EPISODE · Apr 18, 2020 · 56 MIN
Sloppy Seconds Blast From the Past: Reliving the thrilling game 1 of 2009 playoffs Bulls Vs. Celtics
from Sloppy Seconds · host Jeremy D and Jeremy L
Come relive this amazing moment moment in sports history with us, as we talk about game 1 of the 2009 playoffs between the bulls and the Celtics. Derrick rose had a career high 36 points which tied Kareem Abdul Jabbar’s record for points in someone’s first playoff game.
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