The Atlantic Files: #69

An episode of the The Atlantic Files podcast, hosted by Alex Fischbein, titled "The Atlantic Files: #69" was published on November 5, 2017 and runs 30 minutes.

November 5, 2017 ·30m · The Atlantic Files

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Summary

In case you haven't listened to the last episode of The Atlantic Files. Our Nets correspondent, Mike Bash, talked about how Brooklyn needs to start Spencer Dinwiddie. Well, he's been playing extremely well lately, and it's time to give that even further thought. Bryan Colangelo has decided to play some sort of game with Jahlil Okafor as the main piece. Okafor requested a buyout, but Colangelo seems to think he can make a trade for some sort of value. Whether this is true or not, Colangelo needs to get a deal done so that he's not playing with this young man's career. Finally, in the out of bounds segment, we have some spicy talk. No, not that kind of spicy talk, get your mind out of the gutter. It's hot wing talk!

Episode Description

In case you haven't listened to the last episode of The Atlantic Files. Our Nets correspondent, Mike Bash, talked about how Brooklyn needs to start Spencer Dinwiddie. Well, he's been playing extremely well lately, and it's time to give that even further thought. Bryan Colangelo has decided to play some sort of game with Jahlil Okafor as the main piece. Okafor requested a buyout, but Colangelo seems to think he can make a trade for some sort of value. Whether this is true or not, Colangelo needs to get a deal done so that he's not playing with this young man's career. Finally, in the out of bounds segment, we have some spicy talk. No, not that kind of spicy talk, get your mind out of the gutter. It's hot wing talk!

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