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Larry Hughes answers your questions! Topics include: Wizards' playoff prospects, potential roster additions, the need for a big who can switch out onto the perimeter, player safety concerns in Orlando, what Larry Brown would have done if someone shot a 3 from 30ft out, Ish vs Shabazz, Brown Jr. vs Bonga, re-signing Bertans, why Larry didn't re-sign with the Wizards, ceiling of the mid-2000s teams if he had stayed, toughest guy to cover, favorite moment as a Wizard, favorite cities, Nelly vs Ludacris, and so on!

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Zach and Josh discuss the return of the NBA and the plan that the league came up with. The guys also discuss who was hurt the most by the NBA's format, and who can win it all. Finally, the guys rank their top NFL offensive trio's.

En el episodio de esta semana, Tate Gómez Luna, Memo Schutz y Tony Cherchi discuten el plan de regreso de la NBA. 22 equipos, 8 juegos de temporada y playoffs volverán desde el próximo 31 de julio en Orlando, Florida. ¿Cuáles son los detalles del plan? ¿Qué pasará con los ocho equipos restantes? No te pierdas el nuevo episodio de Zona de 3.

Matt Stroup is joined by Steve Alexander and special return guest Brian Rosenworcel (fantasy basketball expert / drummer for Guster) to hit the week's most serviceable and intriguing waiver pickups, including Shabazz Napier, Donte DiVincenzo, Monte Morris and Luke Kornet. We also consider the outlook in a new home (Portland for Trevor Ariza), ponder the second-half upside for Cam Reddish, and make note of a serious scoring binge for Svi Mykhailiuk.

There's a new sheriff in town in Washington, Tommy Sheppard has taken over as GM, but the big question remains: What's the plan? Trade Bradley Beal and go all-in on a rebuild? Or, re-tool on the fly and try to build around Beal? The latter seems to be the goal, Beal is not available in a trade and he wants to stay to try and get a supermax contract extension, Chase Hughes of NBC Sports Washington tells Kurt Helin in this NBC Sports Podcast. The pair get into how this Wizards team is not built to compete now, with Ish Smith and Isaiah Thomas at the point and rookie Rui Hachimura likely to get heavy run. They also discuss what happens next season when John Wall returns. It's going to be an interesting year in our nation's capital.

In this episode Eugene and Reggie discuss the Bradley Beal contract extension offer, John Wall's horrible contract and Kobe's place on the 2010's all decade team

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Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander break down some recent fantasy headlines, including Pelicans' VP David Griffin talking up Jrue Holiday and Derrick Favors. Meanwhile, John Wall is expected to miss all of 2019-20 as he recovers from his torn Achilles, and we discuss the fallout, including where to consider Bradley Beal and Isaiah Thomas. Also on this episode — a potential bounce-back for Will Barton, and the boom-or-bust potential of Kyle Lowry.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst on the future of the Wizards front office and how John Wall and Bradley Beal contracts could be holding it hostage.

On this episode Hani and Zeeshan first of all go over the top 5 NBA teams so far in the early part of 2019. Along with that they also go over the Timberwolves recent firing of President of Basketball Operations/Head Coach Tom Thibodeau and also the future of Anthony Davis and the New Orleans Pelicans. All this and much more on episode 6 of the Up and Under Podcast.

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On this episode Hani and Zeeshan take on the impossible task of fixing the Washington Wizards and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Along with that Hani and Zeeshan introduce a brand new segment to the show.

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Matt Stroup and Steve Alexander discuss the top waiver wire pickups in fantasy hoops this week, including our best estimate of what Tomas Satoransky can accomplish with John Wall headed for season-ending surgery. Plus, how Phoenix Suns rookie Mikal Bridges is starting to look like the next Robert Covington, what to do with a surging and slumping Rodions Kurucs of the Nets, and why Wizards big man Thomas Bryant is a must-add player. Also, the suddenly intriguing Spurs point guard Derrick White, who's been piling up defensive stats of late. Check out Steve's Waiver Wired column right here, and Matt's latest Roundball Stew -- a breakdown of 30 waiver wire pickups owned in 30 percent or less of fantasy leagues.

Matt Stroup and Ryan Knaus rip through some fantasy basketball predictions for 2019, assessing whether Deandre Ayton can make a run at top-25 value, whether Chris Paul can extend his outrageous streak of top-10 finishes and whether Derrick Jones Jr. can maintain his eye-catching production of late. Plus, a look at how high John Wall, Lauri Markkanen and Lonzo Ball can land, and what to expect from DeMarcus Cousins and Kevin Love when they eventually return from injury.

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All sports. One podcast. (even hockey)
PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

All sports. One podcast. (even hockey)
PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

All sports. One podcast. (even hockey)
PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST