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Bomani Jones and ESPN’s Vincent Goodwill break down the reporting on Brown and Tatum’s relationship, why their partnership never felt like Shaq and Kobe, and what Brown’s performance against his former team revealed about the tension.
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Then, Bomani and Vinnie debate whether LeBron James is showing his age, what Joel Embiid can still give Philadelphia, and whether the Sixers’ talent looks better on paper than it does on the floor. They also examine Luka Dončić’s enormous offensive workload with the Lakers, whether Victor Wembanyama needs to take fewer threes, and the difficult lineup decisions facing the San Antonio Spurs.
Plus, LaMelo Ball’s fit alongside Anthony Edwards in Minnesota, Steph Curry’s strong start with Golden State, and the “system player” discussion Curry still won’t let Vinny forget. The episode closes with Oscar Robertson’s unexpected advertising history and Bomani and Vinny’s thoughts on NBA All-Star Weekend returning to Miami.
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"Vinnie Goodwill on Jayson Tatum & Jaylen Brown's Underwhelming Tension + Lebron & Embiid's decline | 11.11" is an episode of The Right Time with Bomani Jones. Runtime 1 hr 7 min. Published November 11, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.