Bradley Beal, We’re Begging You to Ask for a Trade | Real Ones

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🗓️ 11 January 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Logan and Raja talk about the increased player absences due to COVID-19 protocols, recent positive tests, and canceled games (1:00). Then they talk about Bradley Beal’s sad situation with the Wizards and where they’d like to see him end up (18:45), the leaked locker room conflict between John Collins and Trae Young (42:00), and Kyrie’s unexplained absence from the Nets (52:00). Hosts: Logan Murdock and Raja Bell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's popping real ones? Logan Murdock here with Roger Bell.
0:02.8	Got him, we got him to subscribe this week, Roger, man.
0:05.6	We got him to some shits, man.
0:06.8	We talking about COVID.
0:08.2	We talked about Bradley Bill.
0:10.2	We got him to some little little Utah jazz beef back in the day.
0:14.4	Talking about Brooklyn, that's man.
0:16.2	It was a little pod.
0:17.0	It was nice.
0:17.9	It was a good little pod, locker room relationships,
0:19.9	like whether or not, like there's,
0:21.4	whether there's smoke, there's always fire.
0:23.2	Yeah, it's just some interesting, like, yeah.
0:24.9	Some little media tidbits.
0:26.3	It was fun, dog.
0:27.3	I think it's gonna be a little illuminating.
0:28.6	Ah, ah, ah, let's get to the pot.
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