
Game 5 Warriors/Mavericks Bets, NFL Pro-Bowl Alternatives, Remembering Ray Liotta
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The Extra Points crew is back in the studio as the Degenerate Trifecta win Race to Ten and the Celtics take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat. Martin, Sal, and Dave discuss if it was bad shooting for the Heat or injuries that lead to a bad performance. Tonight’s Dallas Mavericks and Golden State Warriors; the guys give their best bets as Martin wants to bet this game both ways.
The guys discuss the All-NBA teams and Joel Embiid not making it over Nikola Jokic; while Martin takes issue with Jalen Rose voting for Kyrie Irving to the team. Then it’s NHL Playoffs talk as the St. Louis Blues stay alive, Jacob Trouba’s controversial hit, and the Rangers/Hurricanes series.
Next, the guys pitch alternatives for the Pro-Bowl as Dave wants to see a game for the #1 overall Draft pick, while Martin wants to see a Dunk Contest, and Sal pitches bringing back Battle of the Network Stars style competition. Plus, the guys react to the Raiders giving Colin Kaepernick a tryout and Martin questions the timing of it. Finally, the guys remember actor Ray Liotta.
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