
Michael Fabiano NFL Fantasy Preview Talk, Early Sleeper Picks, Milwaukee Bucks: Dynasty or One and Done? 2022 NBA Champion Odds
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The Milwaukee Bucks are NBA Champions as Cousin Sal and Dave start the show discussing if they could be a dynasty or one and done? Dave thinks Milwaukee’s title deserves an asterisk but Sal makes the case there’s a lot to appreciate about this Bucks team.
The guys wonder if Giannis winning with Milwaukee and calling out super teams may push Damian Lillard even more to stay in Portland? Plus, 2022 NBA Champion odds as Dave thinks the Lakers sign a point guard that will help LeBron and AD bring a title back to Los Angeles.
Then Michael Fabiano, Senior Fantasy Analyst for Sports Illustrated joins with an early fantasy football preview. Michael discusses being lucky versus being good, picking draft orders on cameos plus possible early sleepers in this year’s draft. The guys also discuss drafting Aaron Rodgers, the fallout from the Cam Akers injury and does Javonte Williams take over for Melvin Gordon as the Denver Broncos running back?
The guys end the show making a few Summer Olympics bets, including handball!
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