The NBA/China fallout

The Crossover NBA Show

SI NBA

Basketball, Sports

4.6 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 17 October 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week is Jeremy Woo, SI NBA writer and draft analyst. Mannix and Woo discuss everything that has happened since Daryl Morey's tweet, from the NBA's response, China's reaction and LeBron James criticisms of Morey. Plus the Zion Williamson hype is real and how LaMelo Ball has put himself in the mix to be the No. 1 pick in next June's draft.

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0:00.0	They are Sports Illustrated.
0:03.9	It's amazing.
0:04.6	This incredible body of work.
0:06.2	I really appreciate the integrity.
0:07.6	Everything you do is well done.
0:09.5	You guys do a great job.
0:10.7	We love it.
0:11.4	What can we say?
0:12.2	He's Chris Mannix.
0:16.5	He's employed by Sports Illustrated.
0:19.2	The announcer's got it in for me.
0:20.4	There you go.
0:20.8	This is the crossover NBA podcast.
0:24.1	You have a problem with it.
0:25.3	Build a team that can beat them.
0:26.7	Hosted by the one in only.
0:28.1	Oh, thank God.
0:28.8	Thank God.
0:29.4	Chris Mannix.
0:30.6	All right, welcome back to another episode of the crossover NBA podcast.
0:34.5	A lot to get into this week, the ever-developing story with the NBA, China, LeBron James.
0:41.8	He got involved in a situation this week. We'll talk about that. Also, Zion Williamson,
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