
Timberwolves Glue Protestor Alicia Santurio on why she protested, where Kenny Pickett will be drafted & the issues with Woj's comments
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Cousin Sal, Dave Dameshek & Martin Weiss are together on a Thursday for a brand new Extra Points! The show starts off with Sal claiming everything is right in the world because Mike Tyson is back in the news for punching someone during an altercation on an airplane. Next, with the NBA playoffs underway the fellas recap Wednesday night's games where we saw the Celtics defeat the Nets and Joel Embiid nailing a buzzer beater to carry the 76ers to victory. After giving their play of the day picks, Alicia Santurio, the protestor who glued herself to the court during the Minnesota Timberwolves game joined the show to explain why she protested and if she has plans for another future protest? Then following the interview, Sal, Shek and Marty discuss the comments made by NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski, that gambling could negatively affect the safety of NBA players. The show rounds out with a debate of where Malik Willis and Kenny Pickett will be drafted.
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