The Biggest Move?

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4.4 • 8.4K Ratings

🗓️ 8 February 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser come together to discuss the biggest topics in sports including what they think the biggest move was this NBA trade deadline, if this could be Geno Auriemma’s final season coaching UCONN, and Steve Young joins the show for 5 Good Minutes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Pardon the interruption but I'm Mike Wilbonne, it's National Proposed Day, Tony.
0:05.6	Do you remember how you proposed?
0:08.4	Tony Corn I said, yes, I got down on one knee and I said, Eleanor, will you marry me?
0:14.0	And she said, I'm already engaged to Franklin.
0:16.0	And that's a funny line, Mike.
0:18.0	We've just lost our entire audience.
0:19.0	He lost it.
0:20.0	It's the Roosevelt.
0:21.0	What?
0:22.0	Under 87 or 88.
0:24.0	Oh yeah, under 100.
0:26.0	Yeah, it's a Roosevelt show.
0:28.4	How great is that?
0:29.2	Welcome to P.C. I, boys and girls.
0:31.4	In today's episode Dodgers pictures and catches report
0:34.3	Gino Oriema gets win number 1200 and Steve Young joins us for five good minutes
0:40.0	but we begin today with a relatively quiet NBA trade deadline.
0:44.8	No real big names were moved.
0:46.7	One real long name was moved.
0:48.4	Shooter Boyon Bogdanovich went from the Pistons to the Knicks,
0:52.0	along with Alec Burks. Gordon Hayward went from the Pistons to the Knicks, along with Alec Burks.
0:53.0	Gordon Hayward went from Charlotte to Oklahoma City.
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