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Charles Barkley on Scapegoating Russell Westbrook, Superstars vs. Bus Riders, Getting Traded, and a Crazy First NBA Week

2022-10-25 · 92 min · 9 entities

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  • → appeared on The Bill Simmons Podcast podcast
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    Guest: Charles Barkley
  • → appeared on The Bill Simmons Podcast podcast
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    Host: Bill Simmons
  • → discusses Sports company
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    Feed category: Sports
  • → hosted by The Ringer company
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    Feed author/publisher: The Ringer

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  • mentioned The Ringer company
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  • mentioned Sports company
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  • hosted by The Ringer company
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    Host: Bill Simmons
  • mentioned Charles Barkley person
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    Charles Barkley on Scapegoating Russell Westbrook, Superstars vs. Bus Riders, Getting Traded, and a Crazy First NBA Week

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Episode description as stored
The Ringer's Bill Simmons quickly talks about the Patriots' dysfunctional loss to the Bears and New England's self-made QB controversy (1:54), before he is joined by Charles Barkley to discuss the expectations of Kevin Durant’s leadership role on the Nets, the Lakers’ big-picture issues, the Jazz and Trail Blazers’ hot starts, the 1-3 Sixers, early NBA Finals contenders, stories from Charles’s 16-year NBA career, ideal NBA rule changes, and more (7:19). Host: Bill Simmons Guest: Charles Barkley Producer: Kyle Crichton Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices