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NFL Playoff Narratives and NBA Talk With Chris McGill

Plus, Mike and Jesse discuss Fanatics selling its stake in Candy Digital

By Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Buffalo Bills v New England Patriots Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images


Mike and Jesse start the pod by talking about some NFL playoff narratives and their potential impact on the hobby (6:21). Then, they are joined by Chris McGill to talk about some of the new features on Card Ladder (24:14), and discuss the first NBA All-Star voting returns (31:01). Later, they discuss Fanatics selling their stake in Candy Digital, as well as some other news and new releases (1:02:10). Then, they finish by answering some of your mailbag questions (1:14:37).

Hosts: Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson
Guest: Chris McGill
Associate Producer: Carlos Chiriboga

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