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What Life is Really Like in the NBA Bubble
As NBA players report to the league's clean site in Orlando, they are entering a whole new world of isolated life in a Disney resort. There's the daily coronavirus testing and constant monitoring of health data just to be allowed to move around. There are some strong opinions about the meals and accommodations. Plus, there are pool parties, bike rides, and fishing to fill the time between practices and workouts. How are the teams handling it? And will the bubble work to allow for actual basketball later this month? ESPN's Malika Andrews talks to us from her room in Orlando (where she's spending a LOT of time) to give a view from inside the bubble.
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Basketball's Bubble Start
Live from the NBA bubble, Malika Andrews discusses her observations of practices and social gatherings, and whether players are adhering to the proper safety protocols. Bobby Marks and Tim Bontemps also join Brian Windhorst to talk about the lack of transparency concerning several star players' absences from the bubble (21:23). Plus, the guys wonder if we should be concerned about positive COVID-19 tests in the MLS (15:03) and also take an early look at next season's calendar (36:35).
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Chris and Tony break down UFC 251 and get into some NBA bubble talk.
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Hour 2: Redskins Name Change
Stephen A. Smith discusses the Redskins name change. John Calipari and Tommy Amaker announce their partnership with the John McLendon Minority Leadership Initiative. Jalen Rose and Marcus Spears react to Patrick Mahomes chasing Tom Brady's rings.
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G&W Hour 4: Jessica Mendoza
Jessica Mendoza joins the show to talk about the ramp up to the MLB season. She talks about why hitters will be at more of a disadvantage because you can pitch by yourself. Although stamina could be an issue for starters. She also looks at the decision by the Atlanta Braves not to consider changing their name after we learned that the Washington football franchise will.
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Hour 2: ACC Football this fall
Debbie Antonelli joins to talk about Dukes new women's basketball coach and Mark Schlabach joins to talk about how the Big Ten's decision could affect the rest of college football this fall.
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Episode Seventy-Seven
This week on ESPN's #1 Challenge Podcast the crew discusses the most emotional episode of the season, breaks down a Hall Brawl with NFL Insider Field Yates and finally gets the answer to, "What's The Deal with Nelson," from the man himself, Nelson Thomas.
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Basketball's Bubble Start
Live from the NBA bubble, Malika Andrews discusses her observations of practices and social gatherings, and whether players are adhering to the proper safety protocols. Bobby Marks and Tim Bontemps also join Brian Windhorst to talk about the lack of transparency concerning several star players' absences from the bubble (21:23). Plus, the guys wonder if we should be concerned about positive COVID-19 tests in the MLS (15:03) and also take an early look at next season's calendar (36:35).
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What Life is Really Like in the NBA Bubble
As NBA players report to the league's clean site in Orlando, they are entering a whole new world of isolated life in a Disney resort. There's the daily coronavirus testing and constant monitoring of health data just to be allowed to move around. There are some strong opinions about the meals and accommodations. Plus, there are pool parties, bike rides, and fishing to fill the time between practices and workouts. How are the teams handling it? And will the bubble work to allow for actual basketball later this month? ESPN's Malika Andrews talks to us from her room in Orlando (where she's spending a LOT of time) to give a view from inside the bubble.
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Top-4 Race Tightens
The FC crew react to a late North London Derby victory for Spurs despite another lackluster showing. Meanwhile, Leicester have a shocker against Bournemouth, opening the door for Manchester United to cement their Top-4 place. Plus, Antoinne Griezmann's injury is likely to keep him out for the remainder of the season and Gareth Bale continues to make headlines for the wrong reasons.
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Hour 4: Brad Edwards & Calls
Paul talks with ESPN's Brad Edwards, who lays out why the College Football Playoff needs to expand to 8 teams this season, and then leave it that way. Plus, final calls of the week, including Squirrel.
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Michael Collins takeover
Michael Collins wonders how celebrations are going to go with MLB considering social distancing rules. How are players going to avoid high fives and chest bumps after a game winning home run!? He wonders when the last time Tiger Woods played an event without spectators. It should be interesting considering how much he usually feeds off the crowd. And there wont be a Tiger Roar to let the leaderboard know hes coming after them.
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