Best Of The Fan Midday Show - Thursday 6/22/23

Today’s Best of Features: (00:00-14:07) – The Athletic’s Jim Trotter joins the Fan Midday Show with James Boyd and Jimmy Cook to recap what he took away from the NFL’s zoom call earlier in the week pertaining to the gambling policy, explains why he believes Isaiah Rodgers Sr.’s career is over if the alleged bets he placed are true, and questions why it seems the players are the only NFL employees that have been punished for gambling. (14:07-38:17) – Tony East of Sports Illustrated and the Locked On Pacers Podcast joins Jimmy and James on The Fan to break down the trade the Pacers made with the Lakers just minutes before the segment, what makes this draft more interesting compared to last year when you factor in the Pacers selecting seventh instead of sixth, if he was surprised the Lakers sent $4.35M to move up five spots in the second round, and discusses how much say Tyrese Haliburton has in who they draft. (38:17-48:00) – Clutch Points’ Brett Siegel joins the Fan Midday Show with James Boyd and Jimmy Cook to break down how the Celtics landed Kristaps Porzingis last night after the initial three-team trade with the Wizards/Clippers fell through, what he’s heard regarding who the Charlotte Hornets want tonight, and which player between Jarace Walker and Taylor Hendricks he thinks the Pacers will select when they get on the clock.        (48:00-1:05:58) – ESPN College Basketball Analyst and NBA Draft Analyst Seth Greenberg joins Jimmy Cook and James Boyd on The Fan to explain what kind of prospect Victor Wembanyama is on and off the court, which current NBA player he compares Brandon Miller to, explains why Cam Whitmore’s draft stock is dropping just a bit, who he thinks is going to be a steal in the second round, how he thinks Jalen Hood-Schifino and Trayce Jackson-Davis will translate to the NBA, and evaluates two prospects connected to Indiana in Taylor Hendricks and Jarace Walker.Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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