Zach and Chris Herring of 538 react to the James Harden blockbuster trade.
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Пікірлер: 11
@clement1216913 жыл бұрын
Good pod, It was nice to hear more about how all the pieces fell and LESS about the second biggest drama queen in the league; second to teammate Kyrie, of course!
@JackE.Johnson3223 жыл бұрын
this man is on the way back time machine. it's a literally 1999 with Zach
@crisramos9403 жыл бұрын
Have a question: for the pick swap years, if Houston's pick is still better than Brooklyn's, can the Rockets just elect to do the swap the following or another year?
@Draydon_Longfellow3 жыл бұрын
Damn. Now i have to choose between NFL and Lowe Post. Bah, seen one NFL game, seen them all.
@DomClancy3 жыл бұрын
Herring's 538 input about 3% to 16% post-Harden trade laughably nullifies the merit of the pod with Arnovitz about preferring depth
@rodaxel71653 жыл бұрын
Get well soon Levert.. Pacers lost this trade.. I thought the trade wasn't gonna go through since he shouldn't have passed his physical..
@beatinbuzzers3 жыл бұрын
It's a crying shame that this only had 20 views when I clicked on it to watch. C'mon basketball fans, get you shit together! LOL. What a trade though. Poor LeBron has teams putting together ALL-TIME lineups around him to deny him his due. If he can get 2 more rings and beat BKN to get one of them: People are gonna have to have an ACTUAL CONVERSATION about G.O.A.T. I'm in Camp MJ but even I HAVE TO RECOGNIZE the mans(LeBron) had the best career in NBA history. Only time will tell who the G.O.A.T. is. Gotta let LeBron get to the finish line before we discuss the winner. Crazy that folks have been having this convo since LeBron's 5th year in the league, when he was 23! Jordan was just finding a place to put his ROTY trophy at that age. Thing that's gonna end up hurting MJ in the end is the time he spent away from basketball. Imagine MJ's legacy if he managed to go to, and win, 8 straight Finals! There would be NO DISCUSSION but the fact that he got burnt out and left for a couple of years has left the door open for this debate. Cant wait to see what LeBron does in these coming 5 or so years. It's gonna be VERY INTERESTING to say the least. Great Pod boys!
@JackE.Johnson322
3 жыл бұрын
The podcast is great it is literally the 1999 early 2000s feel the whole podcast has
@shingre
3 жыл бұрын
That's because most people use podcast apps for listening and not many use youtube.
@roryisawesome13 жыл бұрын
Cavs won the trade for a 1st round pick, should have been 2 for JA
Пікірлер: 11
Good pod, It was nice to hear more about how all the pieces fell and LESS about the second biggest drama queen in the league; second to teammate Kyrie, of course!
this man is on the way back time machine. it's a literally 1999 with Zach
Have a question: for the pick swap years, if Houston's pick is still better than Brooklyn's, can the Rockets just elect to do the swap the following or another year?
Damn. Now i have to choose between NFL and Lowe Post. Bah, seen one NFL game, seen them all.
Herring's 538 input about 3% to 16% post-Harden trade laughably nullifies the merit of the pod with Arnovitz about preferring depth
Get well soon Levert.. Pacers lost this trade.. I thought the trade wasn't gonna go through since he shouldn't have passed his physical..
It's a crying shame that this only had 20 views when I clicked on it to watch. C'mon basketball fans, get you shit together! LOL. What a trade though. Poor LeBron has teams putting together ALL-TIME lineups around him to deny him his due. If he can get 2 more rings and beat BKN to get one of them: People are gonna have to have an ACTUAL CONVERSATION about G.O.A.T. I'm in Camp MJ but even I HAVE TO RECOGNIZE the mans(LeBron) had the best career in NBA history. Only time will tell who the G.O.A.T. is. Gotta let LeBron get to the finish line before we discuss the winner. Crazy that folks have been having this convo since LeBron's 5th year in the league, when he was 23! Jordan was just finding a place to put his ROTY trophy at that age. Thing that's gonna end up hurting MJ in the end is the time he spent away from basketball. Imagine MJ's legacy if he managed to go to, and win, 8 straight Finals! There would be NO DISCUSSION but the fact that he got burnt out and left for a couple of years has left the door open for this debate. Cant wait to see what LeBron does in these coming 5 or so years. It's gonna be VERY INTERESTING to say the least. Great Pod boys!
@JackE.Johnson322
3 жыл бұрын
The podcast is great it is literally the 1999 early 2000s feel the whole podcast has
@shingre
3 жыл бұрын
That's because most people use podcast apps for listening and not many use youtube.
Cavs won the trade for a 1st round pick, should have been 2 for JA
@tylito4764
3 жыл бұрын
They got like a 20th pick congrats lol