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Smith & Jones

Sports:Basketball

Missed Opportunities and Silver Linings in Brooklyn

2021-12-15

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Eric Smith & Paul Jones recap Tuesday night’s 131-129 Raptors loss to the Nets on a night where Brooklyn only dressed 8 players, before reacting to audio from Nick Nurse on the loss and Steve Nash about the rash of COVID-related issues within the Nets' organization (0:20). Next, Eric and Paul also discuss Steph Curry’s history-making night at Madison Square Garden (26:45) and then bring in Alvin Williams who shared his thoughts on the Raptors' recent play and the best shooters in NBA history that he played with and against (34:07).

The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.