Sloppy Seconds Sports Episode 1

from Sloppy Seconds · host Jeremy D and Jeremy L

This episode we talk about the sports we miss the most due to the corona virus pandemic 0:27-9:10, We drafted hypothetical starting lineups in the NBA and debated which GM had the best team 9:10-40:36, Our personal favorite Era of basketball 42:01-58:43, Random athletes who we each thought were destined for stardom and flopped 58:43-1:10:36, Gobert vs. Mitchell 1:10:36-1:20:48, Trubisky Vs. Foles 1:20:48-1:25:34

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