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Episode 29: A King Has Fallen
This week, the fellas discuss the end for King Felix, the MLB Food Fest, postseason races, and the start of the managerial caracole.
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This week on The Atlantic Files:
The Pacific Division, other than maybe the Atlantic, has been the most talked-about division this off-season. So, Mike and Alex had to welcome Society brother, BJ Boyer of the Lakers Lair podcast, to the show to talk some west coast basketball.
Anthony Davis, Kawhi Leonard, and Paul George are all entering Los Angeles with the same hopes for different teams. Davis comes to join LeBron James on the Lakers while Leonard and George are joining forces in the same building with the Clippers.
Oh, did we mention that D’Angelo Russell is also entering the division to join the three-time champs Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson? Then, sprinkle on top a young and rising Sacramento Kings team with a Phoenix Suns team that contains some serious offensive talent.
Yeah, this season is going to be fun in the Pacific. Hear the full episode below!
Previous division preview episodes: Northwest | Southwest
Topic Rundown:
1:30 – Thoughts of the Pacific from last season
6:15 – Phoenix Suns
15:50 – Los Angeles Lakers
32:00 – BJ and Mike make a bet on the Lakers and Brooklyn Nets
36:30 – Sacramento Kings
44:00 – Los Angeles Clippers
54:30 – Golden State Warriors
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Author
Alex Fischbein
Being from the suburbs of Philadelphia, it was hard not to become a Sixers fan during Allen Iverson's prime. Other than just the Sixers, I enjoy watching all forms and levels of basketball, especially the WNBA. Outside of basketball, I've been playing and coaching volleyball for most of my life. Also, after graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, I became a Software Developer by day, while writing and hosting podcasts by night.
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