NBA Roundtable with Justin Phan, Matt Moore & World Wide Wob

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Sports, Fantasy Sports, News, Sports News, Football

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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As a thrilling NBA All-Star Game continues to blow the minds of fans and gamblers alike, Chad Millman welcomes Action Network NBA experts to break it all down. Matt Moore is a veteran NBA journalist, Rob Perez, known by many as World Wide Wob, is a pillar of the NBA social media community and Justin Phan is perhaps the most well-respected NBA bettor alive. Together they discuss the Elam Ending's impact for the NBA moving forward, Rookie of the Year voting and so much more. Later, Chad runs down his "This Week in Gambling" notes in a segment that will prove reminiscent to some. Plus, a loyal listener joins for a round of trivia, Action Network enigma Daniel Scotti shares a great tennis story, and producer Matt Mitchell's covers the Astros scandal from the streets of Milwaukee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:13.8	Welcome to the favorites the podcast from the action network. I am Chad Millman.
0:15.3	We are coming out of All Star Break.
0:17.3	We are going into the second half of the NBA season.
0:20.2	All Star Break was glorious. The All-Star Game was amazing, and I want to talk about that.
0:26.3	We're going to talk about Rookie of the Year race that our esteemed panelists may be sweating.
0:31.6	Those panelists, Justin Fan, are director of betting analytics
0:36.7	aka the fan wagon a cult status beloved NBA better Rob Perez. Rob Perez, aka Worldwide Wob, senior writer here at the Action Network,
0:46.0	also Twitter, Fina, Matt Moore, long-time NBA writer,
0:51.0	our senior NBA analyst. But first, here's the main thing.
0:58.0	The main thing.
0:59.0	Fellas, I gotta explain the the E. L. L.
1:03.0	So the E. L. ending, originally this was called the hybrid duration format.
1:08.6	It was popularized by the basketball tournament, the summer tournament that has been going on the past couple years.
1:14.8	Essentially what happens is a guy named Nick Elam, Dr. Nick Elam, who is a professor at Ball State right now.
1:21.2	He's a basketball fan. He had a desire to eliminate the need for intentional
1:26.9	fouling. The NBA adopted this for the All-Star game to try this format. Essentially what happens is a point total is set and the game is
1:36.4	played to that point total. So in this instance at the end of the third quarter.
1:43.0	Team Yannus was leading team LeBron.
1:45.8	I think it was 133 to 125.
1:48.8	In honor of Kobe Bryant, the NBA decided they would add 24 points to whoever was leading to the total
1:55.5	point scored of whoever was leading at the end of the third quarter and then
1:59.4	both teams played to 157. Whoever got to 157 first won the all-star game. It was an
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