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Jan 12, 2015 50 min

78 – NBA Hassanity

from Grizz & Tizz From Way Downtown Hosted by Mammoth Audio

Tommy Greer and Liam Santamaria discuss the seemingly unstoppable Atlanta Hawks, Kemba Walker’s clutch play, the Hassan Whiteside phenomenon and the evergreen #PauPau Gasol. The boys also debate whether Jimmy Butler is a franchise player, where Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe sit among the league’s best frontcourts and whether the end is nigh for the defending champion San Antonio Spurs. All that plus BT in the Box, Studs & Duds, #DearGandT, the Truth Hurts and much, much more. The post 78 – NBA Hassanity appeared first on Mammoth Audio.

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