Domonique Foxworth
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931 appearances
21 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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the dream here, a real NBA expert, to let me know, should I be serious? Because I know they're better. I know they're not, they're gonna be a tough out, but I have a hard time convincing myself that they actually have a chance to win another title this year. Should I be... Should I change my opinion on that?
You got 700-year-old knees, it would appear.
Them hips close early. His hips close early.
This is so, one of the things about the NBA that people complain about is how the style of play has become a bit homogenous. But I can say when you look at the Western Conference, it does feel like,
there's some like eclectic roster constructions that is kind of interesting to see those things clash like from what the Timberwolves have to the Warriors like is there a chance that the Warriors could small ball their way past some of these teams because like that is always the the hang up for the Warriors or excuse me not for the Warriors for the Timberwolves or for
a Gobert-centered team is like, is he going to get taken off the floor? The Thunder, I guess, like, Chet can run well enough.
I mean, the criticism, I guess, that I've heard about the Thunder, and you could let me know if this is accurate or not, is... very reliant on one specific player who is also very reliant on the referees blowing the whistle in certain situations, right?
Talking about SGA, Shea Gillespie Alexander.
Yeah, I mean, and I guess my point, you're right. I don't mean to say that he's like a foul grifter. Like, the fouls are genuine. But it is a part of his game. And the reason why that... I've heard that that should give me some concern is like the refs don't call every game consistently. And then in the clutch, when you need those plays, the refs tend to swallow their whistles in those situations.
Or their wishers. Or their wishers. And they don't have like a true secondary playmaker in a way that you would expect them to.
It's impossible to eliminate him similar to the way that it's impossible to eliminate Jokic. You just try to get him in situations where you're more comfortable or where you think he is not as comfortable.
That's why those players are so valuable, which is why there's another story of the NBA that's kind of been percolating. We know how valuable those star players are, which is why the NBA is the league of tankers, if there's such a thing. There's no other league where I feel like it makes more sense to tank than an NBA because the value of a player like that is so huge.
And so there were a couple articles yesterday, one of which on ESPN, about the league's initiatives to try to address tanking.
Can I run down the Sixers roster? So, Quentin Grimes is balling. He's the player, the name that you know. Then they got Lonnie Walker, the fourth. Aden Bona, Justin Edwards, Ricky Council, also the fourth. Two of the fourths.
He's the fourth because he has other brothers?
And together they formed Pretty Ricky.
Our first show, we learned about, or we discussed a little bit about naming conventions in families.
G-Roy's a great Maryland receiver.
They definitely seem like the characters from a 90s cartoon that were always causing havoc that the gang had to get away from.
Hell yeah, G-Roy. Leroy and G-Roy. We talked about this on my show a little bit yesterday and I kind of fumbled into what I thought was a reasonable tanking solution. So I want to hear, I'll throw this to you. I think when we are talking about creating That's the problem. Teams are incentivized.
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