McMenamin and Givony

The Lowe Post

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4.7 • 7.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 December 2022

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Zach and ESPN's Dave McMenamin discuss Anthony Davis's surge and what it might mean for the Lakers trade options. Then Zach and ESPN's Jonathan Givony (41:37) check in on a bunch of rookies in Detroit, Indiana, Houston, Oklahoma City, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now the lobe hoots.
0:03.8	Welcome to the LoPost podcast on a Monday morning where you thought we were done with them.
0:10.3	You thought we could leave them in the rearview mirror.
0:13.2	You thought the L word?
0:14.9	We didn't even talk about the L word anymore, two and ten.
0:18.3	No trade could even vault them into mediocrity.
0:21.6	Should they trade Anthony Davis?
0:23.6	What about LeBron?
0:24.6	Should they trade LeBron?
0:25.6	Is LeBron gonna leave when Brony comes in the league?
0:28.2	It's over.
0:29.2	Well, well, well.
0:31.2	Just what you thought.
0:32.2	It was safe to go back in the water.
0:34.2	The Los Angeles Lakers are eight and ten and they're eight and two in their last ten games.
0:39.2	They're up to wealth in the Western, maybe 11th actually in the Western Conference,
0:44.2	but only three and a half games out of fourth or fifth.
0:48.2	They have the third best offense in the NBA in that eight and two stretch.
0:54.2	That was obviously their weak link. They're up to a robust twenty second in points per possession for the season.
1:00.2	Harah, Harah, that's an Orlando magic level offensive efficiency.
1:05.2	There's still 10th in defense. That is held strong.
1:08.2	And I said two things before the season Dave McMahon.
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