Rookie-Scale Candidates and Four Pressing Offseason Questions With Kevin O'Connor (Ep. 137)

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🗓️ 12 September 2017

⏱️ 66 minutes

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The Ringer's Chris Vernon and Kevin O'Connor discuss the most interesting rookie-scale candidates heading into the 2017-18 season (7:00), Joel Embiid's future in Philly (16:00), Rodney Hood's chance to shine in Utah (27:00), the Warriors' repeat potential (36:00), Pat Beverley in Los Angeles (54:00), and Hoodie Melo in an actual NBA game (1:01:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yeah.
0:11.4	Oh, welcome to the ringer NBA show.
0:14.4	We have had some time off, but we are back now getting ready for the NBA season.
0:19.1	Training camps and media days are just about two weeks away.
0:22.3	I'm Chris Vernon joining me as he does every Tuesday and will every Tuesday throughout
0:27.7	this upcoming NBA season is Kevin O'Connor, aka Kevin Obama.
0:34.2	Kevin.
0:37.7	Chris, I missed your nicknames for me.
0:39.6	You missed you, Chris.
0:40.5	How are you doing?
0:41.0	You've missed me so badly.
0:42.7	Have it, you Kevin.
0:44.9	I know I really miss talking with you every Tuesday.
0:47.8	It just didn't feel right.
0:48.8	I mean, we were getting into the habit of doing this.
0:50.6	I'm excited, dude.
0:51.8	I'm so hyped for the season to get started.
0:54.3	We're getting close.
0:55.0	Days are flying by.
0:56.1	I am too.
0:56.8	It made me feel really good, right?
0:58.2	Obviously when we did the stuff in Las Vegas, we got a ton of feedback when we revealed
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