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Hi, this is Josh Levine.

This is Slate Sports Podcast Hang Up and Listen for the week of June 16th, 2014.

On this week's show, we'll talk about the Spurs' amazing NBA finals route.

What their win over the Miami Heat says about team building and pro basketball,

the aesthetics of their on-c and pro basketball, the aesthetics of their

on-court play and the style of irascible? No? Who's irascible? Coach Greg Popovich?

Oh. No? Sensible. Sensible. Sensible.

Genial. Impolite, but sensible. Coach, Greg Popovich. We'll then discuss the opening weekend of the 2014 World Cup in Brazil

in which goals were plentiful and no game ended in a draw.

The soccer trolls not having a good opening weekend of the World Cup.

Finally, we'll be joined by Steve Berkowitz of USA Today.

He'll walk us through the Edobannon class action antitrust trial and explain whether it has the potential to upend college sports. Joining me from Washington, D.C. as Stefan Fatsis, the author of the book's Word Freak and A Few Seconds of Panic. The Friday Sports correspondent for NPR's All Things Considered. Hello, Stefan. O'le, O'le, O'le, O'Le. You're doing your little word freak, a few seconds of panic dance that you always do when I'm reading

the titles of your book.

That's my World Cup Samba.

Arriba.

I don't have a gun or a banner to protest, though.

Well, maybe by the end of the show.

Actually, the police have the guns.

We can get you a bed sheet. The police have the guns. The protesters did not have the guns.

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