Jimmy Butler Trades + Cavs and Thunder Dominance

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🗓️ 4 January 2025

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Slam N Jam Andrew Schlecht and Alex Speers discuss the week of NBA Basketball, Who will win the Pacific Division, the dominance of the Cavs and Thunder, Jimmy Butler Trade destinations and more. Then they are joined by Brian Geisinger to discuss the Charlotte Hornets and if their recent play is a sign of things to come. Then the boys play a fun edition of Andrew vs. the Beat, a trivia game where Andrew is pitted against a beat writer. Host: Andrew Schlecht and Alex Speers With: Brian Geisinger Executive Producer: Andrew Schlecht Audio/Video Editor: Jake Kleinberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Mickey could try to sell his car privately.
0:04.0	Or get it sold today with weed by any car.
0:08.0	He could spend days on end trying to sell to a bunch of time wasters.
0:14.0	Or selling a flash and head to the fun fair with the kids.
0:18.0	Proper gutted.
0:20.9	Or proper impressed.
0:23.5	To get a quote in 30 seconds,
0:25.1	enter your reg number now at we by any car.com.
0:27.5	Thank you. Welcome to the Saturday slamming jam here on the athletic NBA Daily.
0:46.0	Today we're talking about Jimmy Butler.
0:48.4	We're talking about the dominance of the cavaliers.
0:51.1	And we talk to Brian Geisinger, who joins us to talk about the Charlotte Hornets.
0:55.8	You're about to get an education on the Charlotte Hornets. But first, Al, tell me about the top
1:02.5	stories this week. Andrew, our top story this week was what Santa brought down the chimney
1:07.6	this year, because on Christmas Day, we got an incredible run of games.
1:12.1	On the first game of Christmas, the New York Knicks beat the Spurs 117 to 114.
1:17.2	And in his Christmas Day debut, Victor Wembeyanama showed up big with 42 points and 18 rebounds.
1:23.9	But it was the Knicks who got the win led by McKell Bridges, who scored a season
1:27.5	high 41 points.
1:29.8	The Knicks have won nine in a row as of Friday morning and are now 24 and 10, only a game
1:35.4	back of the Celtics for the second C in the east.
1:37.8	By the time you listen to this, though, that nine-game winning streak will have come up
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