002 - Duncan Robinson is coming to Detroit 070225

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🗓️ 2 July 2025

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Duncan Robinson is coming to Detroit

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0:00.0	Welcome back inside the Ann Arbor Studios of the Big 1050.
0:02.7	WTKA online at the big 1050.com.
0:06.3	We will get back to Michigan football a little bit later on in the show.
0:09.9	But there's news from both the NBA that is relevant locally and news from the WMBA,
0:16.7	which will get to soon as well, that is relevant locally here as well.
0:20.6	But starting on the NBA side nationally,
0:24.1	Sheikh Gilgis Alexander's SGA,
0:27.6	Shea Gilgis Alexander.
0:31.8	He's that an NBA record.
0:34.1	MVP, regular season MVP, finals MVP.
0:38.2	He is a world champion.
0:41.1	He signed a four-year, $285 million deal,
0:46.0	the largest annual salary in league history at $71.25 million per year.
0:50.0	$71.25 million per year.
0:52.1	That is remarkable.
0:57.2	So I guess congratulations to SGA when you're the double MVP, regular season and postseason.
0:59.7	You win a world title and your contract is up.
1:01.9	It is time for you to get paid handsomely.
1:02.9	So there is that.
1:04.5	So there was news yesterday locally.
1:11.7	Sam had asked a question about how these parts were going to fit as they were starting to make moves in free agents of bringing Karras, for example.
1:13.6	How are these parts going to fit?
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