Debating Ben Simmons and Russell Westbrook for All of Eternity | Group Chat (Ep. 362)

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4.2 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 January 2019

⏱️ 55 minutes

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The Thunder beat the Lakers (sans LeBron) Wednesday night, but are we right to be concerned about Russell Westbrook’s continued shooting woes (1:30)? Plus, Chris spills his deepest, darkest concerns about the future of the Sixers as Ben Simmons still refuses to shoot jump shots (34:30). Hosts: Justin Verrier, Chris Ryan, Paolo Uggetti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:59.6	I'm Justin Varyer.
1:04.6	I am the Nancy Pelosi of this podcast joining me as usual.
1:09.7	Paulu Getty.
1:10.7	What's up.
1:11.7	And swinging off the ball today.
1:12.9	You like to play a little multi-positional basketball here?
1:17.0	One Chris Ryan.
1:18.0	Yeah.
1:19.0	How do you feel?
1:20.0	There is no one position we play here.
1:21.7	Exactly.
1:22.7	I'm a point forward.
1:23.7	Switchability.
1:24.7	You're a stretch for whatever.
1:25.7	Yes.
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