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Hour 3 – Slim Pickings in the 2nd Round of the NBA Draft, Stacey Dales
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Dan talks about the lack of depth that comes in the second round of the NBA Draft: for every Nikola Jokić and Jalen Brunson story, there are a lot more guys who end up in the G-League. Former WNBA All-Star and sports reporter Stacey Dales joins Dan to discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark – why she gets officiated differently, why she was excluded from the WNBA 30th Anniversary commemorative poster, and the animosity toward her from the rest of the league.
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