Getting Buckets: Episode 7 - Cornrow Caris
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Ethan and David are joined by their friend and fellow Nets fan Matt Rotlevi. The trio discusses the current situation of the Brooklyn Nets now that over a third of the team will not be playing in Orlando. They also discuss the planned "consolation bubble" in Chicago, the concerns that some players may break the bubble, and analyze the transactions made by teams over the last two weeks. They also try to answer whether a fourth championship title with the Lakers will make LeBron James the GOAT. Recorded 7/3/2020
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