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Jul 2020

40m 41s

Best of The Herd for Jul 31, 2020

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About this episode

The return of the NBA looks fantastic

Colin recaps the Lakers-Clippers game last night

The Pelicans need to stop putting Zion Williamson on minute restrictions

Most people complaining about NBA players kneeling are simply miserable people

The Buccaneers could very well make it to the Super Bowl

Guest: 5 time NBA All-Star Chris Webber

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