Jalen & Jacoby - Steph changes floor real estate and Draymond Green apologizes

Jalen & Jacoby

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4.8 • 7.3K Ratings

🗓️ 29 February 2016

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Jalen Rose and David Jacoby explain how Steph Curry changed the game, J.R. Smith vents on the Cavaliers' struggles, Dwight Howard fires agent, and a look at the 2016 Oscars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now, Jalen and Jacoby
0:03.1	On ESPN Radio
0:05.6	He's a dog
0:08.2	Yeah, pop the truck, I pop the hood
0:10.8	Now, act stupid, I'll pop the trope, clop the truth
0:12.7	To give me your, blah, bo, blah, blah.
0:16.9	He is Jalen Rose, I'm David Jacoby.
0:18.9	We are Jalen and Jacoby on ESPN Radio.
0:22.6	And we're excited to get a people.
0:28.3	What they want.
0:31.1	The people want us to talk about Steph Curry.
0:32.8	But you know what?
0:33.5	We're not going to talk about Steph Curry.
0:35.1	Not yet.
0:35.8	One of the good things about doing the show at this time of day, every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m.
0:41.8	Eastern.
0:42.8	Is because we've listened to everybody talk about Steph Curry all day long.
0:47.5	And we're going to talk about this game, the Thunder Warriors game, one of the best regular season games I've ever seen in my whole entire life.
0:52.6	But we're going to talk about the overlooked aspects of the game.
0:55.7	We're going to talk about the nuances, the non-Stef Curry related storylines and events
1:00.5	from this game.
1:03.4	Namely, I want to start with, what happens at the Thunderwin?
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