Hr2 - Brad Botkin Analyzes the Spurs' NBA Finals Meltdown vs. the Knicks

Carl and Mike broadcast from Jimmy's Tequila & Carnes to analyze why elite American athletes gravitate toward the NFL over soccer. They are joined by Brad Botkin to break down the Spurs' coaching blunders in the NBA Finals and reports that the Hawks are interested in Austin Reaves. 01:50 - Soccer World Cup Discussion 05:35 - US Soccer Talent Debate 09:45 - Atlanta United Roster Issues 13:45 - Falcons Offensive Line Concerns 19:20 - Spurs NBA Finals Struggles 23:10 - Texas Tech Gambling Scandal 28:40 - Hawks Personnel Rumors 36:30 - NBA Finals Analysis 42:35 - Hawks Offseason Roster Moves

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