Hello, this is Brett Goldstein. I'm a comedian and actor, writer, director,

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where I invite a special guest over, I tell them they've died, then I get them to discuss

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What made them cry the most? Etc. At the end, they pick a film to go and

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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio.

Welcome to our two on this Tuesday Dan in the Danette,

Stan Patrick Show, the great Kareem Abdul Jibar. Well, joining us, he wrote a very powerful op

ed piece for the L.A. Times. We'll talk to Kareem about how we move past this. How do we make this

better? Inclusion. What roles do we play? Just saw that Wes Uncelled passed away.

Long time NBA player coach, executive basketball hall of famer passed away.

Wes Uncelled was one of those rare players that was probably maybe six, seven,

and he played center. But he was, it felt like he was as tall as he was, he was that wide.

He was, but he wasn't a great leaper. He knew how to rebound, take up space, and he was a great

player. Wes Uncelled in the outlet pass is what people always talked about. But Wes

played for the bullets, a long time with the bullets. And I believe he won an NBA title.

I think he was there when the bullets won a title, but Wes Uncelled has passed away a hall of famer.

You know, you see some of these guys and you wonder how, basketball is full of players that

you go, it just doesn't make sense. And Wes Uncelled was one of those guys, Paul Silas, who played for

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