The Atlantic Files: #67

An episode of the The Atlantic Files podcast, hosted by Alex Fischbein, titled "The Atlantic Files: #67" was published on October 17, 2017 and runs 50 minutes.

October 17, 2017 ·50m · The Atlantic Files

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Summary

The new NBA season is finally ready to tipoff! Obviously, this means we need to predict every single thing that will happen this season, and how the Atlantic Division will fare against the rest of the league. Okay, we might not predict how many times Drake gets hype at a Raptors game, but we do have a lot of predictions. Also, as mentioned last week, the new segment, "Out of Bounds," makes its debut. After all of the regular season predictions, it's time to talk a little about the love of sports and the playing field that they are all on. Yes, this does pertain to the United States missing out on the World Cup, but it's not just about soccer.

Episode Description

The new NBA season is finally ready to tipoff! Obviously, this means we need to predict every single thing that will happen this season, and how the Atlantic Division will fare against the rest of the league. Okay, we might not predict how many times Drake gets hype at a Raptors game, but we do have a lot of predictions. Also, as mentioned last week, the new segment, "Out of Bounds," makes its debut. After all of the regular season predictions, it's time to talk a little about the love of sports and the playing field that they are all on. Yes, this does pertain to the United States missing out on the World Cup, but it's not just about soccer.

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