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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2019 · 45 MIN

EP5: TJ Kidd

from Wingspan Podcast · host Doug Bearak

TJ Kidd, son of former NBA point guard and currently Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Jason Kidd, joined the Wingspan Podcast to discuss what it was like growing up as Kidd’s son. Kidd dived into when he first found out he was the son of one of the league’s top point guards and some of his favorite memories of his dad’s playing career. To end the episode, Kidd offered his take on the Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks, and who he believes will take home the NBA Championship. --------- Submit your questions and comments to [email protected]. Please remember to subscribe and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. --------- Message from our Partner: SportsHosts is building the world's first platform just for sports fans with the belief that bringing people together from around the world through shared passions can amplify what unites us. Before Covid-19, that meant connecting people to see games together, but right now, all their energy is focused on bringing people together digitally on the SportsHosts app to share stories, talk sport and build connections around the world so that when sports returns, we can have mind-blowing experiences at home or away. SportsHosts YouTube Trailer. --------- Join us on the app today.

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