2019 NBA Award SZN Is Here | Group Chat

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🗓️ 28 March 2019

⏱️ 69 minutes

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We hand out some traditional awards for the 2018-19 NBA season, as well as a bevy of 'Group Chat'–specific ones—like Most Washed, the Best Player in the World Belt, and the Skeleton Key Award. Hosts: Justin Verrier, Haley O’Shaughnessy, Paolo Uggetti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:04.0	This week on theRinger.com, it's 1999 Movies Week.
0:08.2	Already up on the site, we've released Parts 1 and 2 of the Top 50 Movies of 1999.
0:13.4	And later this week, Shay Serrano is writing about the Matrix, Andrew Goudardaro is writing
0:17.5	about cruel intentions, and Rob Pavela argues why being John Malkovich is the best movie
0:22.4	of that year.
0:23.7	You can also check out the big picture podcast to hear Sean Fennese, Amanda Dobbins, and
0:27.6	Chris Reyn, share their Top 5 Favorite Movies from 1999.
0:31.9	Check out those articles on theRinger.com and listen to the big picture wherever you
0:35.6	get your podcasts.
0:41.8	Basketball is very good.
0:44.0	The Wizards underpaid John Wall.
0:47.3	A.D. should resign with the pelicans.
0:50.6	The Ness actually won the Celtic straight.
0:54.5	Basketball is very good.
0:56.1	Hello and welcome to the Ringer NBA show.
0:58.2	This is the group chat.
0:59.5	I'm Justin Varyer.
1:02.6	Joining me is always my two favorite MVP candidates, Hili O'Shaughanasey.
1:06.6	But we're like most of them through.
1:09.5	Which one are you going to vote for, Justin?
1:11.2	I can't reveal my ballot just yet.
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