MJGMB #167: Who Cares About Market Size...Good Hoops Are On with Claire De Lune

The Daily Zeitgeist

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🗓️ 29 May 2025

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Jack and Jabari were pleased to be joined by Tiny Death's vocalist/songwriter and NBA writer for the Guardian, Claire De Lune for today's episode. The trio discussed the conference finals and the potential for a Thunder/Pacers series. They also discussed offseason options for several teams and players!

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:04.6	Well, well, well, the thunder, the pacers, exactly as we predicted.
0:11.8	Exactly.
0:13.1	This is exactly as I predicted like 30 minutes ago.
0:16.8	They appear to be on a finals collision course.
0:20.7	We'll discuss whether wolves or Knicks can extend things,
0:24.5	even make an unprecedented comeback.
0:27.2	I guess not unprecedented, but also some news from around the NBA
0:30.6	with NBA writer and musician Claire DeLoon.
0:33.6	On today's episode, I'm Jack O'Brien.
0:36.5	And I'm Jabari in from Miles.
0:38.3	And this is Miles and Jack on Madboostis.
0:43.3	We still got...
0:44.3	Dodgich Dix 3. Got it. And Luca Dachich hits 10K.
0:51.8	St. NB. Driving spinning, fading, fading, hitting, hit in.
0:56.1	Banner number 18 has been secured.
0:59.8	The Celtics are NBA champions.
1:02.6	Over the double team.
1:04.6	Oh!
1:07.7	Night, night.
1:09.0	Yonis with a take.
1:10.1	Oh, look out. No, showtime. What you got, Yonis with a take. Oh, look out.
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