Hello, friends. Since Thursday is Thanksgiving, we’re bringing you the latest episode of the Dime Podcast a day early. This week you’re stuck with just me hosting as Martin Rickman got a DNP – Life Stuff on this week’s episode. That said, the conversation was still very fun as we had the great Jason Concepcion (@netw3rk) from The Ringer join us this week.
Jason and I talked about the Knicks being fun for the first time in a long time, the Clippers being bad (and reminiscing about Mike Woodson), the infuriatingly good Celtics with young players that play like veterans, and why everyone who left Russell Westbrook and OKC this summer is suddenly really good.
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Here is the full rundown of this week’s discussion:
- The Knicks being a pleasant surprise
- Kristaps Porzingis’ greatness
- The weird dichotomy of the Knicks’ old point guards and 19-year-old Frank Ntilikina
- What’s wrong with Lonzo Ball
- Have the Clippers quit on Doc Rivers
- Jason reads “fire Doc Rivers” tweets
- WOODY BACK
- That time Mike Woodson showed up to a game without eyebrows
- The unstoppable Celtics
- Brad Stevens’ wizardry in getting a young team that’s never played together to be a great defensive team
- The dominant Kyrie-Horford combo
- How obnoxious it is how good Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum are already
- Why everyone that left Oklahoma City and Russell Westbrook this summer is playing amazing basketball
- What do the Thunder need to do to figure things out
- Who emerges from the bottom of the West as playoff teams
And much, much more!
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