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Yeah. Good morning, sweet world and welcome to the No Dongs podcast on the Athletic Network.

It's Tuesday, March 24th, and we're running just threes today. It's a real Gus Macer situation. I'm Jay Skeets and alongside me. We've got the bearded one, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo! Hey, and making the magic happen, it's JD. Hello. There he is, and here we are. Thanks for joining us here on a Tuesday. Guys, last week, the NBA announced a free preview of NBA League Pass up until April 22nd

to help ease the pain of having no hoops to watch during the coronavirus pandemic.

So this is a smooth move here by Silver & Company because this offer gives you access to full length and condensed replays

of all the games from this season, which is pretty sweet.

But a few of you reached out to us via email and Twitter wondering, well, where does one

start with these games?

What are the most notable games?

What should I even watch?

So that's what we're doing here today.

We're going to help you out a little bit,

counting down the top 10 games to rewatch from the 2019-20 NBA season. And look, we did the homework on this. We've had the time, rewatched every single game, including the preseason.

That's right. Just so that we know the perfect 10 games. We're not messing around here. We actually even got footage from some practices that we've gone over just to make sure if those were notable or not. Just the scrimmages, though. Yeah, that's right. No five on no, none, all five on five. That's right. All right. So we're going to get into the top 10 games you should go back and watch from the 2019-20 season. but we got a few honorable mentions, all right? I'm going to hit you just in chronological order with these. October 23rd, 2019. The second night of the NBA season, that's when Kyrie scored 50 in his net's debut, but it came in an overtime loss to the Wolves. That was a good, exciting type of Kyrie game there. Oh, no doubt about it. And, you know, seeing Kyrie go out there and have a dominant game, you're thinking, everything's good for the Brooklyn Nets. All they did was trade DeAngelo Russell for Kyrie Irving. Of course, they're going to be good. And, you know, things changed as the season went on. Basketball is not math, as the last one said.

All right, October 27th, 2019, a few nights later,

Jay Crowder hits the overtime buzzer beating three versus the Nets.

Another game with the Nets.

I love this one because you had John Morant taken over late.

You had him setting up the game-winning three.

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