Episode 36: Snowboarding Takeover, Warriors Boredom, Locker Room Presences

Kanell & Bell

CBS Sports

Football, Sports

4.8 • 734 Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Danny and Raja honor the sacred 24 hours of Valentine's Day with a game of "Like It, Love It, or Hate It" regarding topics such as snowboarding as the new unofficial Olympic sport, Johnny Manziel's comeback, LeBron James' advice, LaVar Ball, and pitchers and catchers reporting! Hana Ostapchuk updates us on what's happening in the world of sports, while we also examine Tom Brady's rap knowledge and NBA media moguls. Kanell and Bell also discuss Steve Kerr's decision to let his players coach on Monday night, and the state of the Warriors. The guys also have a conversation about the importance of "locker room presences." Finally, Topics!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Off the Venge with Danny Cannell.
0:02.9	Danny Cinell.
0:04.5	And Raja Bell.
0:08.9	Bill has a big ring of 22 to Roger.
0:13.0	It's all the future of football right before you're on.
0:16.1	Just yell it out, man.
0:16.9	He can't go to Army.
0:18.7	What is going on?
0:20.2	Welcome to Off the Vets with Danny Cannell and Rajabelle.
0:23.5	Welcome to the show.
0:24.6	We got a big one for you.
0:25.5	LeBron has given out advice.
0:27.7	NBA players as media moguls.
0:30.0	Pitchers and catchers reports.
0:31.4	We'll talk a little baseball with Rasha Bell.
0:33.7	Always fun.
0:34.6	Steve Kerr, let his players coach.
0:36.4	But happy Valentine's Day, everybody.
0:39.3	Happy Valentine's Day.
0:40.6	Hannah, happy Valentine's Day.
0:41.7	Debo, happy Valentine's Day.
0:43.5	Thanks, guys.
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