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

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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.

Hello and welcome to the ringer NBA show.

I'm Chris Ryan. I'm joined by Kyle Mann.

If you want to make God laugh, make a content plan on a Friday night in the NBA playoffs.

Kyle and I have already recorded a big chunk of Sixers Talk, a big chunk of Campbell Walker talk.

As we were recording the Sixers Talk, I was like, look, the jazz are up 25.

Clippers are making a business decision, playing for game seven, I guess.

And what do you know? Terrence Mann from Florida State University, the boat rocker, leads an incredible

comeback for the Los Angeles Clippers who are going to the Western Conference finals for the

first time in their history. Ty Loo leads the Clippers to the Western Conference finals where

they will face the Phoenix Suns. They knock off the number one seed, the Utah Jazz arguably the

best all-around team in basketball this season. Kyle, I don't even know where to start.

Is this a bigger win for the Clippers or is shocking loss for the Jazz? Let's start there.

Well, you know, Justice for Keith Klaus, Justice for Eric Pia Towsky, Justice for Michael O'Lokhondi.

This is a big night. I honestly can't believe the Clippers are going to be a winner.

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