NBA Christmas

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Presented by Gratwick. Sterling is back and it’s NBA draft night! UFC Austin Kevin Holland won again. Dude is like a real life superhero NFL Gronk retires, again RIP Goose NBA Warriors are champs Where does Steph rank? Klay’s parade day The Kyrie dominos Draft recap Best/worst dressed prospects Join Sports Sushi live every Thursday night in the Gratwick discord. https://discord.gg/raApGR4as5 Twitter DJ SlowBoogie: https://twitter.com/djslowboogie SportsPlug Russ: https://twitter.com/RLClimeSP Sterling: https://twitter.com/FurrowhSterling

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