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The Unlucky Warriors, Harden’s Next Move and the Semi-Resurgent Pats With Kevin O’Connor and Nora Princiotti

Plus, Bill’s Million-Dollar Picks for NFL Week 11

By Bill Simmons, Kevin O'Connor, and Nora Princiotti
2019 NBA Finals - Toronto Raptors v Golden State Warriors Photo by Joe Murphy/NBAE via Getty Images


The Ringer’s Bill Simmons is joined by Kevin O’Connor to discuss Klay Thompson’s season-ending injury, an open NBA investigation involving the Bucks-Kings trade, Gordon Hayward opting out of his contract with the Celtics, post–NBA draft thoughts, Harden trade rumors, and more. (2:00). Then Bill talks with Nora Princiotti about salvaging this Patriots season, Tua Tagovailoa, the superb coaching of Miami head coach Brian Flores, Coach of the Year candidates, and more (56:00) before Bill gives out his Million-Dollar Picks for NFL Week 11 (1:15:00).

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