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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2026 · 1H 7M

Gag Order!

from Directionally Correct · host Newsman Skip

In this episode of the Directionally Correct Podcast, Newsman Skip and Marlo Stanfield discuss the recent historic comeback in the NBA Finals, the implications of media bias in sports journalism, and the resilience of teams in high-pressure situations. They delve into officiating controversies, the impact of financial incentives on game outcomes, and the rise of international talent in the NBA. The conversation also touches on the future of the Knicks and their championship aspirations, highlighting key player performances and coaching decisions throughout the series. In this engaging conversation, Marlo and Newsman Skip delve into the current NBA playoffs, discussing standout performances, referee biases, and the dynamics of team strategies. They analyze the potential for Finals MVP candidates, particularly focusing on OG Anunoby and the implications of officiating on game outcomes. The duo also reflects on the skills of rising star Wemby and compares legendary players like LeBron James and Michael Jordan. As they predict the future of the series, they emphasize the importance of killer instinct in players and the impact of officiating on the game. I should’ve had more faith and been Directionally Correct!

In this episode of the Directionally Correct Podcast, Newsman Skip and Marlo Stanfield discuss the recent historic comeback in the NBA Finals, the implications of media bias in sports journalism, and the resilience of teams in high-pressure situations. They delve into officiating controversies, the impact of financial incentives on game outcomes, and the rise of international talent in the NBA. The conversation also touches on the future of the Knicks and their championship aspirations, highlighting key player performances and coaching decisions throughout the series. In this engaging conversation, Marlo and Newsman Skip delve into the current NBA playoffs, discussing standout performances, referee biases, and the dynamics of team strategies. They analyze the potential for Finals MVP candidates, particularly focusing on OG Anunoby and the implications of officiating on game outcomes. The duo also reflects on the skills of rising star Wemby and compares legendary players like LeBron James and Michael Jordan. As they predict the future of the series, they emphasize the importance of killer instinct in players and the impact of officiating on the game. I should’ve had more faith and been Directionally Correct!

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