The Blazers Lock Into McCollum and Lillard, the Raptors’ Post-Kawhi World, and Carmelo Anthony Musical Chairs | Group Chat

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4.4 • 9.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2019

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

We break down CJ McCollum’s near-max extension, and what it means for the perennially good-but-not-great Blazers (1:00). Then, we briefly run through what it’s like for a coach and franchise to find out they lost their star free agent (25:10), before talking through some potential Carmelo landing spots (31:41). Hosts: Justin Verrier and Danny Chau Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:04.8	Up on our site, the Ringer is breaking down the 40 best singles and albums from 1999,
0:09.7	covering Britney Spears, The Backstreet Boys, Maria Carey, and tons more.
0:13.9	And to accompany that piece, we filmed our staffers discussing what they agreed and disagreed
0:18.0	with from the article and debated what should have won.
0:21.1	You can read the piece on the Ringer.com and watch the video at youtube.com slash the
0:25.6	Ringer.
0:56.6	Yeah, there we go.
0:58.6	Alternate title.
1:01.8	This is Slow News Day with Kevin Clark.
1:04.2	We are Danny Chow and Justin Vierier.
1:06.4	Okay.
1:07.4	Get it?
1:08.4	It's a little long.
1:09.4	I actually don't get it.
1:10.4	It's a Slow News Day.
1:11.4	Oh, it is a Slow News Day.
1:12.4	There you go.
1:13.4	See, I am slow because it's just that time of the year, you know?
1:16.8	Yeah.
1:17.8	We have nothing to talk about.
1:18.8	Well, that's a great intro into the podcast that you're just about to listen to.
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