Spurs or Thunder? Plus Jokic's Struggles & the Top of the East with Wosny Lambre

The Domonique Foxworth Show

ESPN

Sports, Football

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2026

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Domonique Foxworth and Charlie Kravitz are joined by Wosny Lambre to break down the biggest storylines from the NBA playoffs so far. They dive deep into the impressive start to the playoffs from the Spurs and Thunder, Nikola Jokic's struggles against Rudy Gobert, and the teams at the top of the East before switching over to the NFL and asking Wos how he feels about the players his Jets drafted. 0:00 Intro 2:22 Who's been more impressive, Thunder or Spurs? 25:37 Would a Jokic first round exit change how you view him? 33:47 Who's the East favorite? 38:17 Should the NBA remove the 3-point line? 47:09 Thoughts on the Jets' draft Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:27.5	Off top, before the Yankees were the Yankees,
0:30.1	they were the Baltimore Orioles,
0:31.1	before they were purchased and moved to New York.
0:33.1	It became the New York Highlanders.
0:35.3	Then eventually became the Yankees.
0:37.1	This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.
0:42.6	Welcome to the Dominic Foxwood Show.
0:44.3	I'm Dominic Foxwood, joined today by Charlie Kravitz, as usual.
0:48.3	Got on a polo.
0:49.1	He's serious today, man, means business.
0:51.4	And show Hall of Famer, Mr. Walsney Lambray.
0:54.4	What's up, Wasch? I'm good, man. Happy to be back with you guys, as always. Yeah, I am studying. So I'm going to be on ESPN. Ooh, you got a cat. We found my cat. My cat went missing, but he came home. Oh, wow. That's incredible. Yeah, I happen to be alone today at the house, so the cat is just like, yeah, I need company. So, now, here we are.
1:16.5	He or she is always welcome, but I have been stumbling upon some weird history facts because I'm doing sports jeopardy, ESPN Jeopardy. And so I've been trying to bone up on sports that I don't know a lot about. And I found some useless information that most certainly will not come up in the trivia question. So drop it on the beginning of the show. Who is the highest career batting average in Major League history? Relax. I ain't got to that yet. Chill, baby. Chill, chill. I don't know. Tony Gwyn? Second is Ty Cobb. Pete Rose. Tai Cobb. Ty Cobb. All right. Well, I'm going to lose, but that's all right. I'm going to get some money for charity. There we go.
1:52.8	He might have murdered a drifter.
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