What if the Len Bias story hosted by Jordan Ritterconn is the ringer's latest narrative podcast?

Episodes 1 and 2 launch on June 9th and you can find new episodes every Wednesday

on the Book of Basketball 2.0 feed. Here's a quick trailer.

You've heard his name, Len Bias, 1980's Fienon, second pick in the NBA draft,

and then, Cocaine, Tragedy, one of the most shocking deaths in sports history.

35 years later, Bias' legacy is still making an impact. From Spotify and the ringer podcast

network, this is What If, the Len Bias story. I'm Jordan Ritterconn.

You can find it on there. Really good one. Coming up, I'm not going to quit my job. I'm just going

to do it better.

I'm Henry Havagu.

Alright, we did this in this person. Chris Ryan and Sarah Shanth Finis is here. This movie's

better running joke for us ever since. What was the podcast, Sean? It sounds like it was neighbors.

When Chris Ryan decided that they just don't make them like they used to, they just don't make

them like city slickers. Low and bobble-o. Low games in bobble-oom-antel. Yeah. Just cranking

it out of script with some story. Some set pieces. Some cast. Some angst, some midlife crisis angst.

This is a corny midlife crisis movie that is incredibly rewatchable. It's really entertaining. It

was the fifth biggest movie of 1991. It's cemented Billy Crystal as a star. When you say that,

they don't make them like this anywhere. They actually really don't make movies like this anywhere.

They do like if they do like the dark midlife crisis thing. It gets super dark. It's now you're

the dad and you for you now online doing something horrible. Or they cheat it and the midlife crisis

is happening to a guy who's like two years out of college. Right. That's a sad, broken thing where

it's just like I smoke a lot of weed and I'm dating Catherine Haigle but I got it together in the end.

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