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2020 NBA championship belongs to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Go me, love me, love me, love me, love me. Hello, Lakers Nation. Welcome in. Trevor Lane here for Lakers Nation.com. You're home for

everything. Lakers. This is the Lakersnation.com podcast. If you're joining me live coming in from YouTube,

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Great way to help out the show. So if you guys don't mind, drop a little five-star rating and a review. We'd certainly appreciate that over on Apple Podcasts. We've got a lot to talk about right now. As we're doing this show, again, 9 o'clock Pacific time on a Wednesday, the Nuggets and Warriors are battling. The Warriors trying to end their series. They're up

three to one. But right now, as of this moment, the Nuggets have an 83-79 lead with about

eight minutes to play in the fourth quarter. So we'll be keeping some tabs on that. But I want

to remind everybody of our schedule for the summer for the off season. This will change just a little

bit. Nothing will be taken away, but will be changed just a little bit when we get into trade season, the draft, all that sort of stuff. We do have shows Monday night at 9 o'clock, Wednesday nights at 9 o'clock. That's Pacific Time. And then Friday, 2 p.m. Pacific time. We kick off the weekend with our afternoon show Fridays. We have fun Fridays, 2 o'clock Pacific time. So again, 9 o'clock on Mondays, 9 o'clock on Wednesdays, 2 o'clock on Fridays. And then tomorrow we're going to do a Twitter spaces as well. I think we're going to have that right around to be about 1.30 or so Pacific time. We're going to do a Twitter spaces. So if you're on Twitter, I'm going to have

the Lakers Nation crew joining me and we'll come and talk and you can come on stage and talk then.

I do have a number of things that I want to talk about. There's some rumblings going on around

the NBA about whether or not we have now jumped the shark,

so to speak. Have we gotten to ridiculous levels of star power in the NBA? And I don't mean

star in terms of star power as far as, you know, how much pull they've got in Hollywood and that

sort of thing. I'm talking about within organizations, do superstars control teams too much?

And I think LeBron James, the Los Angeles Lakers,

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