NBA Weekend Winners & Losers | Rose's Jersey Retirement, Giannis' Injury, Eat That Tweet

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What recent events prompted NBA players to speak out?

Unknown 0:00
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Jay Skeets 0:45
Everyone needs to take care of their mental health, even running back Bijan Robinson.
Tass Mellis 0:49
When I'm on the field and feeling the pressure, I usually just take a deep breath. When I'm just breathing and seeing what's in front of me, everything just slows down. It just makes me feel great before I run the play.
Jay Skeets 0:59
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Trey Kirby 1:07
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Unknown 1:14
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Jay Skeets 1:33
You're giving me trust issues, brother.
Unknown 1:35
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Tass Mellis 1:43
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Trey Kirby 1:53
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Unknown 2:00
And the story of the Beetle is truly surprising. It has so much in it.
Trey Kirby 2:04
He says you should be able to mount machine guns on it.
Unknown 2:07
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Tass Mellis 2:12
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Tass Mellis 2:28
Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks Podcast presented by FanDuel. It's Monday, January 26th, 2026. I'm Jay Eskies, here in the yard, and alongside me, thanks to the power of technology, it's Tass Mellis. Basketball lovers, this is for you. Also here, on screen, in the yard, it's my top shot hot boy, Trey Kirby. Ayo! Ayo! And making the magic happen. In the back, he's hiding out today. He's not feeling well. A little under the weather, Super Producer JD. But he's pressing all the buttons. Making sure this goes live on YouTube. Hello to everybody in the stream team. Hit the like button.

How did Luka Doncic contribute to the Mavericks' success this weekend?

Tass Mellis 3:10
Subscribe. Podcast listeners, we love you too. Leave your boys a five-star rating and review. We had one wedgie this weekend, guys. Wedgie number 37. And it happened in Memphis. And it was Jordan Poole. And I could not believe this, guys. Jordan Poole, first career wedgie for Jordan Poole. I would have guessed he had like three or four of these. You think he should have more because why? He takes a lot of interesting shots? Yeah. I just would have thought he would have at least one, but maybe more. But Jordan Poole gets his first career wedgie task as we're up to 37. Not bad. We are rolling. Now, did we keep really good track of the shooter of each and every wedgie since we started tracking them in the year 2014?
Tass Mellis 4:01
I believe so. Because I didn't. I didn't track who shot it, where it was shot from. who was blocking that shot, who was part of that shot, who touched that shot. So I don't know. I don't know.

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