Ep. 238: Highlights And Highlighters

Ball Don't Lie found this 1/14/2008 on www.thebasketballjones.net [flag]

The Basketball Jones — The Fix — Episode 238 (.mp3) On today’s show, Tas and I discuss: the Heat-Hawks do-over; Joakim Noah’s odd one-then-two-game suspension; Jamario Mooooooooooooon! in the dunk contest, Bogut’s poor taste in movies; and much, much more. We also kick off our two-year anniversary celebrations, Whoa Cowboy it up, and claw our way back to the .500 ... [link]

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