Episode 315: Raptors win 1st NBA championship as Warriors can't overcome injuries

Kanell & Bell

CBS Sports

Football, Sports

4.8 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 14 June 2019

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Kanell & Bell recap Game 6 of the NBA Finals as the Raptors captured their 1st NBA championship. The guys break down how the series was won by Toronto, how it will be remembered, the Warriors' rash of injuries, Kawhi Leonard's quiet dominance and Steph Curry's ever-discussed reputation. Next, Danny and Raja analyze the future of the Warriors in what will be a very important and interesting summer, as well as what's to come for Kawhi. Finally, the guys recap Round 1 of the U.S. Open and offer some advice for Baker Mayfield.

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0:00.0	All right, what's going on?
0:07.4	Welcome to Canell and Bell.
0:08.4	It is a Friday.
0:09.5	A ton of stuff to get to.
0:11.3	We've got a monster show.
0:12.5	The Toronto Raptors are your world champions in the NBA, knocking off the Golden State Warriors.
0:16.7	U.S.
0:17.1	Open is in action.
0:18.4	We're going to recap that.
0:19.3	Baker Mayfield is out there making news again in just his second year in the NBA.
0:24.3	So we got a boatload of stuff to do.
0:27.1	What are we going to say?
0:27.8	NFL.
0:28.7	Oh, NFL?
0:29.3	You want to do some NFL?
0:30.2	We'll leave with that.
0:30.8	Yeah, no, no, no.
0:31.7	Yeah, Baker, NFL.
0:32.6	Yeah, we got some NFL stuff we're going to get to. But first, let's start off with the Raptors because they go to the Oracle.
0:39.3	They win three games.
0:42.6	No, they didn't win three there.
0:44.0	But the Warriors end up, they did lose three.
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