Author/freelance writer Chris Stevens joins The Broad Street Line to help us dig through all 10 episodes of The Last Dance documentary. Later in the show, we discuss the NBA’s plan to restart the season, and debate ESPN’s list of the top 74 players of all time.
Join us for another episode of your favorite sports show!
On this episode of The War Room, we’ll brief you on:
– The fallout from The Last Dance
– He Got Game 2
– DeAndre Baker and Quinton Dunbar, armed robbers???
– Steve Kerr: Lord of the Rings
– The NFL’s attempt to incentivize hiring minority coaches
…and MUCH more!
“This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen.”
Don’t miss it!!!
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Join us for another briefing in The War Room!
In this episode, we’ll discuss:
– Jameis Winston and Peyton Manning’s seemingly identical first 5 years (with Chuck Modiano)
– COVID-19
– Shaq’s spot on the Papa John’s board
– ESPN’s MJ/Bulls documentary, “The Last Dance”
– Fortnite tabs
…and MUCH more!
“This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen.”
Don’t miss it!!!
The story of the NBA Playoffs first round is most commonly breakout performances by the could-be future of the league, and the 2017 first round has certainly not lacked such standouts. John Wall has led the Wizards, the Greek Freak has led the Bucks, and we haven't even discussed the two-man MVP race going head-to-head out West in Russell Westbrook and James Harden. Who has been the most impressive thus far in the first round?
There has also been a very surprising development out in the East as the first seed Celtic find themselves trailing to the largely disappointing Chicago Bulls. Can the Bulls complete the upset, and what does that mean for the East as a whole?
The Central division has turned out to be quite the interesting mix of teams, with the emergence of the Greek Freak as a superstar, and the disappointment of teams like the Pacers. The Detroit Pistons and the Chicago Bulls may both fall into the category of disappointments as well, especially with the amount of talent on each squad.
First, for the Pistons, we will discuss the continuing development of Andre Drummond, what should be their true starting five, and where we stand on Reggie Jackson as a starting point guard.
Then, how the Bulls are like the Brooklyn Nets, a new nickname for Jimmy Butler, and what the Bulls should do about their point guard problem.
NBA Free Agency certainly has not lacked excitement, starting with the first shocking announcement of Kevin Durant going to the Warriors, but it has not stopped there. Dwyane Wade has also switched teams, and we wonder which one was more shocking?
We also discuss the best/worst deals in free agency thus far, and whether we agree with the sudden value of NBA deals.
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As the NBA regular season draws to a close, all eyes are on Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors in their chase for 73 wins, which would break the single season NBA record set by the Chicago Bulls during the Michael Jordan era. Will the Warriors pull it off, and what does that mean for their legacy? Can we declare them a dynasty if they go back-to-back? How many half-court shots does Curry need to hit before he just puts it in his array of shots? What would Klay Thompson look like on his own team?
Plus, the hosts will discuss unexpected playoff storylines, like the Lance Stephenson revenge tour, the possibly wide open Eastern Conference, and Stan Van Gundy's mustache resurgence.
The traditional layout of the Eastern Conference in the last 5-10 years has heavily involved the Chicago Bulls as a potential contender for the championship. However, this season sees them struggling to even get into the race, let alone win it. What exactly has gone wrong in Chicago, and why are they hovering around .500? Will Derrick Rose ever be an all-star again? What do they miss more: Joakim Noah's defense or his ponytail?
The hosts will also discuss the most competitive regular season award, and the prospects of Kevin Durant leaving OKC, given their recent big losses against teams they will likely have to beat in the playoffs.
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Welcome to "The Mad Scientist's Sports Lab", the 2015 Online Media Award Winning Podcast by What A Fan, sponsored by DeWalt Brewing Company, and hosted by "The Mad Scientist of Sports" Nick Ficorelli and "The Nutty Professor" Andrew Gluchov. This is not the average everyday sports show they are bringing to the air waves. "The Mad Scientist" has created his own personal sports lab, and you, the audience, as well as many of his special guests, will be his test subjects. He will throw theories out, and you never know where they will be coming from. He will keep everyone guessing, and he will open his lab to any and all comers. Be prepared for "mad science" sports talk at its best.
This week on "The Mad Scientist's Sports Lab", we have a LOADED show with some amazing guests entering the lab. At the onset, we welcome our special guest, former NFL All-Pro Offensive Tackle and one of the hosts of NFL Radio on Sirius XM, Brad Hopkins, to talk about the NFL Draft and who he sees making the big moves to get the players they need. Then we welcome Blue and Gold Sports' Joshua Taylor to talk Big 12 Tournament and some Bracketology leading to March Madness. Up next, we welcome back Turron Davenport of USA Today's Eagles Wire and B Austin of War Room Sports to talk about the upcoming Free Agent market for the NFL. Then we welcome Courtney Harden of "The Real Deal" sports show and Danny Thompson of 96.9 The Game Orlando to talk some NBA - will Golden State break the Bulls' record, is OKC more a paper weight, and what's going on in Cleveland/Chicago, et al?
The beacons are lit, the experiments are on the board, and the test subjects are at the ready. The Mad Scientist's Sports Lab is officially open for business.
Carolina Panthers CB Josh Norman and New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr got down and dirty in a game that went to the wire. Beckham took it too far and now he is the ire of many.
Warriors vs 95-96 Bulls: The Debate Of Greatness. Who Would Win?
MNF Picks + More.
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