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Jeff Teague on RUMORS Mavericks will BUYOUT Klay Thompson, Jaylen Brown LIVE STREAM | Club 520
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On the Tuesday, August 4 episode of 520 in the Morning, Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen react to the Dallas Mavericks debating BUYING OUT Klay Thompson as the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat are showing interest in Klay. The guys then react to Jaylen Brown’s livestream yesterday where he takes shots at the Boston Celtics, as well as react to the news that the Sacramento Kings wanted to orchestrate a sign and trade with Zach LaVine before he opted into the final year of his contract.
Timeline:
0:00 - B Hen's parlay hit!
1:15 - Chris Bosh in Toronto was lit
5:00 - CP3 on NBA Superteams
10:00 - Sixers better than KD's Warriors
14:00 - Zach Lavine sign-and-trade?
20:00 - Klay Thompson & Ben Simmons updates
23:00 - Superchat questions
39:00 - Andre Iguodala speaks on NBA money
42:00 - Austin Rivers on pressures of ABCD camp
46:00 - Dwayne Bacon on getting rolexes in Dubai
47:30 - Travel or nah
50:00 - Bijan Robinson got PAID
54:00 - Superchat questions, Part 2
58:00 - Baseball recap
01:00:00 - WNBA recap
01:05:00 - B Hen's MLB parlay
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