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in #3 before throwing it to SHAQ for his opinion, Sir Charles says "Let me say something quickly" you notice Kenny and EJ turn to the Big Fella with that look of "Ah Damn" XD its the funniest moment before what comes out next
Hilarious show doubt it can be duplicated but they had an historic run kenny finally will get into a professional hall of fame sports broadcasting. Thanks for all the years of fun
Inside the NBA executives are the exact definition of companies hiring people who have no idea how to do their job and take away the best benefits from the company. Y'all are out of your f****** minds. Even the athletes turn the sound on and tune in for inside the NBA just to hear from the guys
Those Clippers Lob City years were awesome! The OG Sonics Lob City was amazing too! I liked this video a lot. I am not debating which number any were placed. Great picks.
Chuck going after Jussie Smollett should honestly be in the Television Hall of Fame reel. He truly went there and addressed a sensitive topic with both wisdom and hilarity. It was incredible.
