A Timid Trade Deadline

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🗓️ 8 February 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Clinton Yates, Marcel Louis-Jacques, Justin Tinsley, and Frank Isola join Tony Reali to discuss who improved the most from today’s NBA trade deadline trades, which team whiffed by not upgrading their roster, and which unit for the Chiefs or 49ers will be most important for the Super Bowl? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Franki Sola, Justin Tinsley, Marcel Louis Jock-Lint Yates, the NBA trade deadline.
0:07.0	Get as many pistons as you can. It's a bold strategy from the Knicks. Let's see if it works out for them.
0:14.4	And tonight's NFL MVP honors and Hall of Fame honors.
0:20.4	Devon Hester or we revolt. Let's go around the door. Let's talk about it.
0:25.0	Let's talk about it Tony.
0:27.0	Ting you with me. Okay, good.
0:28.0	Let's talk about it.
0:29.0	Not you ice, you're myself.
0:31.0	All right, Ting, you're my guy today.
0:33.0	T'u my guy today. Hester to the hall.
0:35.0	NBA Trade deadline.
0:39.0	Who would make a play?
0:40.0	Who would stay put?
0:41.0	Would any stars be traded and what would the
0:43.8	contenders do let's go the Knicks active and it's that timeless question
0:49.7	can you take guys from the worst team and get. Alec Burks and Bojan Bogdanovich coming,
0:55.3	Quinton Grimes and Evan Fornier going.
0:59.1	The Thunder, a top team that made a trade,
1:01.2	Gordon Hayward to OKC.
1:03.7	Other contenders moving parts, Buddy Heeled
1:06.2	from Indy to Philly, Patrick Beverly from Philly to the Bucks,
1:10.8	Mabs Pick up PJ Washington from Charlotte and yes there was a Dinwitti for
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