Future of Bears Franchise & Klay Thompson's Return to the Bay

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🗓️ 12 November 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discuss what the result of the Rams vs. Dolphins matchup means for both teams, the Chicago Bears firing Offensive Coordinator Shane Waldron, and whether Joel Embiid making his season debut or Klay Thompson's return to the Bay is a bigger deal. All that and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Pepsi Max.
0:03.0	With the UA for Champions League kicking off
0:05.1	and a brand new format for the new season,
0:07.4	you've got to wonder, will anything ever be the same?
0:10.6	Well, one thing you can know for sure is that Pepsi Max,
0:13.7	as proud sponsors of the men's and women's champions league,
0:16.5	will be cheering from the sidelines like never before.
0:19.7	Pepsi Max, D thirsty for more.
0:26.2	Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilburne.
0:28.2	Tony, the Cleveland Cavaliers have beaten every team they played this season.
0:33.4	And Tony Cornerhizer, yes, but I particularly enjoyed who they beat last night.
0:37.7	Refresh my memory again. Tell the people who they beat last night.
0:40.4	Two possession game at the United Center in Chicago.
0:44.6	Two possession.
0:45.4	So it was.
0:46.4	It came close.
0:46.4	So it was the Chicago Bulls?
0:47.6	Yes.
0:47.8	It came close.
0:48.4	They came closer than just about anybody to beat in Cleveland.
0:52.3	And they're not, the Bulls are not, you know. Close is good, but they don't really pay off on close unless it's a point spread.
0:57.9	Unless it's a point spread.
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