Welcome to the Saturday Slamin' Jam, hosted by Andrew Schlicht with Alex Spears.

How about we can just watch basketball?

That's a man's jam!

I like that idea.

Live from Oklahoma.

Click, click.

With questions and participants from all around the world.

Anthony Edwards.

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Whether you're flipping your flapjacks, tending to your yard, or just sipping your coffee, get ready, sit back, relax. It's the Saturday Slamin' Jam. Back here's, I miss this shot. I'll walk away. I'm still a chunk. Here's Andrew. Welcome to the Saturday Slamman Jam.

I'm your host, Andrew Schlect.

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With me today, as always, is my good friend Alex Spears.

And Alex, tell us what happened this week in the NBA.

What's up, Andrew? Well, it all began Friday night in Memphis, where the Grizzlies were down

103, 1.02 was six seconds left. Jha Morant got the inbound pass, drove into the lane at

Yolkich and put up a potential game winner that missed. But Andrew, the referee closest to the play, raised his arm in the air, the universal signal

of I am calling a foul.

But as it turned out, the ref was actually raising his arm for a foul that would occur in the

future because one second later, Brandon Clark committed the foul that the ref had predicted

and the Grizzlies lost.

On Saturday night, five players recorded a

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