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Ep. 11 - The NBA Deep Dive ... With Card Ladder Data

2022-04-21

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This week, Ryan Greene & Jack Archer welcome Card Ladder's Chris McGill to the show in his debut appearance, and the data drives the bus. Beginning with a look at who some of the biggest movers in the Basketball corner of the hobby have been to close the regular season (6:30), the guys also dive into the latest with the 3 Ls - LaMelo, Luka and LeBron (17:00) - plus discuss the latest market movements on this season's unquestioned Top-3 MVP candidates (20:20). Also, a closer look at ESPN's recent annual release of the Top 25 under 25 list and some intriguing correlations to standings in the hobby (23:40). Plus, what the Card Ladder data is showing at the start of the baseball season in terms of overall heat, plus some big early movers (48:20).