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Fed-X Cup (Golf), Best Player(s) to NOT yet have won a Major, Take-Away's From USC's First Football Game of the Season, James Worthy Shout-Out

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Los Angeles Lakers to the table for discussion. 

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Ryan and Mac give us their all-time starting five for Duke and UNC Basketball. Who wins in a pickup game? Also the guys break down Armando Bacot's return to UNC next year and all the drama going on with the Tar Heels and the transfer portal.

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In honor of the Dunk Contest, this week we got The Human Highlight Reel and one of the greatest — if not, the greatest — dunkers ever, Dominique Wilkins, rolls through on Knuckleheads. Nique speaks on some playground legends who showed him the rock, dominating every level of basketball, and becoming one of the faces of Atlanta. You won’t want to miss this NBA legend’s look back. Tune in! 

1. Winning 56 games in a row in high school, being an All-American [7:45]
2. Choosing Georgia over Carolina schools [14:50] 
3. Getting drafted by the Jazz but traded to the Hawks and instantly dominating in the NBA [22:30]
4. Rivalry with Larry Bird, Celtics-Hawks series [25:15]
5. The Dunk King, winning the Dunk Contests [33:02] 
6. Averaging 30 ppg, not winning MVP over MJ [43:20]

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NBA veterans Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles are lifelong friends and bona fide truth-tellers. Listen as they invite special guests, high-profile athletes, musicians and entertainers to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold stories from the golden era of sports and culture. Named for the on-court celebration they made wildly popular, this unfiltered, hilarious and surprising podcast is like playing NBA 2K with no fouls.

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BIG GAME JAMES is in the building, y’all! Knuckleheads ending the year strong with back-to-back Hall of Famers. Q and D sit down with one of the “Showtime Lakers” and a Top 50 Greatest Player ever to play in the NBA, James Worthy. James talks about what it was like playing with Michael Jordan at UNC, being part of one of the greatest rivalries in all of sports: the Lakers-Celtics, and what was so special about being a Laker. Tune in! 

1. Getting to UNC and playing for Dean Smith [9:41]
2. First impression of Michael Jordan [17:58]
3. What it was like joining the Showtime Lakers and Magic Johnson [21:32]
4. Lakers-Celtics rivalry [48:00]
5. What was it meant to be named a Top 50 player [58:16]

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NBA veterans Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles are lifelong friends and bona fide truth-tellers. Listen as they invite special guests, high-profile athletes, musicians and entertainers to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold stories from the golden era of sports and culture. Named for the on-court celebration they made wildly popular, this unfiltered, hilarious and surprising podcast is like playing NBA 2K with no fouls.

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In today's episode, Justin takes a look at one of the most prestigious sports franchises of all time, the Los Angeles Lakers. A debate has recently sparked up about who are the five best Lakers of all time, and Justin is here to give you his take. There are several honorable mentions, and some players you might be surprised who don't make the list, but there can only be five!

Kiedy Magic Johnson i Larry Bird zmierzyli się w finale turnieju NCAA w 1979 roku ich drogi połączyły się ze sobą na zawsze. Fani NBA musieli jednak czekać aż 5 długich lat na rewanż. W tym czasie obaj byli już na szczycie hierarchii gwiazd koszykówki, a ich zespoły jednym tchem wymieniane były z najlepszymi w historii.

Pojedynek Los Angeles Lakers z Boston Celtics w 1984 roku nie zawiódł i zakończył się dopiero po 7 spotkaniach a dramaturgią dałoby się obdzielić kilka innych serii finałowych. O tym, co wydarzyło się, kiedy Larry i Magic wreszcie zmierzyli się w bezpośrednim pojedynku o mistrzostwo NBA opowiadamy w kolejnym odcinku Podcastu Gruba Lady.

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UTWÓR

The Heat Is On (From "Beverly Hills Cop" Soundtrack)

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Glenn Frey

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The Heat Is On

AUTORZY

Harold Faltermeyer, Keith Forsey

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Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give. 

In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1984 Finals, Lakers vs Celtics. A seven-game battle that changed the NBA forever, featuring a ton of Hall-of-Famers and the most intense rivalry in the NBA. Magic Johnson and the Lakers facing Larry Bird and Celtics, the matchup the world had been waiting for since they met in college 5 years earlier. Jabari and Rob discuss the Lakers "Showtime" offense, dealing with the physicality of the Celtics, the crazy heat in the Boston Garden, and in part two, "Big Game" James Worthy will join the show to talk about the series he still has nightmares about to this day.

NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA.

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Hosted by 7-time champion Robert Horry and Jabari Davis, NBA Finals File dives deep into the greatest Finals series in NBA history, breaking down the best moments, storylines and matchups, using rare archival audio from the NBA, and the personal touch that only "Big Shot Bob" can give. 

In this episode of NBA Finals File, we examine the 1984 Finals, Lakers vs Celtics. A seven-game battle that changed the NBA forever, featuring a ton of future Hall-of-Famers and the most intense rivalry in the NBA. Magic Johnson and the Lakers facing Larry Bird and Celtics, the matchup the world had been waiting for since they met in college 5 years earlier. Jabari and Rob discuss the Lakers "Showtime" offense, dealing with the physicality of the Celtics, the crazy heat in the Boston Garden, and in part two, "Big Game" James Worthy will join the show to talk about the series he still has nightmares about to this day.

NBA Finals File is available on the iHeart app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. NBA Finals File is a production of iHeartMedia and the NBA.

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True hoop fanatics will understand the beauty of this one. We got the captain from that 1984 Georgetown Hoya championship team. Gene Smith takes the time and shares his experiences and damn is it a good one.

Gene Smith was a defensive nightmare for opposing teams. His motor was relentless and he had an incredible ability to beat guys to a spot, sacrifice his body for a charge, dive on every loose ball, and he just never seemed to go away. He was a key part to Georgetown’s success and earned the team captain role on a championship team that featured Patrick Ewing, David Wingate, Reggie Williams, Michael Jackson and other future NBA players. He went on to be drafted in the 5th round (1st pick, 94th overall) by the Pacers in that historic 1984 NBA Draft.  Gene shares great stories about Patrick Ewing, Coach John Thompson, Michael Jordan, Pearl Washington, James Worthy, Hoya Paranoia, his podcast Hoya Locker Room and MUCH more.

We can’t thank Gene enough for his time and being so real with us. His stories were incredible and we know that all hoop fans will appreciate this one. This was a special one for Zach as he has a deep appreciation for Gene’s game, his motor, and his leadership. We hope our listeners get a feel for the importance of his role on that team and the Georgetown Program after listening to this one. 

Thank you Gene Smith!

Be sure to check out his podcast titled "Hoya Locker Room" 
Link to his podcast posted below.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIna67Ip99HiC00Fx-e9gVQ/videos


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Show Notes:

In this episode of Collector and Son the hosts discuss the cards they have bought on eBay including a new Harmon card, and the fact that sports card shows are finally back! The Collector can't stop talking about it!

Intro: (0:00-1:45).

Harmon Hunt: (1:46-6:08).

Father's Day gift from Son: (6:09-9:18).

Shows are back!: (11:05-

Baseball players at the shows: (12:27-15:08)

Football players at the shows: (15:09-17:27)

Basketball players at the shows: (17:28-20:21)

Hockey players at the shows: (20:22-20:46)

Getting a Collector and Son booth at a show?: (22:08-22:33)

Labor Day weekend show: (22:34-28:48)

Outro: (31:11-33:04)

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Matt Doherty played and coached basketball at the University of North Carolina. He started on the 1982 National Championship team coached by the legendary Dean Smith while playing alongside NBA stars Michael Jordan and James Worthy. He went on to a successful career in coaching. First as an assistant coach at Davidson and then at Kansas. In 1999, he was named head coach at the University of Notre Dame which for an Irish Catholic kid from Long Island was an incredible opportunity. One with which he anticipated would last a long time. However, in June 2000, Bill Guthridge, then head coach at UNC decided to retire and Roy Williams was expected to replace him. When Williams turned down the opportunity, UNC turned their attention to Matt Doherty and with the help of Michael Jordan, Dean Smith recruited him to come “home” as the head coach of the UNC Tar Heels.

In 2001, UNC won the ACC Regular Season Championship and Doherty was voted 2001 AP National Coach of the Year. Two short years later, he was forced to resign from his dream job.

What went wrong? Why did this happen? How do you go from reaching the top of the mountain to falling off the cliff? How do you prepare for your next opportunity? You Rebound!

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This week, Anthony Irwin joins William Glasser to draft teams and draft teams and talk about all-time Lakers playing backyard football.

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Anthony's Team:
-LeBron James
-James Worthy
-Alex Caruso
-Lonzo Ball
-Dwight Howard

William's team
-Kobe Bryant
-Magic Johnson
-Shaquille O'Neal
-Jerry West
-Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

It’s the middle of March Madness and what better guest to have on the show than someone who has experienced the tournament both as a player and a coach? Matt Doherty is in the house today and it’s an honor to have him! In this episode we discuss his experiences as a player, a coach, and also his book Rebound: From Pain to Passion. 

Doherty was a key member of those UNC teams that included winning the 1982 National Championship on a team featuring Sam Perkins, James Worthy, Michael Jordan, and legendary coach Dean Smith. He was then drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 6th round of the 1984 NBA Draft. He later continued his basketball journey as a coach that included stops with Notre Dame, FAU, SMU, and his Alma Mater North Carolina Tar Heels. This episode is a special one, especially for all of you current or aspiring coaches out there. You will get a preview of some of the valuable lessons included in his book as well as an idea of the time and effort he put in to writing it.

We are very honored for the opportunity to learn from Coach Doherty today. This is a conversation that we feel will better you as a person, player, coach and a leader. We know you will enjoy this one just as much as we did, and it is just a small sample size of what you will read about in his book so be sure to check it out! You can purchase your own personal copy from his website via PayPal or Venmo at http://www.rebound-book.com/. 

Thank You Matt Doherty!

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Eric, Zach and Wylie use the Zoom app (while social distancing) to bring you all another episode. We are talking about the HOT sports documentary of the year about the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls season led by Michael Jordan. We discuss Part 1 of ESPNs The Last Dance and we bring up some different and some forgotten points that are not made in the documentary that we hope you all enjoy.