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Tate and J. Kyle Mann discuss Curry’s incredible 50-point performance against the Kings and introduce a new segment
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The Ringer’s Tate Frazier is joined by J. Kyle Mann to discuss Steph Curry’s 50-point performance to close out the Warriors-Kings series and the supremely exciting Lakers-Warriors Round 2 matchup (2:34) before asking the question on everyone’s mind, “Who is HIM?” (32:10), and giving out some shout-outs in a new adopted segment called Tip Jar (48:11).
Host: Tate Frazier
Guest: J. Kyle Mann
Producer: Kyle Crichton
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