EPISODE · Mar 27, 2015
Earnestly Speaking Radio Show: 3/27/15
from NGSC Sports Radio
Hosted by Earnest â??EJâ?? Christian and Gee Steelio HOUR #1 *The show opens with EJ and Gee reacting to the breaking news that Kevin Durant is officially out for the season and whether the Oklahoma City Thunder are cursed as a franchise.The guys also discuss Gee Steelioâ??s recent article on why Durant would be a great fit with the New York Knicks. *THE HOT FIVE: Kentucky Basketball, Dwight Howard, Phillip Rivers/Drew Brees, Derrick Rose, Darrelle Revis *We love when our guy Antwan Staley of NGSC Sports comes on the show. He discusses March Madness and previews the Sweet 16 as well as give his thoughts on the Kevin Durant news. *EJ and Gee break down the drama in Cleveland between LeBron James and Kevin Love and try to figure out whether everyone is reading too much into it or if there are actual friction between the two parties. HOUR #2 *We kick off the 2nd hour with Lang Greene of Basketball Insiders for his weekly segment discussing LeBron v. Love, whether the Rockets are a serious threat in the West with Dwight Howard back in the lineup and how annoying it is that people assume Kentucky could actually compete with the worst quad in the NBA. *In liu of Steve Nashâ??s retirement last weekend the guys discuss their personal Mount Rushmore of all time point guards in NBA history and read some of the best choices on social media. *Tom Read of Believe The Hype NBA joins the show live from his homeland of Australia to discuss his thoughts on the latest news on Kevin Durant, the Boston Celtics late season turnaround and more. *James â??Big Jimâ?? Nies makes his first appearance on Earnestly Speaking to preview Wrestlemania 31 and tries to sell EJ why he should get back into the WWE present day. Gee actually holds his own bombarding Big Jim with questions. Plus the guys go into the weekend with their shoutouts.
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