REShow: Hour 2 (02-22-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

ESPN

Sports

4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 22 February 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Rich starts the hour breaking down the Nets going 5-0 on their recent west coast swing including wins over the Lakers and Clippers, and wonders who in the Eastern Conference can take down Brooklyn when the playoffs come around. Rich also weighs in on the hypocrisy of NBA teams being able to sit players on the trade block for extended periods of time. Rich challenges Brockman, TJ, and Del Tufo on their movie trivia knowledge to see if they can name a movie by hearing just one line of dialog, and wraps up the hour debating the best Coen brothers movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:03.0	Guess who's back.
0:05.0	You're going to leave it there.
0:06.0	Who's here?
0:07.0	It's a big day for us here at the Rich Eyes and Show.
0:10.0	That is.
0:11.0	Yes.
0:12.0	Live from the Rich Eyes and Show studio in Los Angeles.
0:15.0	I'll tell you what, man.
0:17.0	The Rich Eyes and Show.
0:18.0	Earlier on the show.
0:19.0	ESPN NFL Insider, Adam Shepter.
0:23.0	Still to come.
0:24.0	Legendary broadcaster, Al Michaels.
0:27.0	With 1980 TV USA Goli, Jim Craig.
0:31.0	Plus your phone calls, news update, and more.
0:35.0	And now it's Rich Eyes.
0:40.0	All right.
0:41.0	Our number two of the Rich Eyes and Show is on the air.
0:43.0	Great chat with Adam Shepter in our number one from ESPN.
0:48.0	My buddy, formerly a NFL network.
0:50.0	Now with ESPN.
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