Ep. 86: B.J. Armstrong

The Ringer NBA Show

The Ringer

Sports

4.2 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2017

⏱️ 50 minutes

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The Ringer's Chris Vernon is joined by former NBA champion B.J. Armstrong to discuss MJ's popularity (5:00), targeting players like Draymond Green (14:00), the lack of development in the D-League (25:00), the age-limit rule (33:00), and Derrick Rose's injury-riddled career (44:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Today's episode is brought to you by GM Street.
0:03.5	To new podcasts, we're launching this Friday hosted by tape
0:06.4	Frazier and former NFL GM Mike Lombardi.
0:09.5	Oh man, this is gonna be good.
0:11.6	The show's gonna give you an insider's perspective
0:13.8	to the NFL's biggest storylines week to week.
0:16.6	You can find it on the Ringer NFL Show Podcast feed
0:20.0	on iTunes, Stitcher, SoundCloud, or wherever you get podcast.
0:24.8	Hey, you.
0:36.0	Welcome to the Ringer NBA show I'm Chris Rarner.
0:38.0	And joining me today is a former NBA player and champion
0:42.0	and agent now for the Wasserman group represents
0:45.9	Derek Rose, Dreymond Green, Bismek Viambo, Javal McGee,
0:50.1	Denzel Valentine, and a slew of others for the Wasserman
0:53.8	group. He is BJ Armstrong. What's up BJ?
0:57.9	Hey, what's going on guys?
0:59.5	Appreciated and thanks for having me on.
1:01.9	So before I get into all the business of basketball
1:05.1	and NBA topics I want to get to you with,
1:06.8	I do want to ask you because March Madness is upon us.
1:10.7	Once upon a time you were a star guard for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
1:14.4	What is BJ Armstrong? Remember the most about tournament
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