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#285: Team USA Fails, Kevin Porter Jr. In Trouble

EPISODE · Sep 13, 2023 · 1H 14M

#285: Team USA Fails, Kevin Porter Jr. In Trouble

from The Atlantic Files · host Alex Fischbein, Dennis Clausen and Mike Bash

This week, on episode 285 of The Atlantic Files, Team USA fails to medal at the 2023 FIBA World Cup, Kevin Porter Jr. gets in trouble with the law, Damian Lillard now says he'd join training camp for any team, and we preview the Southeast Division for the upcoming NBA season. After the controversial comments from Noah Lyles about the NBA, Team USA couldn't turn those words into fuel for the 2023 FIBA World Cup. The team lost to Germany in the semifinal and then suffered another loss to Canada in the third-place game. They failed to meet expectations and the race to build the best team for the Olympics is now on. Kevin Porter Jr. has found himself in very hot water after being arrested on assault charges. Right now, everything is alleged before the court cases take place. The NBA, however, could bring down some pretty hard sanctions when it's all said and done because of the issues off of the court for Miles Bridges. His NBA career is now in jeopardy let alone his future with the Houston Rockets. Finally, we preview the Southeast Division for the upcoming NBA season. Damian Lillard to the Miami Heat is still a possibility, but the rest of the division has some rising rosters. Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks look to improve with a full season of Quin Snyder at the helm and the Orlando Magic are getting better every day as their young stars improved throughout the offseason. Timecodes: 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:31 Fantasy Football Corner: Week 1 recap 00:21:36 Team USA fails to medal at 2023 FIBA World Cup 00:36:32 Kevin Porter Jr. arrested 00:50:48 NBA Southeast Division Preview 01:10:38 Outro

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