HR 3: Lottery Conspiracy

Mason & Ireland

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🗓️ 19 May 2025

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Ireland and Trudell dive into the topic of the NBA Draft Lottery conspiracy! Take a listen to Shaq tell a story about the 1992 NBA draft. Should there be more off days between NBA playoff games? How important is roster depth in the playoffs? Games of Games, plus Supercross Talk with Sedano and Kap! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, is LeBron.
0:01.9	The Lakers play here.
0:03.0	710 ESPN.
0:05.0	KSPN, Los Angeles.
0:07.0	A good karma brands radio station.
0:10.8	Hi, this is Matthew Stafford of your Los Angeles Rams.
0:14.3	This is Mason and Ireland on your home of Rams football.
0:17.5	710 ESPN.
0:23.2	All right, Mason and Ireland, Mike Trudell, nice enough to fill in for Mace today.
0:28.5	And Mike, last week, a lot of talk that the NBA draft lottery is fixed.
0:36.7	Cooper flag ends up in Dallas.
0:40.2	LeBron made a joke about it, said, yeah, I ended up in my hometown.
0:43.9	Derek Rose ended up in his hometown.
0:48.0	And I have tried to explain to people, and I love conspiracy theories.
0:53.3	I always have. I've tried to explain to people. There is no conspiracy theories. I always have.
0:54.7	I've tried to explain to people.
0:56.1	There is no way the draft lottery is fixed.
0:58.4	It would have been exposed by now.
1:00.8	You've actually covered a bunch of NBA drafts.
1:03.6	Do you think there's a chance that the NBA draft lottery is fixed?
1:08.2	That Patrick Ewing had a frozen envelope.
1:10.7	David Stern sent him to the Knicks,
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