Nov 11, 2023 42 min

Episode 415

from Sean's Sports Stop Hosted by Sean Tiplitsky

This wonderful episode of the Sean’s Sports Stop podcast includes: potential NBA trades (2:40), Josh Dobbs shocked by the trade (15:40), cops towing Shadeur Sanders’ Rolls Royce (17:45), Juan Soto trade? (20:00), Yankees and Mets linked to Yoshinobu Yamamoto (22:05), Jim Harbaugh (25:00), Arizona shocking Duke (27:55), Fernando Tatis Jr. and Andres Gimenez winning Platinum Gloves (29:05), Lebron James’ shin (30:05), NFL executives believing Kyler Murray’s contract is untradeable (31:45), James Harden saying he needs 10 games to get acclimated with Los Angeles Clippers (34:20), and Michigan taking care of Penn State (36:10)

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