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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2020 · 34 MIN

Mark Medina

from The Daily Thunder Podcast · host Daily Thunder

The NBA is back, baby! Brandon discusses what the 22-team plan to resume the season in Orlando looks like for the Thunder. Then he talks with USA Today’s national NBA writer Mark Medina about the shift in perception of Chris Paul, LA’s history with the Thunder, and adding Kobe to the GOAT conversation. He also chats with DT contributor Logan Meyer about his recent articles breaking down the fan-voted top 5 best teams in Thunder history, the organization’s knack improving players on and off the court, and why everyone is down to Dort. · Why it seems people have changed their minds about CP3 since joining the Thunder · LA’s many history-altering intersections with the Thunder · Who deserves to the be in the NBA GOAT discussion · Fan-voted best Thunder squads · How the Thunder consistently improve players reputations on and off the court · The rise of Lu Dort Show links: Best Squad Ever? How the Thunder Stack Up Against Other Fan Favorites in OKC History Oklahoma City: The Land of Basketball Second Chances The Legend of Lu Dort: A True Cult Hero Mark Medina’s USA Today archive Logan Meyer’s DT archive Twitter: Mark | Logan | Brandon | Rachael Thanks for listening! Please don’t forget to leave us a review!

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