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Recap of the 2014 NBA Finals, in which The San Antonio Spurs captured their 5th NBA title in the last 15 years. We will also discuss the USA's 2-1 win over Ghana in the 2014 World Cup, preview their upcoming game versus Portugal, and talk about their chances to make it out of "The Group of Death" aka Group G, with Phil Naegely of Stoppage Time: The Real Futbol Show. At 1:00pm Travis Hughes editor of @SBNantionNHL , @BroadStreetHockey and @SBNOlympics joins the show to talk about the Flyers, their Stanley Cup drought, and what needs to be done for them to end the drought. We will also discuss our top Center Prospects in the NBA Draft!
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In Segment 1 “The First Round” we touch on the controversy in Brazil vs. Croatia and talk about Oscar’s Man of the Match performance, the 5-1 beating Netherlands gave defending champions Spain, CONCACAF claiming a big scalp defeating Uruguay 3-1 and the entertaining nightcap between Ivory Coast vs. Japan.
We wrap up with Segment 2 “Last Round” previewing an Olympic Gold/Confederations Cup rematch between Brazil and Mexico, two mouth watering games featuring Spain vs. Chile and Colombia vs. Ivory Coast as well as a battle of desperate teams in Uruguay vs. England.ist.
In Segment 1 "The First Round", we give an overview of what the league is about and why it has launched, go over the teams that make up the league and touch on the main points of Aaron's recent League1 Ontario article. We wrap up the show with Segment 2 "Last Call", looking at what the league needs to do to grow/improve long-term before ending with Kamal's experience at kickoff weekend a few few funny stories.
Welcome to the latest episode of The Gaffer and Hooligan!
To get us all geared up and ready for the 2014 World Cup I've decided to put my neck on the line and submit my official World Cup Bracket.
The Gaffer & Hooligan continues its 2014 World Cup coverage with a bit of a twist. Joined by RNO's Canadian Soccer writer and stats/analytics expert Sam Gregory we take a group-by-group approach, answering some important questions from a Statistical/Analytical perspective.
In Segment 1 "The First Round" we cover Groups A-D, amongst the questions tackled were can Chile make it out of what can be considered a "Group of Death"? and whether an out of form Shinji Kagawa is a major concern for Japan?
We wrap up the show with Segment 2 "Last Call" examining Groups E-H, dissecting questions like is Argentina's firepower going forward enough to win despite a weaker defense? and can Germany finally shed its bridesmaid tag?
The Gaffer and Hooligan is back with the final installment of its 2014 World Cup pre-show coverage, Part 3 looks at UEFA (Europe), by far the largest region that makes up the field of teams.
