If the Suns are listening to Isiah Thomas they have a MAJOR problem! Would you trade Zion Williamson? Is Draymond Green going to be the first of the Warriors Big 3 to leave? (Episode 840)
Today’s word of the day is ‘uh oh’ as in oh no a in a mistake as in a problem as in the Phoenix Suns as in Mat Ishbia as in Isiah Thomas as in Chris Paul. CP3 is doing a media tour and said that Isiah and Mat didn’t want him anymore. Ishbia said Isiah didn’t have a role in the team but yet he does. Uh oh! (10:20) Is Zion Williamson getting traded? Would you trade him? Everything off the court with him is bad. (19:20) Is this the end of the Warriors dynasty? Is Draymond Green that important to the Warriors? Green has declined his player option and he’s now a free agent. (27:45) Review: Shiny Happy People. (35:00) So You Wanna Talk to Samson!? Someone asked me about the Braves optioning a player before a game in which his Dad was going to throw the first pitch. (41:00) NPPOD. (42:30) Did you know the Texas Rangers are the ONLY MLB team without a Pride Night?
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