LOCKED ON LAKERS -- 3/10/17 -- Discussing the Suns win, then the fun D-Fenders season with Josh Magette

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🗓️ 10 March 2017

⏱️ 46 minutes

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The Los Angeles Lakers won their first game in basically a month. On its face, most fans would (and should) enjoy watching the young core play well enough to win on the road against another up-and-coming Phones Suns team. And yet, those lottery implications fly in the face of any enjoyment many have watching Brandon Ingram end Alex Len. To start the show, Harrison and I react to the win, starting with what it might do to the tank. Then, once that discussion ran its course, we spoke about the aspects of the actual game that impressed us most. Then, earlier in the day, Harrison and I sat down with Josh Magette of the Los Angeles D-Fenders (22 minutes in to the show) to catch up on everything since our last conversation. As always, Josh gave plenty of insight, including why he wasn’t all that shocked when David Nwaba was called up. Oh, and he got to witness my Eurostumble. Enjoy that audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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1:49.3	good a mood as I've been in a month. Interestingly enough, this is the first game the Lakers have won in
1:56.0	about a month, longer than a month, right?
1:58.9	Because they had that crazy break because of the all-star break? I mean that sounds factually correct but you don't ask me to look up these stats before we go on air so
2:08.9	I'll say probably. I'm positive that it's been more than a month that the Lakers have won a game
2:16.2	The Lakers wind up winning tonight by a final score of
2:21.4	122 to 111 or one something like score of one twenty two to one eleven everyone
2:24.5	something one twenty two to one ten one twenty two to one ten uh... it was
2:29.0	you gave the son's an extra point for effort
2:31.5	you know i i'm i'm I'm in I'm a millennial right we just give out
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