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Aug 26, 2017 21 min

Fallout from Kyrie Irving trade

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The deal between the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers doesn't change the NBA's landscape all the much for this year, but it does position the C's for a better future with players entering or in their primes. We look at the fallout from the deal and who emerged as the winner/loser. 0:40- What this deal means for both teams, pending Isaiah's medical 1:43- Why this deal works for the Celtics 2:22- Huge turnover for Celtics, only 5 players remain from last season's roster 2:50- Good deal for both but... 3:25- Cavs got rid of someone who didn't want to be on their team 4:00- Why the Cavaliers should've waited until training camp 4:30- The case for a Phoenix Suns trade instead 5:25- Should the Knicks have pushed for a Kyrie trade...without giving up Kristaps Porzingis 6:00- Bottomline, this is a players league 7:00- Nets' 2018 pick is a fluke since they will be a fringe playoff team 10:00- Chris' conspiracy theory about Cavs deal (they wanted an injured Thomas) 11:00- NBA's 2017-2018 schedule is out, what games are you highlighting on your calendar? 11:50- Thomas' first revenge game 13:00- Christmas Day games 15:00- The Revenge Games (Wolves at Chicago, Thunder at Pacers) 16:00- Of the Knicks recent signings, who will make the most impact - Ramon Sessions or Michael Beasley? 18:00- Steve tells us the truth about the Knicks and Carmelo Anthony saga 20:00- Anything can happen in the NBA

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