The Almighty Baller Podcast Network: Recent Episodes

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To Air is Human; to Slam, Divine

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Marc and Jay talk about the Jimmy Butler trade rumors, Mills and Perry's press conference, Courtney Lee rumors, expectations for Knox, SI top 100 players, listener questions, and more

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Just a 2 man pod today!

Talking Jimmy Butler could be traded out of Minnesota.

Where's the best place for him to go and the KAT contract

They also speak on Space Jam 2!

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Mick Minas, author of "The Curse: The Colorful & Chaotic History of the LA Clippers," is here to discuss his comprehensive book that chronicles the wild history of the Clippers. Plagued by penny-pinching ownership, questionable management, terrible luck, and a well earned abysmal reputation, the franchise experiences so many low lows, but optimism is somehow rarely too far away. Even with a new era of Clippers basketball beginning, there is reason for hope. For those interested, Mick's book can be purchased on Amazon. For more information, visit the book's website or follow Mick on Twitter. 

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Music: “Who Likes to Party” by Kevin MacLeod.

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NBA players are competitive not only on the court but in our Twitter feeds as well. This episode we honor the most entertaining, funny and petty players from the past season. Nerlens Noel may not have gotten the contract he wanted but he did take advantage of the free media room hot dogs. Find out where all your favorite jokesters fall from JR Smith to Joel Embiid. Fire up your burner account to tell us where we messed up @brickhousepod. Plus Diss of the Week submissions from Matt Barnes, CJ McCollum and Ice Cube.

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Hollywood Hoops' Eric Pincus and Josh Martin answer mailbag questions via Twitter. Did the L.A. Lakers mess up this summer, outside of signing LeBron James? Where will the go moving forward, stick with the kids? Trade for a star? And of course, what of Luol Deng?