Oakland Shows Up For Reverse Boycott, Nuggets and Golden Knights Get Their First Championships, Cavinder Twins Controversy, Ja Morant, and More!
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Oakland Shows Up For Reverse Boycott, Nuggets and Golden Knights Get Their First Championships, Cavinder Twins Controversy, Ja Morant, and More!
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Oakland fans gave the A's a night to remember and vice versa, as 27,759 faces showed up for the reverse boycott game Tuesday night, in which the A's (19-50, now 7 straight wins), defeated the league-best Tampa Bay Rays (48-22) by a score of 2-1. Hey John Fisher, have you thought about selling the team? Greg gives love to Oakland before pivoting to congratulate the Denver Nuggets and Las Vegas Golden Knights, who both got to celebrate their first championships in program history.
The NBA off-season means Ja Morant's suspension should be announced shortly and focus will turn to the WNBA, as #1 overall pick Aliyah Boston is already playing at an All-Star level. Greg shares what we can learn from this past NBA season and how it applies to the future of the WNBA.
Lastly, Greg discusses the recent controversy surrounding the Cavinder twins, Hanna and Haley, who claimed to be misled about the focus of an article published about them, titled "The NCAA Has a 'Hot Girl' Problem" written by Ethan Strauss of The Free Press. What does this case show us about the new age of media and college athletes profiting from their name, image, and likeness, and where did Strauss make his mistakes? We'll break it all down for you here.