No Particular Hurry: Episode 22 featuring Billboard and Rights To Ricky Sanchez's Andrew Unterberger

What Will Be The Lakers' Rotation? Who Closes at Point Guard? Can Anthony Davis Start at PF?: The Lakers have a roster that is far more balanced than the one they had at the beginning of August in 2022. It features coherent parts that make real sense together. There is a sense of legitimate depth, as well. But with these first world problems come challenging questions about how to divide up a limited amount of minutes. Jovan Buha, who covers the Lakers for The Athletic, has a story up this week providing and early projection about who starts, who finishes, and how many minutes guys get. Among the big questions: If the Lakers really do want to play Anthony Davis as a power forward as much as they did in earlier seasons, what does that do to LeBron James? To the rest of the forward rotation? Is it a good idea, before even unpacking whether Jaxson Hayes/center-not-yet-signed ought to be playing in the starting lineup? What does the point guard situation look like? Does D'Angelo Russell by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Miami Dolphins Draft Preview: Offense: On today’s DolphinsTalk.com Podcast, Mike is joined by our in-house Draft Guru Dante Collinelli to break down the offensive players in this year's upcoming NFL Draft, with a Miami Dolphins twist, of course. This is the most realistic Miami Dolphins ... by DolphinsTalk.com Daily Podcast

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Celtics PRIDE: Andrew Doxy Interview by Green With Envy: A Boston Celtics Podcast

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How Donovan Mitchell joined Wilt in an elite club; the Browns’ best corner isn’t who you might think by Terry’s Talkin’

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Will Anthony Davis' Return Make The Lakers Contenders? Plus, First Half Awards!: 41 games down, 41 to go. No, that's not meant as a threat. So with the Lakers at the halfway point, where do things stand? LeBron James spoke Sunday about having a better understanding of what this team is, and how they're going to play going forward, and the identity question is certainly an important one, even if that identity is imperfect. What he can't quantify, though, is just what things will look like once Anthony Davis returns. Not that they won't get better- that's a given- but how much better? And what will Davis look like in this new lineup leaning harder into "small" (i.e. Anthony Davis is a center, LeBron is the backup center, and we're only deploying the classic bigs in specific scenarios) than any season Davis has had here? In theory, it shouldn't be that different. Davis finished virtually every game in the title season at center, and has played more of it this year than the previous two. A by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Quandre Diggs Talks Differences Between Detroit Lions And Seattle Seahawks + NFL Recap by Bussin' With The Boys

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Do the Lakers Have a Problem at Center (and Can Austin Reaves Help Solve it)? Plus, Dwight Howard Gets Disrespected!: 24 hours removed from Sunday's victory over the Memphis Grizzlies, there's still a lot to unpack for the Lakers with this victory. In part because the next six games (San Antonio, Oklahoma City, Cleveland, Houston, Houston AGAIN, Oklahoma City AGAIN) constitute a slate of very winnable contests (and given the bloodbath that is the west, no opportunities should ever go wasted). But also because, well, questions remain. For example, how should Frank Vogel slot undrafted rookie (and emerging fan favorite) Austin Reaves into the rotation, as he continues to make good on his increasing minutes? Who are the best players to place him alongside? Could he perhaps start games, if for no other reason than... It would mean going small with Anthony Davis at center, which would presumably remove DeAndre Jordan from the rotation, which would absolutely make fans happy. But has their s by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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10-2-23 Hour 2: SEC Power Rankings, Jake Thompson, Steve Robertson: Bo and the crew talk about the best teams in the SEC after week 5, Ole Miss beating LSU and the biggest problems for Mississippi State in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. by Out of Bounds with Bo Bounds

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Prospect Mailbag! (2022) by RotoWire Prospect Podcast

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Stop Me If You've Heard This Before - 10//05/2020: When was the last time the Giants played complementary football? Anyone? The answer is not this year. The offense can't get things going, and worst of all, it seems like the same mistakes and issues are popping up every...single...week. What specifically, you might ask? Trouble picking up a stunt by the offensive line is a big problem. Quarterback Daniel Jones not seeing the entire field is another (yes, he was under duress a lot, but there were plenty of times when he had sufficient time to step up in the pocket and make plays had he looked around). The turnovers--for the love of the above, can this team get through one stinking game without a shoot-your-self-in-the-foot turnover? The running game? A little bit better this week, but I'm still not sure I like it that Jones is leading the team in rushing every week, nor am I crazy about how the running backs have been deployed. All this and more is covered in this episode of the Lock by Locked On Giants - Daily Podcast On The New York Giants

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LSU football's Mekhi Wingo, three transfer CBs OUT vs Alabama | Can Tigers still beat Crimson Tide? by Locked On LSU - Daily Podcast On LSU Tigers Football & Basketball

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Has Brian Kelly finalized LSU football's offensive line? by Locked On LSU - Daily Podcast On LSU Tigers Football & Basketball

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Lakers Cautious with Austin Reaves After TEAM USA, and is Christian Wood Too Concerned with Stats?: The Lakers had their first official practice on Tuesday, and (not that anyone expected otherwise) Darvin Ham was quite pleased with the results, praising the spirit and energy of the Lakers as they prepare for what everyone hopes will be a long run into the playoffs. He talked up LeBron James and Anthony Davis, who looked like their normal selves, and noted the work Christian Wood was doing defensively, and the commitment he showed to communication and detail. Worth noting as well that the Lakers seem intent on protecting Austin Reaves early in camp, following his Very Busy Offseason with Team USA playing in the World Cup. It is expected Reaves will not only play a ton of minutes - it's very possible he leads the team - but also high intensity, high leverage minutes, including a lot of time serving as a point guard. With that in mind, it's important for the Lakers to keep him fresh and h by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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[524] Game Preview: Chicago Bears – Detroit Lions (Week 13): It’s difficult to find hope after losing five-straight, but luckily, the Lions are coming to town? In this week’s preview, the guys make the most of another game week and discuss whether or not David Montgomery can have another big performance, what to expect from Mitchell Trubisky (The Lion Slayer), why the Bears’ run defense may disappoint again, how Detroit will challenge Chicago on both sides of the ball, and much more including each of the guys’ Backbreaking Matchups, Bold Predictions, MVBs and Game Picks! The post [524] Game Preview: Chicago Bears – Detroit Lions (Week 13) appeared first on The Chicago Audible. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. by CHGO Chicago Bears Podcast

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Myles Turner Says the Lakers Should Seriously Consider Trading for Myles Turner: In a podcast with ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski that dropped on Monday, Indiana center Myles Turner said the Lakers ought to give serious consideration to making a deal to acquire Indiana center Myles Turner. This in response to a very direct question from Woj, who to his credit did not beat around the bush! This was the first question! Turner pointed out that he has a lot to offer as a player, on both sides of the ball. He can score at all three levels, defend at an elite level, and -- this is important for any player who wants to play with the Lakers -- sees himself as a center. Not a power forward/center hybrid, but a center. Which, as it turns out, happens to the position foundational player Anthony Davis doesn't want to play. Turner notes what the Lakers need, that they could use the shooting Buddy Hield provides, and so on. None of this is done with a tone or attitude slagging his current employers, but by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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How Much Center Does Anthony Davis Need to Play? Plus, Low Key Concerns and Underrated Strengths for the Lakers: With rosters more or less set - though the Brooklyn Nets seem to keep finding dudes to add, somehow - and training camp still a few weeks away, it's a good time to look at where teams stand. This week, ESPN looked at some potential shortcomings for contenders that are perhaps flying under the radar. For the Lakers, it was whether Anthony Davis will embrace playing center. Obviously that's something talked about locally a ton, but it's easy to see how that could be a more granular topic for NBA fans out of market (given how much emphasis has been put on Westbrook's fit or outside shooting, for example). But it does beg the question, how much center is the right amount of center for Davis? Is it about minutes? Timing? Both? And moreover, how much of the conversation should be about the way in which Davis plays, not just the position at which he plays? How about a couple othe by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Which Browns should play, and how much, vs. the Bears; why Guardians pitchers should sign multiyear extensions ASAP by Terry’s Talkin’

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MGoRadio 9.13: Signing Day Espectaculo: wsg Steve Lorenz. THINGS WE JUST JUMPED OVER: Hello: Lugard Edokpayi Maryland LB Jaishawn Barham committed. Early Signing Day Primer. The Sponsors We want to thank Underground Printing for starting this and making it possible—stop by and pick up some... by MGoBlog: The MGoPodcast

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Wood or Biyombo? Hachimura or Vanderbilt with the Starters? Lakers' Title Odds (Guest, Aaron Larsuel, Part 2): On Monday, Aaron Larsuel (Official Lakers Podcast, All Access Lakers on Playback) joined the show for a deep dive on Anthony Davis. Today? We hit a bunch of subjects, starting with who ought to get that 14th spot. What type of player are the Lakers looking for? What matters more, the ability to play with Anthony Davis, or effectively sub for him in the games he (very likely) misses? How important is predictability? A good discussion to lay out the differences with Christian Wood and Bismack Biyombo, and who might serve the team's needs better. Next? Is it fair to have a wait and see attitude about Rui Hachimura, not quite ready to buy his playoff performance as a sign of things to come this season, while having full faith that the Austin Reaves we saw (particularly over the last half of the season) is what's coming this year? Especially as a shooter? A viewer on the YouTube pa by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Will Anthony Davis Play 65 Games? Who Starts at Forward Next to LeBron, Rui or Vanderbilt? (Guest: Mike Trudell!): Anthony Davis has said he wants to win Defensive Player of the Year. He'd like to make All-NBA teams, and more. The NBA says you need to play 65 games, at least, to qualify for those, and any other end-of-season awards. The Lakers have 15 back-to-backs. So when you start to put all of this stuff together, it creates an interesting potential question. Should A.D. stay healthy enough that injury doesn't fully threaten the 65 game awards threshold, the Lakers will still likely be looking to manage his workload in an effort to help keep him healthy for the postseason. So what happens if his (completely understandable) personal goals are in conflict with what the medical staff thinks is best? It's not just a question about Davis, really, but whether the NBA's efforts to get stars playing in more games, and resting for fewer, works. Meanwhile, many people are assuming the Lakers by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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The relentlessly resilient Guardians; will the Browns’ 5-alarm fire response fix the run defense? by Terry’s Talkin’

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Anthony Davis Sets Goal to Be Available for All 82 Games, Reveals Wrist Injury Last Season: Monday at Media Day, LeBron James noted that his biggest problem over the last few seasons has been availability. Once an iron man, James is now a much larger injury risk. Still not larger than Anthony Davis, though, who has struggled to stay in the lineup throughout his career. Wednesday in El Segundo, the Lakers forward said his goal this year is to be healthy enough to play in all 82 games. That doesn't mean the Lakers won't rest him, but it means his body won't be the reason he misses games. So nobody thinks 82 is a reasonable number for most players, let alone Davis. But is 70 a fair expectation? 65? What's the threshold past which the number is too high for anyone to have faith it'll come true? Meanwhile, speaking of injuries, Davis revealed Wednesday that last year he was struggling with a wrist problem that he says hurt his follow through. Did it hurt his numbers? Not necessarily. In fac by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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30 Teams, 60 Minutes: Nick Whalen and Alex Barutha take a spin around the league discussing the two biggest questions facing each NBA team this season. Atlanta What are the ceilings of Trae Young and John Collins? Will De'Andre Hunter or Cam Reddish emerge as another core piece? Boston Does Gordon Hayward represent the ceiling of this team? Can Boston get passable minutes at center, and do they enter the Beal sweepstakes? Brooklyn Will Kyrie alienate his teammates/Can this team stay healthy? Will DeAndre Jordan stunt the growth of Jarrett Allen? Charlotte Can an NBA team be relegated to the G League? Will Terry Rozier go full Antoine Walker? Chicago Can Zach LaVine be the best player on a playoff team? Is this the core going forward? Cleveland Is trying to re-create the Lillard/McCollum dynamic smart? What will become of Collin Sexton? Dallas Will Kristaps Porzingis stay healthy? Does Luka Doncic have another level, or could this be a Ben Simmons situation? Denver How will the non-Joki by RotoWire Fantasy Basketball Podcast

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Washington Commanders Can Fill Remaining Holes with Kenny Golladay, Isaiah Wynn, and Rashaan Evans: Washington Commanders NFL Draft class filled a lot of needs but players like Kenny Golladay, Isaiah Wynn, and Rashaan Evans could be nice finishing touches to their offseason. While the Commanders have talented weapons like Terry McLaurin, Jahan Dotson, and Curtis Samuel, Golladay can bring size and strength to be a threat in the red zone and fit specific matchups in Eric Bieniemy's offense. Helping quarterback Sam Howell find more time to find those targets is an upgraded offensive line with veterans Andrew Wylie and Nick Gates arriving ahead of rookies Ricky Stromberg and Braeden Daniels, and first-round pick Isaiah Wynn could breath new life into his career on Washington's frontline unit. Without a linebacker drafted in this year's class - and for the second-straight year, is it a matter of Washington liking it's depth or just not finding the right person? And could Evans be the right by Locked On Commanders - Daily Podcast On The Washington Commanders

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CLEVELAND GUARDIANS FALL TO THE SEATTLE MARINERS: IT WAS ALL OVER AFTER THE FIRST INNING: Guardians drop a game to the Mariners, but don't worry the entire Central lost as well by Locked On Guardians - Daily Podcast On The Cleveland Guardians

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League-Winning WRs in Rounds 4-6 (07/07 Fantasy Football Podcast): Don't be surprised if you win your league because of one of these players. Who are our favorites and who do we avoid? by Fantasy Football Today

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Miami Hurricanes SPRING FOOTBALL WEEK 2: Who We'll Be Watching, Recruiting Notes On Canes Targets by Locked On Canes - Daily Podcast On Miami Hurricanes Football & Basketball

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Time for Lakers to Bench Malik Beasley? Plus, Anthony Davis May Not play the Final Back-to-Back: The Lakers catch a break tonight against Phoenix, as the Suns will be missing both Kevin Durant (expected) and center DeAndre Ayton, who (when KD isn't playing) is Phoenix's second-best player after Devin Booker. (Due respect to Chris Paul.) So a must-win game for the Lakers (aren't they all, now?) is much more winnable. It's also an opportunity for Anthony Davis to do more damage, because at the least he will not have the same level of defensive responsibility guarding Jock Landale and Bismack Biyombo. So we'll see how that goes. Meanwhile, how Davis performs isn't the only issue facing the Lakers right now, particularly in the starting lineup. Malik Beasley has essentially been in a slump since joining the team (a couple good games notwithstanding) and the low shooting percentage is putting a strain on the productivity of the starting five, which already carries Jarred Vanderbilt, an inco by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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Lakers Outplayed by the Knicks in 112-108 loss, Anthony Davis Takes the Blame: Under normal circumstances, Sunday's 112-108 loss to the Knicks wouldn't be a major source of concern. The Lakers played hard, they didn't underestimate their opponent. They just weren't sharp. It happens. Except right now, the Lakers simply can't afford to have games where they're not sharp, and can't execute well enough to win games there for the taking. With the loss, the Lakers drop into a statistical tie with the Thunder for the 10th spot in the West. Still only a game out of 7th, and two out of 6th, but obviously a much shakier spot than they were 24 hours ago. It was a few things - Malik Beasley, Jarred Vanderbilt and Troy Brown provided absolutely nothing for the Lakers in support of Anthony Davis and D'Angelo Russell (who was again excellent on Sunday, with 33 points on 13-19 shooting. As a team, the Lakers didn't get to the line enough, and when they did, they - and Davis more specifically - didn't by Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers

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