Debating the NBA’s Top 25 Players Through 25 Games | Group Chat (Ep. 349)

The Ringer NBA Show

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4.4 • 9.3K Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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We review the Lakers vs. Spurs and Thunder vs. Nets games from Tuesday night (1:30) before coming clean on our ballots for The Ringer’s Top 25 Players in the NBA Through 25 Games (31:24). Hosts: Chris Ryan, Justin Verrier, Haley O’Shaughnessy, Paolo Uggetti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up guys, it's Liz Kelly.
0:03.4	All month long, the ringer will be breaking down 2018's highs and lows in music, pop
0:08.2	culture, sports, TV and film.
0:10.9	Some of the things we've hit so far are the best TV show episodes and the best rap albums
0:14.7	of the year, and this week we are writing about the best performances and the 10 best action
0:19.0	movies of 2018.
0:20.6	Plus we'll be reacting to both the Golden Globes and Grammy nominations on the site.
0:24.5	You can check all of these things out on TheRinger.com.
0:31.0	Basketball is very good.
0:35.0	Jimmy Butler is actually a good teammate.
0:38.0	Soft Honest is the most important front court pacer.
0:41.0	The Aaron Fox is better than Donovan Mitchell.
0:45.0	Basketball is very good.
0:47.0	Hello and welcome to TheRinger NBA Show.
0:49.0	It's Group Chat.
0:51.0	I am here with my chemical romance super fan, Helio Chonise.
0:55.0	That's not fair.
0:57.0	Justin Vairier.
0:59.0	What's up with you, man?
1:00.0	How are you doing?
1:01.0	You know, just dealing with the LA rain.
1:04.0	It's sounding very much like a classic LA person.
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