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EPISODE · May 19, 2021 · 1H 32M

417: Of Analysis, Airport Walk, and Arbitrary Stats

from Ball is Bae NBA Podcast

In this episode of the often campaigned for #BallisBae NBA Podcast, we talk to Adityan Nair, who regales us with tales of his Lakerdom, and help us discuss complex matters like Airport walk, and using arbitrary stats to prove your point in a clear rejection of rational thought processes. We also put our analysis hats on and predict the hell out of the play-in tournament being held probably as you’re listening to the pod.(10:00) - Adityan Nair talks to us about why he likes basketball and how he got to love it(18:00) - Adityan breaks down his favorite players by age group(25:30) - We learn the real names of some of the NBA players and collective minds were blown(30:00) - We discuss all the various playoff possibilities and matchups.(35:00) - Joe Ingles could be a sneaky vote getter for Sixth Man of the year.(46:00) - We talk about the Giants that play in the NBA(53:00) - Should people really care about Stats ?(60:00) - Predictions and Predictions and Playoff Debates.(67:00) - Adityan confesses he is a Bronsexual and gets poetic. (75:00) - Rapid fire : this and that questions  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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