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    NBA Player Superstitions, Bumpy Plane Rides, Thoughts on the Hezonja Step-Over, and Impressive Rookies CJ's Played Against This Year

    NBA Player Superstitions, Bumpy Plane Rides, Thoughts on the Hezonja Step-Over, and Impressive Rookies CJ's Played Against This Year

    FromPull Up with CJ McCollum

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    NBA Player Superstitions, Bumpy Plane Rides, Thoughts on the Hezonja Step-Over, and Impressive Rookies CJ's Played Against This Year

    FromPull Up with CJ McCollum

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    Length:
    44 minutes
    Released:
    Dec 5, 2018
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    On this week's show, CJ and and Jordan are talking:NBA player superstitions, and where CJ would draw the line.Bumpy plane rides, and traveling as an NBA playerHezonja's step-over--would CJ have done the same?Impressive rookies that CJ's played against this year


    Also, a handful of your Twitter questions, CJ's Wine Corner, and Dennis Smith's reaction to losing his teeth.

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    Released:
    Dec 5, 2018
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Portland Trail Blazers star - and former journalism major at Lehigh – CJ McCollum hosts Pull Up alongside Jordan Schultz, of "The Boardroom" on ESPN+. Pull Up is a one-of-a-kind show that will give an unmatched look into the NBA and the life of a basketball superstar. CJ has been lauded as the next breakout star in sports media. But why wait till he retires to begin his next career? In Pull Up, CJ will talk about everything from where star players will go in free agency, to what it’s like to drop 50, to his favorite glass of wine. Pull Up will provide unmatched NBA access, plenty of laughs, and world-class guests in an unprecedented sports podcast showcasing an NBA and media star at the height of his career.