Ep. 13: COVID SZN (We Back)

I Think I Know Basketball is BACK — and just in time for the NBA Playoffs to get started. We talk about the rapper known as Dame Dolla being the baddest man in the NBA “bubble,” playoff matchups and who’s winning it all in the weirdest NBA season we’ve ev

Episode 13 of the I Think I Know Basketball podcast, hosted by Khari D Thompson, titled "Ep. 13: COVID SZN (We Back)" was published on August 17, 2020 and runs 43 minutes.

August 17, 2020 ·43m · I Think I Know Basketball

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I Think I Know Basketball is BACK — and just in time for the NBA Playoffs to get started. We talk about the rapper known as Dame Dolla being the baddest man in the NBA “bubble,” playoff matchups and who’s winning it all in the weirdest NBA season we’ve ever seen.

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I Think I Know Basketball is BACK — and just in time for the NBA Playoffs to get started.

We talk about the rapper known as Dame Dolla being the baddest man in the NBA “bubble,” playoff matchups and who’s winning it all in the weirdest NBA season we’ve ever seen.

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