Tag: Oklahoma City Thunder

On this episode of The Last Show Podcast, I talk about the beat down Rougned Odor administered to José Bautista. Look man if you’re going to fight you can’t do it in sunglasses. I also talk about Oklahoma City beating Golden State last night, and why some people just have to eat it, LeBron James being…
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On this episode of The Last Show Podcast, I am joined by my brother. We talk about Beyoncé and her Lemonade HBO Special. Somehow we get derailed on comparing Hype Williams and Steven Spielberg. We also talk about Kanye West, Adele, and the NBA Playoffs Enjoy the podcast please share and Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher,…
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I  knew the Cleveland Cavaliers played the Oklahoma City Thunder tomorrow. Which means I was looking forward to the match ups of Durant vs. LeBron in the who is the best player in the NBA, Kyrie vs. Westbrook in who can put up the most shots while being the second best player on the team, and Love vs. Ibaka in “If only we had a good coach. People wouldn’t think we’re washed up at 25.” However I forgot the real MVP, Dion Waiters.

This will be the first time the Cavs match up against OKC since shipping Dion Waiters there in the middle of the night (Baltimore Colts style). Waiters thinks he’s the best player in the league and has probably planned some type of vengeance against the organization that traded him away. He recently said that he loves his new team because he gets to touch the ball more now. However he actually shot the ball more when he was in Cleveland which is why he’s now in Oklahoma.… Read More

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When I heard about Stuart Scott passing away it rocked me like I didn’t think it would. I had no idea I had this connection to him. Many that knew him have eulogized him, so I’m not going to do that. Instead on the podcast I talk about how he affected me. I love Stuart Scott, and I glad I got the opportunity to watch him.

I also talk about Sony making a new Walkman which sounds like a horrific idea. On top of that it cost $1100.

And it wouldn’t be a show unless I talked about The Ohio State Buckeyes and their matchup against Oregon in the National Champion. Now “spoiler alert” they’re going to win, but I explain why.

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Kortney Shane Williams

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In this episode Kortney and Kyle talk about the NBA Finals, and the Conference Finals. They also discuss how much they loved Lance Stephenson’s antics during the playoffs and who he could play for next season.

Kortney is joined by his brother Kyle on the podcast. They discuss the NBA Playoffs, the problems surrounding The Oklahoma City Thunder, Mark Cuban’s recent comments, and the Cleveland Cavaliers.

It is a Ball Night, with a capital “B” After an offseason full of transactions it’s finally time to see “Who wants what?” (Memphis Bleek style)1. The time for speculation around the L.A. Lakers is over. We don’t have to guess how Dwight Howard will play, and how the Lakers will fit. We will now get…
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  Kevin Durant’s numbers are exactly what would be expected of a superstar. It’s a good thing for the Oklahoma City Thunder that Kevin Durant isn’t all superstar though. That’s not a knock on Kevin Durant. In fact, it’s the biggest reason why the Thunder have been able to mature into one of the two…
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The Oklahoma City Thunder and The Miami Heat, will play Game 1 of the NBA Finals tonight. Oklahoma City is the better team, and I expect them to win the Finals in dominating fashion. I believe they could possibly sweep the Heat. However that rarely happens, so I’m picking Oklahoma City in six games. Now…
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  Russell Westbrook deserves a lot of credit for the success of the Oklahoma City Thunder. He’s been stepping as a leader on the team, and has increased his defensive intensity. Along with Thabo Sefolosha, Westbrook has been able to stymie Tony Parker’s offense this series. It’s time for everyone to acknowledge him as one…
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