NBA Offseason Recaps! Pacific Division: Golden State, Lakers, Clippers, Phoenix, Sacramento

Game Theory Podcast

Sam Vecenie

Sports, Film Reviews, Tv & Film, Sports News, News, Basketball

4.7 • 766 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2021

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Dieter Kurtenbach, the busiest man in Bay Area media, has returned to break down the Pacific Division's offseason moves. We do deep dives into all of Golden State, Lakers, Clippers, Phoenix, Sacramento, discussing whether or not they got better this offseason Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Game Theory podcast.
0:06.7	Amiro Sam Vesini, we're presented by The Athletic today on the show.
0:10.2	It's a triumphant game theory podcast return.
0:14.3	This man is the busiest man in the Bay Area.
0:18.7	He is busier than Bob Myers.
0:20.6	He's busier than Stefan Curry. He's busier than Stefan Curry.
0:23.4	He has like three jobs.
0:25.3	It's Dieter Curtinbach, folks.
0:26.8	The legend of the game theory podcast has returned.
0:30.0	Dieter, hi, Sam.
0:31.0	How you doing, man?
0:31.9	I'm good, man.
0:32.9	I'm good.
0:33.5	And I will demand an apology after this show is done.
0:36.9	I guarantee that. Why would you ever demand an apology after this show is done. I guarantee that.
0:38.8	Why would you ever demand an apology?
0:41.8	Listen, I haven't been on in a while, and Bob Myers and I have gotten together,
0:47.0	and we've decided that you need to apologize.
0:49.9	Oh, oh, no.
0:51.5	We're going to make, we're not going to make Bob that angry.
0:54.6	I don't think on this show, I think we're going to talk about the Warriors
0:57.2	reasonably and...
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