REShow: Hour 3 (6-13-2022)

The Rich Eisen Show

ESPN

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In an all-NBA version of Overreaction Monday guest host John Salley says if Steph Curry will be NBA Finals MVP win or lose, if the NBA of the 90’s is better than today’s NBA, if Zion Williams will end up on the Knicks, if LeBron’s championship is closed for good, and if Giannis is the best player in the world Salley reflects on the what-could-have-been life of Len Bias and reveals that the promising young star’s tragic death kept him from ever trying cocaine Salley explains to Brockman and TJ how he landed role in the ‘Bad Boys’ movies with Martin Lawrence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm the greatest.
0:01.2	This is the Rich Eisen show.
0:03.1	He is so good and he's so powerful to be around.
0:07.1	With guest host, John Spider-Sally.
0:09.8	They came up with the phrase, jump the shark,
0:12.0	because of that epistone.
0:13.1	Every time they mentioned it, we were number one
0:15.6	for five years after that.
0:17.0	What did I care?
0:17.9	That it was a phrase.
0:18.9	That's true.
0:19.7	That's true.
0:20.6	That's f***ing.
0:22.5	Earlier on the show, Paula Famer, Isaiah Thomas,
0:26.1	12-year NBA veteran, Frank Brickowski,
0:29.6	still to come.
0:30.5	Your phone calls, latest news, and more.
0:33.6	And now, sitting in for Rich.
0:36.3	It's John Spider-Sally.
0:39.3	Yes, it is.
0:40.2	Welcome back.
0:42.8	So today, Chris, John, what do we have?
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