Larry Wilmore here, host of the podcast, Larry Wilmore, Black, Um, Air.

Now, in my latest episode, I talked to Senator Bernie Sanders about the state of the Democratic Party

and the polarization happening in America and Trump's rise to power.

And Trump picked up and he said, you know what? I feel your pain.

The establishment is ignoring you. I, Donald Trump, I have all people.

I'm going to take on the establishment. Well, he lied, of course.

Yeah. But that was his message.

So you can hear this episode in full and subscribe to my show by searching for Larry Wilmore, Black, Um, Air.

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Hey, welcome to Hi Upside. I'm your host Kevin O'Connor.

I'm joined today by the ringer.coms, Jonathan Charx.

Today we're going to be discussing the 2017 drafts, wings and forwards, 3-ndy role players.

And they're important. And today's NBA charts. What's happening?

Nothing much, man. How you doing?

I'm doing really well, man. Like, so, so far with Hi Upside, we've spent a lot of time thinking about and talking about the elite players,

the big names in the draft, like guys like Mark L. Fulks, Fulks and Malik Monk and Jonathan Isaac,

Filty Frank, Mckadteen, Lonzo Ball. I think that's what a lot of people spend their time focusing on,

just like in the NBA. It's about LeBron and Steph and other guys like that.

But the league is made up for the most part of role players, guys who fill responsibilities and hits the skills of their kind of their primary option teammates.

And so the guys were talking about today, the wings, swings, forwards, whatever position does it in designation you're going to give them.

That's our focus. So Charx, how do you see teams using these type of kind of filler role players?

I mean, NBA and the NBA playoffs?

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