NBA Trade Deadline, Part 4: Winners & Losers With Ryen Russillo and Jackie MacMullan

The Bill Simmons Podcast

The Ringer

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🗓️ 25 March 2021

⏱️ 70 minutes

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In Part 4 of NBA trade deadline coverage on 'The BS Pod,' The Ringer's Bill Simmons is joined by Ryen Russillo and Jackie MacMullan to discuss why the Raptors did not trade Kyle Lowry after all the trade buzz leading up to the deadline. They also revisit the Celtics' additions, the Heat's great day (adding Victor Oladipo and LaMarcus Aldridge), the Clippers trading for Rajon Rondo, Andre Drummond speculation, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's basketball season and we've got you covered.
0:02.6	The Ringer NBA show breaks down the latest and greatest
0:05.0	around the league five days a week.
0:07.0	Check out the Ringer NBA show on Spotify
0:09.2	or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:12.8	All right, the Trade Deadline podcast part four.
0:15.3	We've done three parts already.
0:17.2	It is now 12.54 Pacific time, 354 East Coast time.
0:22.0	Ryan Rassolo is still here.
0:24.0	We might go all day, we might do 24 hours.
0:26.3	Jackie McMullan is joining us, the Hall of Famer.
0:30.3	Kyle Lowry was not traded.
0:32.2	Jackie, what happened?
0:34.3	What happened?
0:36.0	Well, it's funny.
0:37.0	I was talking to someone in the Raptors organization
0:38.8	a few days ago.
0:40.5	And there was sort of a sense, if you look back
0:43.0	on that great championship season,
0:44.8	the next year, Kauai Leonard walks for nothing.
0:49.5	Danny Green goes for nothing, right?
0:52.8	Them Gassal and Sergio Baca leave for nothing.
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