).

Host: Ryen Russillo
Guests: Scott Van Pelt
Producers: Kyle Crichton and Steve Ceruti

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