The Odd Couple with Rob Parker & Kelvin Washington

Rob and Kelvin debate whether or not Sam Darnold has turned us into believers after winning the Super Bowl, explain why they hold American players like Kevin Durant directly responsible for the deterioration of the NBA All-Star Game, and share their thoughts on Chris Paul’s complicated legacy as he heads off into retirement.
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Rob and Kelvin share their thoughts on Chris Paul’s complicated legacy as he heads off into retirement, why LeBron James is wrong when he says his body isn’t really deteriorating, tell us why there seems to be no buzz for the NBA All-Star Game, and take a trip out to Shekel City for Rob’s nightly bets.
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Rob and Kelvin debate whether or not this is the year Shohei Ohtani cements himself as the greatest player in MLB history, and share their biggest gripes with the Basketball Hall of Fame. Plus, The Athletic’s Law Murray swings by to discuss the buzz around the upcoming NBA All-Star Game, the ongoing salary cap circumvention allegations involving Kawhi Leonard, why the Los Angeles Clippers decided to move on from James Harden, the abrupt end to Chris Paul’s NBA career, and much more!
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Rob and Kelvin tell us how they believe the NBA should respond if their investigation reveals that the Los Angeles Clippers are guilty of circumventing the NBA salary cap in 2019 to sign Kawhi Leonard. Plus, Spectrum News 1 SoCal sports reporter Taylor Schaub swings by to discuss all the biggest headlines around the NBA All-Star Game, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Rob and Kelvin share their thoughts on Chris Paul’s complicated legacy as he heads off into retirement, debate whether or not this is the year Shohei Ohtani cements himself as the greatest player in MLB history, and tell us how they believe the NBA should respond if their investigation reveals that the Los Angeles Clippers are guilty of circumventing the NBA salary cap in 2019 to sign Kawhi Leonard.
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