Sunny in PHX: Episode 121

Sunny in PHX! A Phoenix Suns Podcast

Chris Horwedel

The Underdog, Basketball, Nba, Sports, Phoenix Suns, Underdog Sports

4.6 • 724 Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2018

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Charlie Erling, Mitch Krmpotich, and David McGraw discuss Jay Triano, the NBA Playoffs and their hate of Bledsoe and Westbrook. - Jay Triano Out - Coaching Search Update - NBA Playoffs - Bledsoe Rant - Westbrook Rant

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0:00.0	The following podcast is part of the Underdog Sports Podcasting Network.
0:09.1	For a full list of our shows, as well as breaking sports news and engaging feature stories,
0:15.4	visit us at www. Theunderdog Sports.com.
0:31.2	Just for the record, we got a son in Phoenix, too.
0:31.5	52. Are you ready?
0:40.7	Oh, yeah.
0:46.2	Hey, what's up everybody?
0:47.7	Welcome to the Sunny and Phoenix podcast, a weekly podcast where we keep you up to date
0:52.0	on everything Phoenix Suns basketball.
0:54.2	This week, we're going to touch again on the coaching search.
0:57.9	Then we're going to dive into Eric Bloodsoe and we think it might be the last time we do it.
1:02.4	So we're going to leave it all out on the table right there.
1:05.6	And then we'll talk about what we've seen in the NBA playoff so far.
1:10.0	My name's Charlie Erling.
1:11.3	I have Dab and Mitch Crumpettich and David McGraw with me.
1:14.5	What's up, guys?
1:16.1	You know, we're here.
1:18.5	The weather in Phoenix is unbelievable.
1:22.1	The basketball is better than it's been all season because we're not playing.
1:26.6	Things are good.
1:28.7	That's right.
1:30.2	I echo those sentiments, watching some solid basketball,
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