Nothing But Respect Podcast: Giri Nathan Discusses Knicks NBA Championship Win
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Patrick Redford
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Summary
A podcast episode recap where the host brings back guest Giri Nathan to discuss the New York Knicks winning the NBA championship, including reactions to Jalen Brunson, James Dolan's podium performance, and Giri's Finals coverage. The episode is part of the "Nothing But Respect" podcast series.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe New York Knicks are NBA champions.
Unlike last time around, his power did not cut out at the last second, so this was a real success!
Everyone should also please go read Giri's excellent Finals coverage.
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