Podcasts about Reggie Lewis

On this episode of the Bob Ryan & Jeff Goodman NBA Podcast, Bob, and Gary recap the latest episode of Celtics City they discuss the Dee Brown Incident, Reggie Lewis passing away & the Rick Pitino era in Boston. 0:00 - Welcome 1:30 - Dee Brown Incident 3:20 - Reggie Lewis Collapse 7:57 - M.L. Carr taking over Celtics Head Coach 9:10 - On Rick Pitino's time with Celtics 21:25 - Celtics Drafting Paul Pierce 22:18 - Antonione Walker 25:35 - Len Bias Passing Away 32:26 - Gametime 34:55 - On Closing of Boston Garden 37:30 - Wrapping up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Looking back on how tragic the death of Reggie Lewis was for the city

Wiggy and Greg talk about the Reggie Lewis controversy // Wiggy thinks it's time to part ways with Sweeney and/or Neely // Travis Hunter says to teams he's playing both ways or bust //

Mercifully, the Bruins season is over. Is Greg's scoop for real? We'll see // Determining whether or not the Lady space flight was faked // Curtis laments the old days before cell phones at sporting events // Wiggy and Greg talk about the Reggie Lewis controversy // Wiggy thinks it's time to part ways with Sweeney and/or Neely // Travis Hunter says to teams he's playing both ways or bust // RIP Wink Martindale // Wiggy is happy to celebrate national hamburger day // Wiggy doesn't see any reason Jaylen should play until playoff round 2 // Mego in studio, fired up about the Celtics finally entering the playoffs // Belichick's relationship is getting more bizarre everyday // A shortened version of Hill Notes //

In this illuminating episode of Parallax, Dr Ankur Kalra engages with Dr Jonathan Drezner, Director of Sports Cardiology at the University of Washington, who explores the complex world of cardiovascular risk in competitive athletes. Dr Drezner traces the evolution of sports cardiology from watershed moments involving high-profile athletes like Hank Gathers and Reggie Lewis to today's sophisticated screening protocols. The conversation reveals startling statistics about sudden cardiac death—particularly among specific athlete populations where risks are significantly higher than previously thought. The discussion delves into the limitations of traditional screening questionnaires versus the enhanced detection capabilities of ECG testing, highlighting how proper interpretation has dramatically reduced false positives. Dr Drezner articulates the shift from universal disqualification to personalized risk assessment for athletes with cardiac conditions, emphasizing the critical elements of effective emergency action plans that can mean the difference between life and death on the playing field. Listeners will gain valuable insights into both common and rare cardiac conditions affecting athletes, from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy to anomalous coronary arteries, while understanding the three pillars of modern sports cardiology: epidemiology, screening, and management. This episode offers essential knowledge for cardiologists, sports medicine physicians, and other healthcare professionals involved in athlete cardiac care. Questions and comments can be sent to “podcast@radcliffe-group.com” and may be answered by Ankur in the next episode. Host: @AnkurKalraMD and produced by: @RadcliffeCARDIO Parallax is Ranked in the Top 100 Health Science Podcasts (#48) by Million Podcasts: https://www.radcliffecardiology.com/news/parallax-podcast-ankur-kalra-recognised-among-top-medical-podcasts?language_content_entity=en

Former NBA Slam Dunk Champion, former Boston Celtic and 12 year NBA veteran Dee Brown joins Bobbito Garcia and Eric Newman for this episode of B-Ball Radio. Brown shares his Florida basketball origins, memories of his rookie year with the Celtics in 1991, shooting contests with Larry Bird, signing with Reebok, becoming Captain of the Raptors with Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady as teammates, being the father of WNBA stand out Lexie Brown and much more in this dynamic interview.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Reggie Lewis, capitaine emblématique des Boston Celtics, était l'une des étoiles montantes de la NBA dans les années 1990. Talentueux, charismatique et promu héritier des grandes légendes du basket, il portait les espoirs d'une franchise en quête de renouveau. Le 29 avril 1993, lors d'un match de playoffs, il s'effondre sur le terrain, victime d'un malaise cardiaque. Diagnostiqué d'une grave pathologie, il refuse de croire que sa carrière est terminée et cherche un second avis médical plus optimiste. Le 27 juillet 1993, à l'âge de 27 ans, il s'écroule lors d'un entraînement en solitaire et meurt d'une myocardite fulgurante. Sa disparition plonge la NBA et ses fans dans le deuil. Accusé à tort de consommation de drogues, ses proches mènent une bataille pour laver son honneur. En 1995, les Celtics retirent son maillot n°35, rendant hommage à sa brève mais mémorable carrière. Aujourd'hui encore, il reste un symbole d'un immense talent fauché trop tôt. Merci pour votre écoute Vous aimez l'Heure H, mais connaissez-vous La Mini Heure H https://audmns.com/YagLLiK , une version pour toute la famille.Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes de l'Heure H sur notre plateforme Auvio.be :https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/22750 Intéressés par l'histoire ? Vous pourriez également aimer nos autres podcasts : Un jour dans l'Histoire : https://audmns.com/gXJWXoQL'Histoire Continue: https://audmns.com/kSbpELwAinsi que nos séries historiques :Chili, le Pays de mes Histoires : https://audmns.com/XHbnevhD-Day : https://audmns.com/JWRdPYIJoséphine Baker : https://audmns.com/wCfhoEwLa folle histoire de l'aviation : https://audmns.com/xAWjyWCLes Jeux Olympiques, l'étonnant miroir de notre Histoire : https://audmns.com/ZEIihzZMarguerite, la Voix d'une Résistante : https://audmns.com/zFDehnENapoléon, le crépuscule de l'Aigle : https://audmns.com/DcdnIUnUn Jour dans le Sport : https://audmns.com/xXlkHMHSous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppvVous aimez les histoires racontées par Jean-Louis Lahaye ? Connaissez-vous ces podcast?Sous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppv36 Quai des orfèvres : https://audmns.com/eUxNxyFHistoire Criminelle, les enquêtes de Scotland Yard : https://audmns.com/ZuEwXVOUn Crime, une Histoire https://audmns.com/NIhhXpYN'oubliez pas de vous y abonner pour ne rien manquer.Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

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Smartphones. Tablets. TVs. Most kids in the United States have access to some kind of device with a screen, and it's almost certain they are using it daily. Ted Lowe, Buck Buchanan, and Reggie Lewis discuss the gravitational pull of technology and how screens are taking over our homes. Even if you've successfully limited screen time with your kids, the stats on tech use are incredible. In his book The Anxious Generation, Jonathan Haidt shares this eye-opening data about kids' growing technology addiction:·      American kids ages 8-12 view a screen for nearly 5 hours per day on average. ·      Teens' screen time exceeds 7 hours per day on average.·      Over 70% of teens don't get the recommended amount of sleep due to screen usage. ·      Attention spans have decreased in children by nearly 50% during the last 15 years due in part to screens. ·      72% of parents expressed concern about their children's screen time but many feel ill-equipped to manage it.Technology has the same effect on the portion of the brain that impacts function and impulse control as cocaine. Screen time is highly addictive. How do we handle this growing technology addiction as parents? Here are a few tips from The Anxious Generation.1.    Open Communication2.    Set Clear Screen Time Limits3.    Create Tech-Free Zones and Times4.    Model Healthy Tech Use5.    Educate About Digital Citizenship6.    Monitor Online Activity7.    Support Mental HealthToday's Pro Move:Choose one of Dr. Haidt's tips and have a conversation with your kid. Other resources: Breaking the Video Game Addicted KidAre You Making Your Kids Addicts Without Even Knowing It?19 Alternatives to Screen Time Your Kids Will Actually LikeAll Pro Dad Child Safety Series"The Anxious Generation" by Dr. Jonathan Haidt10 Ways Your Child Can Use the Cell Phone for Good 5 Ways to Monitor Handheld DevicesSend us a textEXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

Peacock's doc on Gary Coleman, Chet Lemon's health, NFL WAGs cashing in, a Bonerline, Joey Lawrence breaks his silence, Megyn Kelly v. Kaitlan Collins, Maz's high school awards, and Jim's Picks: a snobby Oasis setlist.  Poor Chet Lemon. The former Detroit Tiger has had over 13 strokes and is struggling. The Detroit Tigers are celebrating the 1984 World Series Champions this weekend. The PBD Podcast had Chris Cuomo on their podcast.... just like Charlie LeDuff's No BS Newshour. Breaking Stuttering John News: He's virtue signaling again. People are very dubious he's going to pull off a charity event. Rob Parker's Sports Rap Radio is no more. Peacock released a documentary on Gary Coleman. Whatchu talkin' bout? Tom Mazawey calls in before bowling. We talk about the Detroit Tigers playoff chances, College Football Week One, Deion Sanders being a cry baby, Reggie Lewis' death, Maz's start of his radio career, and then we bleep Maz's most recent sale. Political News Cat Fight: Megyn Kelly attacks CNN's Kaitlan Collins. And then The View's Ana Navarro jumps into the fray. NFL WAGS are cashing in... and the media is trying to portray the women behind NFL players as "the next big thing". Giselle Bundchen and Jiu Jitsu Guy water bike past Tom Brady's home. Tom Brady doesn't care. Joy Mode brings you the Bonerline. Use promo code DREW. Call or text 209-66-Boner to communicate with the show. Kamala Harris brings Tim Walz to her big CNN interview tonight. Everyone have their popcorn ready? The Secret Service FINALLY placed some agents on leave for the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Tiny Mark Zuckerberg regrets working with Joe Biden's White House. Some people are saying that Brittany Mahomes should go to jail for liking a Trump tweets. Bhad Bhabie got a tattoo of her boyfriend on her leg... and he got one of her. True love always wins. Rolling Stone's Top 50 Aerosmith Songs. Joey Lawrence breaks his silence on his divorce and he's straining to do some explaining. Jim's Picks: Dream Oasis Setlist. Some people are saying it's a little bit elitist. There are only a couple tickets left available see us October 25th at The Magic Bag with WATP. Grab them before they're sold out. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

On April 8, 1995, Reggie Lewis's body was found in a creek behind the Dalebridge Apartments in Warrensville Heights, OH. He had two gunshot wounds to the back of his head. Willie and Ashunte Smith are serving life sentences for his murder based on testimony by their own cousin, William Marshall. Marshall recanted in 2022 and now swears it was actually his uncle who committed the crime but Marshall was so frightened at the time—by his uncle and the police—he was pressured into lying under oath and sending his cousins to prison.  The Ohio courts recently granted Willie and Ashunte a new trial. To learn more, visit:https://www.kimlawcrimlaw.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kimlawcrimlaw/?hl=en Wrongful Conviction is a production of Lava for Good™ Podcasts in association with Signal Co. No1. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever step on a LEGO? It feels like a sniper got you from the rooftop. It hurts even more if you asked your kids to put them away 50 times and they didn't. So, what happens? Usually, we get angry, even if we don't want to. On today's episode, Ted Lowe, Bobby Lewis, and Reggie Lewis talk about how to deal with father anger issues. Would you react calmly or angrily to the LEGO situation? Why is your tendency? Our reactions matter. When we are triggered by our children, we can react in ways that push them away in ways we later regret. The research is clear on this. When you are triggered, your brain releases chemicals that send you into a fight-or-flight response while significantly limiting the logical part of your brain. While we should love our lightning-fast reaction times, the amygdala is often so efficient that our reaction times hurt our relationships. But we are not victims of our amygdala; there are some really practical, clear ways to respond. When we get angry, our kids focus more on our reaction than their behavior. So, control your reaction as best you can. How? Pausing to breathe and listen. Fight the urge to immediately react. This approach gives you the space to be the dad you want to be and the one your kid needs you to be. Today's Pro Move: Pause the next time your child triggers your anger. It will help you be more of who you want to be and more of who your kid needs you to be. Other resources:4 Things You Must Do After Yelling at Your Kids 5 Ways Dads Cause Family Tensions 5 Things Your Kids Want You To Know When You YellSend us a Text Message.EXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

Baltimore's finest joins the pod today, y'all! Q and D sit down with the iconic Muggsy Bogues to detail his journey from playing on one of the best high school hoops teams in history to becoming a trailblazing point guard in the NBA. Muggsy dives into the art of defense, his standing as an inspiration for smaller guards with NBA dreams, and his unique experience as an original member of the Charlotte Hornets. Tune in! Growing up in Baltimore, high school ball with Reggie Williams, Reggie Lewis and David Wingate (2:30) Nickname origin story, almost going to Seton Hall, his defensive prowess (7:40) Talent in the ACC at that time, raising his draft stock with Scottie Pippen (19:40) Washington Bullets, Charlotte Hornets (25:10) Adding Larry Johnson and Alonzo Mourning, seeing Charlotte fall in love with the team (28:45) Dethroning the Celtics, smaller PGs, building a franchise (33:15) Watching the Currys grow up, coaching in the WNBA, Toronto's evolution (45:15) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can you ride a unicycle? For how long? Sure, some guys can but most of us need a little extra support to keep from crashing. The same goes for parenting. You can try to ride it out solo, hoping for the best, but having supportive people in your life to lift you up when things get shaky is a great idea as a dad. Ted Lowe, Bobby Lewis, and Reggie Lewis talk about how to be a great dad and why all fathers shouldn't try to handle the task of raising kids on their own. Society tells men to be strong and self-sufficient, the hero who solves every family problem. But asking for help isn't a sign of weakness. It's a sign that you care enough about your kids to do whatever is best for them and leads to their flourishing. It takes courage to build a support team to help you weather meltdowns and share the journey. Why is important to ask other people to help you be a great dad? Consider this:1.    You may be missing something. 2.    You may be giving your kid bad advice.3.    You sometimes need to bring a pro.   4.    You feel less pressure as a dad. The research is clear. We need other people in our lives to help us be the dads we want to be. Who do we choose to help us? Is it a coach? Pastor? Neighbor? Who can you trust to speak into your child's life to create a strong support system for them and for you? Answer this question and the weight of parenting will become a little lighter. Today's Pro Move: Take one small step to dial another person into your kid's life.  Other resources:I'm Worried About My Teen's Mental Health10 Different Types of MenHow To Be a Good Dad When You Had a Bad DadSend us a Text Message.EXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

Woodworking. Golf. Tinkering around under the hood of your old pickup truck. Whatever it is, dads enjoy “me time” just as much as moms. But, have you ever felt guilty about taking a few minutes to just get away by yourself? Ted Lowe, Bobby Lewis, Reggie Lewis, and Buck Buchanan talk about how they recharge their dad batteries in today's episode.Speaker and author Jon Acuff says he has the goal of being an active, fun grandfather. We can't be active granddads and dads in the future if we don't take care of ourselves now. What do you do for yourself physically, mentally, and socially that makes you healthier and happier? Consistent “me time” leaves us feeling less grouchy, stressed, or worried and more refreshed, rested, and energetic. Today's Pro Move: What's one step you can take either physically, mentally, or socially to take better care of yourself?Related resources:5 Simple Ways to Take Care of Yourself8 Ways You Need to Take Care of Yourself5 Ways to Gut-Check Your PrioritiesEXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

If you're like us, you watch videos too loudly, give long-winded directions, and totally forget the names of your kids' friends. While those examples may feel like no big deal, there are plenty of other habits that hinder us as dads. Ted Lowe, BJ Foster, Reggie Lewis, and Buck Buchanan dive into a couple of these destructive dad habits. What are 5 bad habits dads need to stop? Have you struggled with any of these?1. Yelling2. Overreacting 3. Disengaging 4. Getting drunk5. Watching porn  Bottomline:  Breaking bad habits leads to raising stronger kids. Today's Pro Move: Choose one bad habit and stop it for one week. MORE from All Pro Dad:The Secret to Stopping Bad Behavior 5 Good Habits Dads Need to Start 5 Bad Habits Dads Need to Stop 5 Good Habits For Kids How To Quit Porn EXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

Dee Brown joins the show and opens up on a turbulent 90's decade in Boston. Brown is the lone Celtic that played Larry Bird and Reggie Lewis AND played for coach Rick Pitino.In this episode, we begin in 1990, when a rookie Brown becomes a Celtic in the midst of a major transition for Boston. After winning three championships and making eight straight Conference Finals in the 80's, Boston lost in the first round in 1988 and 1989. Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish's championship window was closing, but a young phenom, Reggie Lewis, seemed ready to take the torch and define a new era. In 1991 and 1992, Lewis averaged 25 points per game in the playoffs and the Celtics won over 50 games each year.But Boston's seemingly perfect bridge between the Bird and Lewis era suddenly collapsed in the summer of 1993. Lewis' 1993 season was cut short after he mysteriously collapsed in a playoff game. Shortly after the season, doctors cleared him, but as he was training at Brandeis University, he suffered cardiac arrest and died. He was just 27 years old.In the years following Lewis' death, the Celtics tanked out. They failed to win over 35 games from 1994-1996, and in 1997, they went 15-67, by far the worst season in franchise history.Enter Rick Pitino in the Spring of 1997, who was named the savior, but disaster would turn out to be the more accurate label. Midway through Pitino's first season as Head Coach and Team President, Brown was packaged in the infamous Chauncey Billups for Kenny Anderson trade.We hope you enjoy this episode. Rate and subscribe, and follow Forgotten Seasons for more.www.linktree.com/forgottenseasons Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dee Brown joins the show and opens up on a turbulent 90's decade in Boston. Brown is the lone Celtic that played Larry Bird and Reggie Lewis AND played for coach Rick Pitino. In this episode, we begin in 1990, when a rookie Brown becomes a Celtic in the midst of a major transition for Boston. After winning three championships and making eight straight Conference Finals in the 80's, Boston lost in the first round in 1988 and 1989. Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish's championship window was closing, but a young phenom, Reggie Lewis, seemed ready to take the torch and define a new era. In 1991 and 1992, Lewis averaged 25 points per game in the playoffs and the Celtics won over 50 games each year. But Boston's seemingly perfect bridge between the Bird and Lewis era suddenly collapsed in the summer of 1993. Lewis' 1993 season was cut short after he mysteriously collapsed in a playoff game. Shortly after the season, doctors cleared him, but as he was training at Brandeis University, he suffered cardiac arrest and died. He was just 27 years old. In the years following Lewis' death, the Celtics tanked out. They failed to win over 35 games from 1994-1996, and in 1997, they went 15-67, by far the worst season in franchise history. Enter Rick Pitino in the Spring of 1997, who was named the savior, but disaster would turn out to be the more accurate label. Midway through Pitino's first season as Head Coach and Team President, Brown was packaged in the infamous Chauncey Billups for Kenny Anderson trade. We hope you enjoy this episode. Rate and subscribe, and follow Forgotten Seasons for more. www.linktree.com/forgottenseasons Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Labels can have a profound impact on our children, influencing how we view them, treat them, discipline them, and ultimately, how they view and treat themselves. Ted Lowe, Bobby Lewis, BJ Foster, and Reggie Lewis discuss how often dads label their kids, sometimes without even realizing it. Labels can come from anywhere, but they're especially impactful when they come from parents.There are three things we can do to avoid labeling our kids:1.    Be careful with introductions.2.    Be careful with what your kids overhear.3.    Be careful not to label them when you discipline them.Dads, take a moment to reflect on the labels you use with your kids. Are you saying the things they need to hear? Avoid labeling your kids because labels are sticky and hard to remove. Today's Pro Move:For this week, keep track of every time you are tempted to label your kid.Related resources:3 Ways to Stay Away From Labeling Your Child4 Things Never to Tell ChildrenThe 5 Golden Rules For Criticizing KidsEXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

Have your kids ever belittled someone, or said something judgmental? How do you handle those moments as a dad? How do you steer your children away from a judgmental attitude? Ted Lowe, Buck Buchanan, Reggie Lewis, and Jason Hood break it down.Questions to consider from this episode: 1. What can we do as dads to model non-judgmental behavior for our own kids? 2. What can we do to address our own biases and prejudices to ensure we are not unintentionally passing them on to our child? 3. How do we make our homes a non-judgmental zone? 4. How can we help our child navigate situations when they are judged or discriminated against?  5. How can we empower our child to stand up against discrimination?6. How can we ensure that our child understands the importance of treating others with respect instead of being judgmental?  Today's Pro Move: Preach the importance of treating others the way you want to be treated.  MORE from All Pro Dad:Related resources:10 Ways to Teach Children Compassion5 Things We Want For Our Kids That Have Unintended Consequences5 Harmful Narratives We Are Teaching Our Kids EXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

We're all striving to be the best fathers we can be, and sometimes it can be tough to know what to say. Ted Lowe, Bobby Lewis, Maddox Womble, and Reggie Lewis list multiple affirmations kids crave from their dads and examine why those words are so important. Dads need to understand the power of our words. It's important to be intentional and make sure your kids know that you care. Take a moment to reflect on the words you use with your kids. Are you saying the things they need to hear? It's okay if you don't know what to say? Start with this list if you need help getting going: 1.      I love you. 2.      I like you. 3.      You are safe. 4.      You are good enough. 5.      I'm giving you a second chance. 6.      I'm sorry.7.      It's OK. “Mistakes happen.”8.      I trust you. 9.      It's okay not to be okay. 10.    Pause11.    I trust you. 12.    You're really good at that.13.    I'm proud of you.14.    You are beautiful. 15.    I love spending time with you. 16.    You are not alone in this. 17.    I'm here for you. 18.    You're doing a great job. 19.    I wish you could see you the way I see you. 20.    Thank you. 21.    I love watching you play. 22.    I love spending time with you. 23.    I'm so lucky to be your dad.24.    You are feeling________, and that's understandable. 25.    What's on your mind? Let's talk. 26.    Let's spend time together. 27.    It's okay to be sad.28.    It's okay not to be perfect. 29.    Good job. Today's Pro Move:Choose one phrase you heard on today's podcast that you have never said to your child and say it this week. If you have trouble doing this in person, you can start with a note or a text. MORE from All Pro Dad:All Pro Dad Child Development video series7 Things Your Teen Needs to Hear From YouEXTRAS: Follow us: Instagram | Facebook | X (Twitter)Join nearly 200,000 other dads by subscribing to the All Pro Dad Play of the Day. Get daily fatherhood ideas, insight, and inspiration sent straight to your inbox.This episode's show notes can also be viewed here on AllProDad.com. Like the All Pro Dad gear and mugs? Get your own in the All Pro Dad store.Get great content for moms at iMOM.com

In another edition of TWS Window Dressing, Coley Mick leads discussion on the history of the Boston Celtics from the tragic losses of Len Bias and Reggie Lewis, to Larry Bird, to the present led by Brad Stevenson, Jayson Tatum, and Jaylen Brown.  

Reggie Lewis tragically passed away 30 years ago (1993) at the age of just 27. This is an updated re-release of episode 27 with my great mate, Todd Spehr. We recorded our chat ten years ago to mark the 20th anniversary of Lewis' sudden passing.I've added numerous audio clips for greater context, edited our original conversation and improved its sound quality. We discussed the life and times of Reggie - from his days at Dunbar High School, to his tenure at Northeastern University and ultimately, rise from seldom-used NBA rookie to captain of the famed Boston Celtics. Todd mentioned the poem that Reggie's widow, Donna Harris-Lewis, read to the Boston Garden faithful on Reggie Lewis Night in 1995. Audio of that poignant moment also now features.This is a fresh listening experience even for the most-diehard fan clamoring for a new episode – of which, to be sure – many more are planned for release throughout the rest of 2023. Most of the additional audio in this episode was sourced from TV broadcasts aired at the time of Lewis' passing. They were thankfully preserved by Tim Theriault.Support: Buy Adam a coffee | Amazon: USA / Australia | Audible | PayPalListen: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | OvercastFollow: Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | FacebookSubscribe (free): NBA-history newsletter[as an Amazon Associate, Adam earns from qualifying purchases - you'll be supporting his podcast at no extra cost]

D-Lo & KC are joined by Jason Jones of The Athletic to talk wrestling, his article on Reggie Lewis and the 50th anniversary of Hip-Hop. 

Author Clayton Trutor joined HODGEPOD to talk about his upcoming book BOSTONBALL RICK PITINO, JIM CALHOUN, GARY WILLIAMS, AND THE FORGOTTEN CRADLE OF BASKETBALL COACHES. In the early 1980's Rick Pitino (Boston University,) Jim Calhoun Northeastern and Gary Williams (Boston College) raised the profile of these 3 schools during the Boston Celtics run of NBA World Championships. This episode covers: -The coaches setting the foundation for all three becoming Hall of Famers -The college basketball scene in the early 80's -Great players like Reggie Lewis, Jay Murphy, John Bagley, Michael Adams and more. -How the concept of the book started -Their coaching styles and extremely successful careers -Other coaches who started their careers on the college basketball scene. -Recruiting and more cool facts. -Must listen and BOSTONBALL is a must read. You can preorder the book and save 40% by using the PROMO CODE  6FWC23 AT bit.ly/Bostonball Episode recorded 6-19-2023    

Author Clayton Trutor joined HODGEPOD to talk about his upcoming book BOSTONBALL RICK PITINO, JIM CALHOUN, GARY WILLIAMS, AND THE FORGOTTEN CRADLE OF BASKETBALL COACHES. In the early 1980's Rick Pitino (Boston University,) Jim Calhoun Northeastern and Gary Williams (Boston College) raised the profile of these 3 schools during the Boston Celtics run of NBA World Championships. This episode covers: -The coaches setting the foundation for all three becoming Hall of Famers -The college basketball scene in the early 80's -Great players like Reggie Lewis, Jay Murphy, John Bagley, Michael Adams and more. -How the concept of the book started -Their coaching styles and extremely successful careers -Other coaches who started their careers on the college basketball scene. -Recruiting and more cool facts. -Must listen and BOSTONBALL is a must read. You can preorder the book and save 40% by using the PROMO CODE  6FWC23 AT bit.ly/Bostonball Episode recorded 6-19-2023    

In this episode of "Showtime with Michael Cooper," we are privileged to host NBA veteran and icon, Dee Brown. Known for his illustrious career and deep understanding of basketball, Brown delves into his journey, unfolding tales from his experiences on and off the court. From his earliest influences to his legendary time with the Boston Celtics, Brown shares captivating anecdotes and insights that weave together the fabric of his basketball life. Along with his personal stories, Brown also discusses the evolution of the game, comparing the strategic and stylistic differences between the basketball of his time and the modern era. As he navigates through these stories, Brown's unique perspective and candid nature illuminate various aspects of the sport, giving viewers an intimate look into the world of professional basketball. Whether you're a newcomer to the sport or a long-time fan, this conversation is a deep dive into the richness of NBA history, the intricacies of professional gameplay, and a testament to the spirit and the heart of basketball. Join us on "Showtime with Michael Cooper" as we embark on this insightful journey with Dee Brown, a must-watch for every basketball enthusiast who values the roots and evolution of the game! Don't miss out on this chance to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the sport we all love. — ⏰ Timecodes ⏰ 00:00 - Introduction to the legendary Dee Brown 01:00 - Dee Brown reflects on the memorable 1990-91 Boston Celtics season 03:08 - Who influenced Dee Brown the most? Hear about Dennis Johnson and Michael Cooper 03:30 - The fascination Michael Cooper had for Dennis Johnson's defensive mentorship of Dee Brown 03:50 - A unique story by Dee Brown on Dennis Johnson's "counting dribbles" technique 04:48 - Behind the scenes: Coop's reaction to Dennis Johnson's dribbling strategy 06:15 - A defensive comparison: Michael Cooper vs Dennis Johnson by Dee Brown 06:50 - Dee Brown's critique on the current generation of players and their study of the game 07:03 - An engaging story about Isiah Thomas from Dee Brown 08:10 - Michael Cooper's unforgettable Larry Bird story 08:50 - Dee Brown shares his favorite stories about Larry Bird 09:20 - A comparison between the 80s/90s and today's game by Dee Brown 09:50 - The challenge of succeeding Dennis Johnson as the iconic Celtics point guard 10:30 - Thank you to our sponsors: FanDuel and Hello Fresh! 14:00 - Conversation about Lexie Brown of the LA Sparks (WNBA) 15:00 - Dee Brown talks about his special relationship with his daughter and WNBA star, Lexie Brown 17:00 - Dee Brown shares a story about Robert Parish 18:40 - Stories about the legendary Celtics Big 3 from Dee Brown 19:50 - Dee Brown reminisces about Reggie Lewis 22:10 - Nick Gelso appreciates Dee Brown for his professionalism as a Boston Celtic

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Boston Celtics top 5 to the table for discussion.

On this episode of the High and Low Basketball podcast, Ike Amaechi is joined by Sean Khan, Steven Leslie, Mitch Orsatti and Ugo to open the final mailbag of 2022 and talk about:NBA players' personalities and the identities of the team's cityThe worst team in the NBA and the race to the bottom for Victor WembenyamaWhether or not Carmelo Anthony deserves farewell tourThe NBA's new-look trophiesAlso, check out the High and Low YouTube channel for bonus content. Talk to us in High and Low's Facebook group.Music featured on the episode is brought to you by Lyve of the Enjoy Music Group and Sonny Rocwell of The Goodness. Edited by Vonn August. Executive Producer is Ikenna Agu. Follow High and Low on Instagram and TikTok/Twitter @morehighandlow.High and Low at Vonn+Abrahammhttp://www.vonnabrahamm.com/high-low-podcastHigh and Low Merchhttp://www.vonnabrahamm.com/storeJoin on us on Discordhttps://discord.gg/MXu9bXMcInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/gethighandlow/https://www.instagram.com/ikenna.andthepeople/https://www.instagram.com/savage_decepticon/https://www.instagram.com/sean_khantroversy/https://www.instagram.com/esteban_roy/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/morehighandlowhttps://twitter.com/IkennaCesarhttps://twitter.com/thirstyvillainhttps://twitter.com/KhantroverseyHigh and Low websitehttp://www.vonnabrahamm.com/high-low-podcastTikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@morehighandlowInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/gethighandlow/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/morehighandlow

In Valley Sounds this week, we feature tunes from Blast artist, Scott Taylor Lynch off of his self titled 2019 EP.  We also have tunes from Gus Hergert & Clay O'Dell, O'Rain, Aaron Stapler, Reggie Lewis, Andy Braden, Element XI, All About the Tones, The Ray Gun Riot, Matt Prater, B Smoove, and S3cr3tsquar3.  Hear Valley Sounds Saturday nights at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD, and Sunday nights at 9pm on 88.1 WUTC Chattanooga or download the podcast with the WLRH Mobile App!

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep345! First things first - RIP TAME ONE and RIP HURRICANE G. SALUTE and THANK YOU for your service, GOD BLESS your family and friends. Second - we're FIVE episodes away from 350 mix shows, Vangardians, we gonna keep this thang pushin'! No small talk needed, it's that raw ish as always from Doe and Meeks, let's get in to it and YOU WAAAAALCOME!!!!! #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on all platforms #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK --- Recorded live November 6, 2022 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on all platforms #SmithsonianGrade #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks --- Talk Break Inst. - "The Way I Feel" - Artifacts & Buckwild "The Way I Feel" - Artifacts x Buckwild ft. DJ Hush "Verses Everything" - DNTE x Onaje Jordan "Don't Front" - Tek ft. Peedi Crakk "Koopa" - Inkswel & J Scienide "Baradagi" - Varon "Never Buckle " - Spoda ft. M.A.V. Talk Break Inst. - "Contagious" - Artifacts & Buckwild "Live At The Chelsea" - Josiah The Gift "Smoke Break Interlude" - Big Almighty Grams (BigBob, Raf Almighty & Guy Grams) "Ghost of Reggie Lewis" - Ullnevano X God Sense Beats "My Demons" - Renelle 893 & King Kashmere "GYM" - Foley ft. Seyu Talk Break Inst. - "Ask Niggas" - Artifacts & Buckwild "Money & The Power" - Supreme Cerebral "Pennywise" - Sean Links "Way Too Strong" - Spoda ft. Eddie Kaine "Wes Craven" - Ferris Blusa (prod. maticulous) "Pillmatic" - P.A. Dre ft. Murkemz, Eto & Nyce Da Future "Spit On Your Grave " - Lord Digga & PF Cuttin "Mystery School" - Tek ft. Estee Nack Talk Break Inst. - "Real Rap" - Artifacts & Buckwild ** TWITCH ONLY SET ** "Wrong Side Of Da Tracks" - Artifacts "C'mon Wit Da Git Down (Buckwild Remix)" - Artifacts ft. Busta Rhymes "Dynamite Soul II (Lip Service Remix)" - Artifacts ft. Mad Skillz "Whassup Now Muthafuka?" - Artifacts

For Episode 19 of the Underdogs Podcast, we sat down with and interviewed the 4th overall pick of the 2001 NBA Draft, Eddy Curry. Eddy Curry was quickly labeled "a bust" by many fans, who didn't know the full story. In a short time span, Eddy went through more hard times than most people do in an entire lifetime, and he prevailed. This is a story of overcoming adversities to succeed. Growing up on the south side of Chicago, Eddy spent most of his early years wanting to be a gymnast. In the 7th grade, Eddy picked up a basketball for the first time and very quickly found success. He was very quickly introduced to the AAU circuits and skyrocketed up the scouting boards. After dominating high school basketball, he was invited to numerous high-end basketball camps, which he credits with bringing his name into the mix. With only 6 years of basketball experience, Eddy entered the draft straight out of high school knowing he'd be a top 5 pick. He ends up being drafted by his hometown team, the Chicago Bulls, with the 4th pick in the infamous "Kwame Brown" draft. After a slow rookie year due to a lot of positional competition, he bursts out in his second year, leading the NBA in field goal percentage. He became the first Bull since Michael Jordan to lead the NBA in a major statistical category. We then fast forward to the 2004-05 NBA Season. Eddy starts noticing an irregular heartbeat. He reports this to the team doctors, which lead to him being hospitalized. With Doctors worried he may have the same heart issue that lead to Reggie Lewis and Hank Gathers' deaths, the Bulls bench him. The Bulls offer him $400K a year for the rest of his life if he would agree to take a DNA test to see if he was predisposed to heart issues. After talking with his agent, he declines, since a positive test would instantly end his career. (We chose not to discuss this next chapter of Eddy's life during the podcast out of respect, but we want you to be well informed.) While dealing with these heart issues, Eddy's family is robbed at gunpoint. In a separate instance, Eddy's ex-girlfriend and newborn daughter are murdered in front of his son's eyes. Doctors are worried that Eddy's heart may be too large, so they tell him to sit out and not exercise so his heart can shrink down to normal size. This is where he gained that weight that fans so often ridiculed him for. We discuss the mental approach he had the be able to continue on while dealing with all of these things. It's extremely incredible that he was able to deal with these things while being a professional athlete in the public eye. On a lighter note, Eddy also tells us some never before heard stories about Jay-Z and Fat Joe during his time in New York with the Knicks. Put some respect on his name. Follow the Underdogs Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/underdogs.podcast/ Follow the Hosts: Jordan Daly: https://www.instagram.com/jordandalynba/ Mike Taylor: https://www.instagram.com/88miketaylor/ Craig Smith: https://www.instagram.com/blackrhino83/ Follow the Guest: Eddy Curry: https://www.instagram.com/theeddycurry/ Eddy's Podcast: https://linktr.ee/caramelcheddar Find the video version of this podcast on YouTube!

Do you know why you do what you do? Do you understand what motivates you to do those things you do? Do you ever consider why you are where you are in life, and make the choices you make? Be sure to Like and Follow us on our facebook page. Check out our website www.LikeItMatters.Net.   Motivation is the act of MOVING people, and ideas. It is literally to MOVE someone. We are all driven by things from our past. Unless we realize we are driven by things, then we will never consider how to change what we are doing. By going back to the PAST and doing some 'clean up' work. By the time a child is 5-years old a majority of their 'Map of Reality' is in place. Everything we do, or do not do, is driven by that structure called, Beliefs. Mr. Black is wrapping up his week in Sturgis at the 82nd annual Motorcycle Rally. Enjoy today's conversation as Mr. Black talks with Reggie and Johnetta Lewis from Open Bible Church about drivers! Motivations and things from the past form the RIDE OF OUR LIFE. Today Mr. Black and the guests will consider what causes some to take the: Ride to Sturgis. If you enjoy the show, please tell a friend or two, or three about it. If you are able to leave an honest rating and, or, review it would be appreciated. Follow our Podcasts and build the pattern for; Living Life Like It Matters. Be sure to Like and Follow us on our facebook page.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

​ @ThatBoyGotKnowledge  @ThatBoyGotKnowledge  ​Tap In! https://linktr.ee/thatboygotknowledge1Available on all social platforms! Come check out the crew! Season 1 & 2 of THAT BOY GOT KNOWLEDGE Podcast available now!Baltimore's own Reggie Lewis, self taught artist, shares his journey of art and opportunities his passion has created for him. From drawing to spray painting to acrylic painting, Reggie shares his mastery with his community and leaving an impactful mark on the world. He also shares a personal interaction with the late great Nipsey Hussle and his impact and inspiration he left on the bright artist. You don't want to miss this!Like.Comment.Subscribe @ThatBoyGotKnowledgeAvailable on all social platforms! Come check out the crew! Season 1 & 2 of THAT BOY GOT KNOWLEDGE Podcast available now!Linktree: https://linktr.ee/thatboygotknowledge1

This week's episode of the Celtics Pride Podcast with Adam Motenko, Josh Motenko @coachmotenko and Mike Minkoff @mikeminkoffnba, the crew brings in special Guest Rich Jensen, who received rave internal reviews for his CelticsBlog article “Greatness, Glory and The Truth” about Paul Pierce's legacy in the wake of his recent NBA Hall Of Fame Induction. One commenter stated “this is one of the best articles I've ever read on celticsblog.” Go check it out and tune into this podcast, to hear where we think Paul Pierce ranks among his contemporaries of his era like Kobe, Lebron, Wade, Iverson, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady, Reggie Miller and Grant Hill.   Rich Jensen wrote about the difference between generations of Celtics fans. “My dad had grown up with Russell and Cousy, Heinsohn and Havlicek. I grew up with Dee Brown and Reggie Lewis, Rick Fox and Brian Shaw.” Tune in to see where Rich (and his dad) would put Pierce in the rankings of Celtics lore. Like Rich's dad's Celtics, this podcast is somewhat slow-paced, but is overflowing with mystique.   “When he was a kid, my dad had a TV that probably weighed as much as a car, and the only thing that was on basketball wise was the Celtics. He grew up in a town of 200 people in South Dakota, similar to what it was like in the movie hoosiers. My dad was a fan of John Havelicek when he was at Ohio State before the Celtics even drafted him.”   Rich continues the conversation by remembering Reggie Lewis, so the Celtics PRIDE team asks Rich where he would rank Lewis - and Jayson Tatum - in comparison to Pierce. This podcast is dedicated to anyone who remembers the 1980s, and loves Celtics basketball.   Remember to rate, review, and subscribe to the Celticsblog podcast feed (“Celtics PRIDE”) and follow us on Twitter @celticspridepod, a @celticsblog podcast.  Hosts: Adam Motenko, Josh Motenko @coachmotenko and Mike Minkoff, @mikeminkoffnba  Email: at celticspridepodcast@gmail.com You can find regular episodes of the CelitcsPod and Celtics PRIDE podcasts on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever else you listen to your podcasts.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Follow @JoanneBorzakianO & @CopleyTheGoldenBoy On Instagram & Twitter Origin Story - Dave Cowens Basketball Camp Family Celtics Games Becoming Bentley Basketball Manager Breaking The Glass Ceiling Sneaking Reeboks Into The '86 Finals A Wedding Ft. Doc Rivers Jeff Hamilton Patch Jacket Horace Grant's Goggles Dee Brown Dunks Greg & Cole Anthony Brian Shaw, Reggie Lewis, Steve Smith, Dennis Rodman Wayne Tisdale, Dominique Wilkins, Len Bias, Stacey King, Shawn Kemp Stories Shaq Shoe / Halftime Innovations Overseas Trips Shaq Buys A 5ft Beanie Baby Follow The Pod! @BYRP365, @ajrochon22 & @lennybiased Subscribe & Leave A Review If You Digg The Show! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ballyearround/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ballyearround/support

On this episode of No Gimmicks we touch a serious subject. With all the untimely deaths we have faced since Covid 19 hit the earth we have had some deaths that has shocked the world and the culture of music. Even though some of the deaths were not Covid related it still took a toll on everyone. Recently we loss pioneer Shock G and Hip Hop legend DMX as well. it wasn't until these 2 deaths that made us sit back and think of the celebrities who passed away that had the most effect on us as artist, fathers, sons, brothers etc. Tune in to hear the cast discuss the 3 most impactful deaths that effected us. Be sure to follow @DirtyO @Bless3k @Horsey_sungod and @officialhiphopweeklyradio on Instagram and the Dirty O channel on Youtube. 

One day down in NFL free agency and the Ravens need some edge rush help. We discussed that at the start of today's show. At the bottom of Hour 1, legendary former UConn coach Jim Calhoun joined us before Maryland/UConn to share memories of Reggie Lewis, the iconic UConn/Maryland 2002 Elite 8 game plus thoughts on how Mark Turgeon is doing at Maryland. Late in Hour 1, our weekly visit with Drew Forrester (DrewsMorningDish.com)-is there an argument for the Ravens signing AJ Green? Early in Hour 2, we caught up with our pal Adam Pohl-the play by play voice of Mount St. Mary's and the Bowie Baysox. He previewed the Mountaineers men and women in the NCAA Tournament. And near the end of the show we chatted with Navy cornerback Cameron Kinley about his hopes for reaching the NFL Draft knowing he's got pretty good backup plans (including wanting to be President one day).

We discuss JJ Watt to Arizona, does Russell Wilson really want a trade, and will Dan Snyder be forced to sell his team. Why is the NBA forcing their All Star Game to happen, and we also get into whats going on lately with NBA teas like the Celtics, Hawks, Sixers, and Jazz. We also discuss the Tom Wilson hit from last wweks Bruins Capitols game. In the NCAA, the tournament field is becoming more clear and we discuss who some of our picks might be. We also discuss UFC 259. Fails this week include Les Miles, Rudy Giuliani, and getting arrested due to Cheetos Dust. the Failed athlete of the week is Tony Conigliaro, joining our list of other Boston athletes, including Len Bias, Reggie Lewis, and Robert Edwards, whose promising careers were cut short. Finally, we introduce a new debate segment, this time discussing a dream no holds barred cage match with athletes from the NFL, NBA, and MLB.

In this episode of the often loved #BallisBae NBA podcast we have special guest Luke Mellon talk about all the recent struggles with the Boston Celtics, we learn about Reggie Lewis, and discuss why Tatum is most valuable Celtic player today. We find out why Tim Duncan got more snobbish over his career, and how a change in attitude could have made Lebron a more successful basketball player. Check out the podcast at all your podcast listening platforms and follow us @BallisBaePod on Instagram and Twitter

On this week’s Crossover Pod, Mannix and Beck discuss the All-Star reserves. Was there a legitimate snub? Should the NBA change how reserves are chosen? Plus what happened with the Minnesota coaching change, if the ‘Wolves deserve the criticism being leveled at them, if DeMarcus Cousins can help a contender, what’s going wrong in Boston and more; later, former Boston Herald beat writer Steve Bulpett on 35 years on the Celtics beat, why covering Reggie Lewis’s death was his most challenging assignment, what he’s seen in the Celtics this season, what it’s been like to watch from the sidelines, more. Subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you download your favorite pods. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It is an absolute honor to be able to say that we have a Hall of Famer on the podcast today. Dino Radja joins us to share his incredible hoops journey that started in Croatia and led him to be recognized as one of both FIBA’s 50 Greatest Players of All Time and FIBA’s Greatest EuroLeague Contributors, as well as being inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Believe us when we say that you don’t want to miss this one!Radja is our first guest who did not grow up in the US. It was interesting hearing about growing up in Croatia and his introduction to basketball when there were zero NBA games shown on TV at the time. We heard many great stories about growing up with Toni Kukoc, playing against the Dream Team, his time with the Boston Celtics, Reggie Lewis, being inducted into the Hall of Fame and MUCH more. BIG thanks to Dino Radja for taking the time to hang out with us today. His resume obviously shows what an incredible player he was but it was also a pleasure to hear how passionate, funny, and generous he is as a person. We are BIG fans of Dino Radja the player, but even bigger fans of Dino Radja the person. We know you will all feel the same after listening to this one.Thank you Dino Radja!

Tom Brady wins his 7th title, more than any single franchise. The Bucs made life hell for Patrick Mahomes, and other thoughts from the Big Game. We also talk what's new in the NBA, NCAA Basketball, and a strange replay situation in hockey. Trevor Bauer also got a new deal, though it may cause him some pain in the future. Other fails include Jose Canseco, The Streaker, eating a shoe, and stripping naked to start a riot in a soccer game.We also detail the unfortunate passing of Reggie Lewis, and preview the Celtics Jazz matchup. Winners & Losers this week we are talking about the commercials, moments and plays from the title game. Pure Rock n Roll by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sean998/support

The Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury will be one of the mass vaccination sites opening soon in Massachusetts and the president of Roxbury Community College says the school is happy to partner with the city of Boston.

Walton Goggins aka 'John Bronco' joins us, Sarah Fuller makes HERstory again, Dr. Jill Biden v. an op-ed, Shia LaBeouf accused of sexual assault, Red House update, SNL, and Drew fights technology.Walton Goggins joins us to promote John Bronco and discuss his career, Tarantino flicks, Danny McBride comedies, religious roles and much more.Tyler Perry is very charitable especially if you are his friend like Carl Lentz and former British royalty.New Cameos include Roseanne Barr, Mike Modano, Chris Mullin and even Randy Quaid.You shouldn't throw shoes in football.Keyontae Johnson collapsed on the court and it was a scary reminder of Hank Gathers, Reggie Lewis and others.Sarah Fuller scored a point in one of the most historic moments in sports history. Her male teammate made a Field Goal too. Twitter was angry.Joe Epstein must listen to the podcast as he tossed out an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal telling Dr. Jill Biden to drop the doctor moniker since she can't write 'scripts. Twitter was angry.A few weeks back any reporting of Hunter Biden's laptop was deemed irresponsible and now it's no biggie.The Stop the Steal rally in D.C. went great. Mike Lindell has turned his back on Fox News after they turned their back on Trump.Shia LaBoofoo is the worst boyfriend possibly ever.Kate McKinnon played a guy on SNL again and people pretended it was funny. The 'Rona family Christmas skit was pretty good.Sassy Justice returned with the great holiday story.Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (featuring jerk, Max Weinberg) showed up and rocked SNL.The Bee Gees have a new documentary out and Drew is rock over the disco story.Drew doesn't know any of his passwords and he is flabbergasted by Apple technology.A 2-year-old got her family banned for life on United Airlines over their mask policy.The COVID vaccine is shipping out with much fanfare and with US Marshals in tow.An update on the Red House in Portland reveals another house.R Kelly likes to toss out STD's like Shia LaBoofoo.Some people are saying you may be able to check out The Drew and Mike Show segment of the History of WRIF soon.The Drew and Mike store is open!Check out the latest No BS News Hour with Charlie LeDuff. Meanwhile, ML Elrick wrote a really long and well told story on Mike Duggan.Back to the Million MAGA March, where several stabbings occurred.If you don't wear your masks to the happiest place on earth, Disney will just photoshop them on.Michigan is going to get smoked by Iowa next week. Meanwhile, some Wolverines are already bailing.Drew discovered Melissa Villaseñor on SNL... and then found out she had to deleted terrible social media posts.Ever heard of Parler? If not, don't worry, it's pretty much dead anyway.RIP Dwanna Roberta Harris Sims Wiggins. Where is D'Wan?Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

12-3-2020 Passed Ball Show. John opens up this version of the program by simplifying the difference between a good team and a bad team, a good coach and a bad coach, a great star player and a very good star player. It is whether their team wins or loses- whether their team scores in some cases one more run, one more point, or one more goal than their opponent. Seems cavalier to say that, maybe even patronizing, but we tend to judge coaches (managers) and star players by their ability to win. Most of the time, they have less to do with the winning or losing. John cited the careers of Andy Reid, Doug Pederson, Casey Stengel, Bruce Bochy, Joe Torre, Mike Brown, LeBron James, and others to prove that the best do not win all the time. But most importantly, John shows that the win or the loss is the determining factor for how good a team is, not how good the coach/ manager or star player is. John spends a little time talking about baseball and its non- tender deadline and why fans/ media need to just allow each MLB team to determine whether their players are warranted a contract for the next season. John compares the great careers of Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle and declares Mickey would win in a poll because there are less people responding to the poll that saw Joe D play. John chooses Mickey, but by the slightest of margins and explains why. Finally, why is Drazen Petrovic in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and not Reggie Lewis?

Ever been to New Bedford, MA? Michael Conceicao is in the house today and he truly made us feel the pride, passion, and rich culture that New Bedford has for its hoops. We left this conversation feeling like we actually spent time in the area and lived through some of these experiences. The basketball stories in this episode are unique and any basketball fanatic will appreciate this one. Michael Conceicao was born and raised in New Bedford MA. He was a three-year starter and two-time team captain at Bishop Stang High School before going on to play at Framingham State where he was third in the nation in assists for DIII during the 1981-82 season and was the Defensive Player of the Year. He officiated basketball for 20+ years and ran the Monte Park Shootout for over 30 years which leads to some incredible stories! Conceicao wrote several great articles including “A Day with Dr. J” that we get to hear about as well. Michael is truly a basketball historian and we can’t thank him enough for his time. It was a pleasure learning more about him and the love for hoops that New Bedford has. He also shared some great stories about Julius Erving, Nate Archibald, Joe Bryant, David Leitao, Larry Bird, Reggie Lewis, Chris Herren and MUCH more. We learned so much about the game from an officiating standpoint due to his experience as an official and these are simply hoop stories that you won’t hear anywhere else. We promise this won’t be last time that we hear from Michael Conceicao. He is welcome back ANY time!Thank You Michael Conceicao!

Alaa Abdelnaby, a veteran of five NBA seasons out of Duke University, talks about playing for Coach K, taking on Michael Jordan in the 1992 NBA Finals, his friendship with the late Reggie Lewis, and being the first Egyptian-born player in NBA history.

Alaa Abdelnaby talks about playing for Coach K at Duke, taking on Michael Jordan in the 1992 NBA Finals, his friendship with the late Reggie Lewis, and being the first Egyptian-born player in NBA history. Episode Highlights // 1:45 - Playing for Coach K and Duke 9:30 - Entering the NBA as a Portland Trailblazer, what it was like to play for the Blazers 12:25 - Going up against Michael Jordan and The Chicago Bulls in the 1992 NBA Finals 14:42 - How the Portland Trailblazers stacked up against the Bulls' other competition 18:50 - Best players Alaa has played with, including the Late Reggie Lewis 24:00 - Being the First ever Egyptian-born NBA player

Rej and the Zoo coming to you live from the comfort of our on homes via Zoom. We talk latest NFL news including the Bills 3-0 big start.. Why Josh Allen Goes Wild when down in the 4th, How Low Key Ken Dorsey and Davis Webb have helped the QB room Question the Ravens/Lamar Jackson's 2020 bid for MVP, and talk NBA Finals preview. Little bit on Coach Spo and Duncan Robinsons Comeuppance...We talk John Carpenter inspiration and some of his most insightful quotes, continue creating ideas about making a horror movie, we put a nail in the Celtics Coffin with some Ghost Stories of Paul Pierce *almost death, Reggie Lewis and Len Bias...and of course we tell you the top 5 Random Youtube songs of the week from Rej's Youtube Music history.. in the YouTube algoRhythm Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rejandthezoo)

An NBA All Star and Boston Celtics Guard/Forward. A promising career cut tragically short. We discuss the life on and off the court of Reggie Lewis. We also let Stocky do the introduction this time, which was clearly a mistake.   Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more Retro NBA content.

Co-hosts Drea Cadigan, New England Patriots cheerleading captain, professional model, and TV Host; and Matt Ribaudo, Owner and Publisher of BostonMan Magazine, give viewers a vibrant and personalized view of everything Boston on this entertaining lifestyle show that highlights all things positive with The Greatest City on Earth! NOW AVAILABLE: BOSTON DM SHOW - EPISODE 6! Co-hosts Andrea Cadigan and Matt Ribaudo go behind the scenes with: Andrea’s last game as a Patriot, Andrea at Super Bowl in Miami, Andrea reacts to Tom Brady Super Bowl commercial Matt hams it up with Gronk in Tampa, BostonMan Winter Magazine release at City Winery, Bob Ryan and Cedric Maxwell steal the show, Andrea gets introduced to “Tacko-Mania” Plus: Globalization of Boston Spring co-cover featuring Tacko Fall & Enes Kanter, Legacy Club Event at Scorpion Bar + Cover Reveal, NBC Studio Shoot with Chris Wayland, Matt at Kobe Bryant tribute game in Boston, Matt attends MIT SLOAN conference with Enes Kanter, Matt attends final Celtics game at TD Garden for ’19-’20 season, Andrea & Matt hit the books during Quarantine!, Matt’s ties to Reggie Lewis and The Boys of Dunbar,  JFK Jr and GEORGE Magazine’s influence on BostonMan Magazine, JFK Jr challenges Bill Gates, Andrea stays active during Quarantine, Matt breaks Quarantine to spend Mother’s Day with his Mom, Andrea and Matt host a Virtual Facebook Live Event to release spring mag, Andrea announces KEEL Vodka Summer Seltzer release. Also: Remembering Dr. Jack Cadigan – RIP, Matt Light “Lift Your Spirits” toast to Dr. Cadigan, Andrea shoots on the Vineyard, Andrea on the cover of DreamRose magazine, Matt on the Vineyard with Brittany Baldassari and Ryan Dull, New BostonMan partnership with The Label courtesy of Zoe Bucuvalas, Summer 2020 Cover Reveal featuring McCourty Twins at Rabias Dolce Fumo, Matt in Atlantic City, Introducing AC Mike as a contributor to BostonMan Magazine, The McCourty Twins Summer 2020 Cover Story, BTS with Ken Casey for co-cover shoot of Summer 2020 magazine at Yellow Door Taqueria, The WonderTwins featured in BostonMan Mag summer issue, Boston Renegades Summer 2020 feature, ESPN/ABC Born to Play documentary, Partnership with American Cancer Society, Partnership Saint Rock Haiti Foundation, Partnership Massachusetts Special Olympics, Andrea answers the DM Question of the Episode from Bob Marley, The Label Outro Video. 3:15 – Andrea’s last game as a Patriot 4:15 – Andrea at Super Bowl in Miami 4:43 – Andrea reacts to Tom Brady Super Bowl commercial 6:30 – Matt hams it up with Gronk in Tampa 7:33 – BostonMan Winter Magazine release at City Winery 8:31 – Bob Ryan and Cedric Maxwell steal the show 9:58 – Andrea gets introduced to “Tacko-Mania” 11:05 – Globalization of Boston Spring co-cover featuring Tacko Fall & Enes Kanter 11:36- Legacy Club Event at Scorpion Bar + Cover Reveal 12:47 – NBC Studio Shoot with Chris Wayland 15:15 – Matt at Kobe Bryant tribute game in Boston 19:07- Matt attends MIT SLOAN conference with Enes Kanter 19:44 – Matt attends final Celtics game at TD Garden for ’19-’20 season 21:45 – Andrea & Matt hit the books during Quarantine! 22:22 – Matt’s ties to Reggie Lewis and The Boys of Dunbar 24:50 – JFK Jr and GEORGE Magazine’s influence on BostonMan Magazine 26:33 – JFK Jr challenges Bill Gates 28:02 – Andrea stays active during Quarantine 29:35 – Matt breaks Quarantine to spend Mother’s Day with his Mom 30:44 – Andrea and Matt host a Virtual Facebook Live Event to release spring mag 31:43 – Andrea announces KEEL Vodka Summer Seltzer release 32:10 – Remembering Dr. Jack Cadigan – RIP 33:31 – Matt Light “Lift Your Spirits” toast to Dr. Cadigan 36:25 – Andrea shoots on the Vineyard 36:55 – Andrea on the cover of DreamRose magazine 37:51 – Matt on the Vineyard with Brittany Baldassari and Ryan Dull 39:46 – New BostonMan partnership with The Label courtesy of Zoe Bucuvalas 41:55 – Summer 2020 Cover Reveal featuring McCourty Twins at Rabias Dolce Fumo 43:06 – Matt in Atlantic City 43:45 – Introducing AC Mike as a contributor to BostonMan Magazine 45:43 – The McCourty Twins Summer 2020 Cover Story 48:36 – BTS with Ken Casey for co-cover shoot of Summer 2020 magazine at Yellow Door Taqueria 50:58 – The WonderTwins featured in BostonMan Mag summer issue 53:29 – Boston Renegades Summer 2020 feature 54:01 – ESPN/ABC Born to Play documentary 55:23 – Partnership with American Cancer Society 56:48 – Partnership Saint Rock Haiti Foundation 57:50- Partnership Massachusetts Special Olympics 59:48 – Andrea answers the DM Question of the Episode from Bob Marley 1:02:52 – The Label Outro Video

Holding Court with Dee4Three Episode 4 Andrew Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheNLSC Andrew Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/NBALiveSeriesCenter Andrew Website: https://www.nba-live.com/ Andrew Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nlscbasketball/ Dee4Three Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dee4Three84 Dee4Three YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvHJXrqit8Dc6HBY5P6EmAA?view_as=subscriber   0:56 Introducing my special guest Andrew Begley! 1:55 Andrew and I discuss what we believe the definition of a superteam is in the NBA, including examples of the LeBron/Wade/Bosh Miami Heat, and examples of non super teams like the Duncan Spurs, 80s Lakers, 97 Rockets, the 14-15 and 15-16 Warriors, etc 21:10 Rockets vs Lakers - The Rockets went with a proven losing formula, and removed big men from the equation. What happened to preparing for the contenders? How could Daryl Morey not see they glaring issues that all of us saw? 33:25 Raptors vs Celtics - We talk poor officiating, and how it impacts outcomes. We also discuss what the Celtics and Raptors did well, what they didn't do well, and what they need to do in order to win game 7 48:15 We discuss how good Reggie Lewis would be in todays NBA, as we draw comparisons to Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. 59:50 Mailbag: Hoop Guru on Twitter asks if PG's 6'5" and under are overrated in history considering their success rate (Titles). He uses examples like John Stockton and Steve Nash.  1:06:20 Mailbag: Christian G on Twitter asks how do you prevent fall injuries (From jumping in traffic) at the high school level. 1:12:00 Worst Twitter Takes of the week: Twitter user ESPN.tay_ talking about LeBron James, implies that we have never seen an athlete in the NBA accomplish as much as LeBron at age 35. Kendrick Perkins echoed the same thoughts and backtracked, Andrew and I bring up Michael Jordan and what he accomplished at age 35. 1:17:10 Worst Twitter Takes of the week: Twitter user Lionx (Kobe Bean) states that Magic Johnson would be a taller worse shooting Steve Nash in todays NBA, or a more unathletic Ben Simmons. We discuss why comparing Ben Simmons and Nash to Magic is insulting. 1:21:20 I close the show Note: Cover art image credit of the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics is located below https://www.sportskeeda.com/basketball/10-nba-superteams-which-disappointed-the-most

On the anniversary of Larry Bird's retirement in 1992, we're bringing back an Over & Back Classic episode on the last great game of Bird's career.---Ben Taylor (Backpicks.com) joins Jason Mann to chat about Larry Bird's last great NBA performance, a 49-point triple-double in a 152-148 double OT win over Clyde Drexler and the Blazers, in the latest episode of the Over and Back Classic NBA Podcast.We discuss a thrilling game with two buzzer-beaters from Bird and Kevin Gamble, how rare it is for two teams to score more than 148 points in the same game, time catching up to the Bird-McHale-Parish Celtics, how the early 1990s Blazers are a bit underappreciated, Bird managing to remain great even with major back trouble, and how both teams enjoyed the running game. We also share some thoughts on Terry Porter, Clifford Robinson, Danny Ainge, Reggie Lewis, and a young Rick Fox.We also discuss Ben's recent Top 40 Best Careers in NBA History series (http://www.backpicks.com/2017/12/11/the-backpicks-goat-the-40-best-careers-in-nba-history/): ranking Kobe Bryant outside the top 10, LeBron James vs. Michael Jordan, and Reggie Miller and Patrick Ewing being better than perhaps you remember, and talk about some of his other projects. (Original airdate: 8/17/18)

Our first ever father-daughter combo brings some multigenerational style to this week’s edition of Knuckleheads with Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles. Who else but the dominating duo of Dee and Lexie BROWN! Find out who each one of them thinks the best basketball player in the Brown family is. Learn how Lexie got that unstoppable jumper. And about that one time Lexie should’ve beaten Dad one-on-one. Gain some insights from the WNBA rookie. Hear about the art of family TikToks, about coaching in the WNBA vs. the NBA, and what it really means to be a Celtic. Share in their reminiscing on the iconic No-Look Dunk. Being a #GirlDad and how special it is to sit down, look back and talk about the game they love after all they’ve accomplished – both individually and together. And just how cool it was when the tide turned from “That’s Dee Brown’s daughter” to “That’s Lexie Brown’s dad!”

Today in History:  - Celtics Basketball player Reggie Lewis dies  - Comedian Bob Hope passes away at the age of 100  - Natalie Cole tops the charts with "Unforgettable: With Love"  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The boys open the podcast talking about trying to travel during the covid pandemic. Chase talks about getting a covid test and a checkup at the doctor. The boys talk about continuing to learn as you get older. Randy tells the real story behind the recent internet beef he got into for a joke he made. The fellas close with the news - Trump skips Rep. John Lewis' funeral, the anniversary of Reggie Lewis' passing, and WNBA players call for the league to stop playing the national anthem.   Outro: “Sirens Everywhere” by Gee Dubs   Social Media: Instagram: @randyvalerio @chaseabel @readysetblowpodcast Twitter: @randytvalerio @chaseabel1 @readysetblowpodcast FB:  facebook.com/randy.valerio.777, facebook.com/chase.abel.54

We go back into our archives for our fourth ever episode on this, the 27th anniversary of Reggie Lewis' death to talk about the life, career and tragic death of the Boston Celtics' Reggie Lewis. Jason and Rich dive into the career timeline of Lewis, his rough upbringing in drug-riddled Baltimore, playing in high school with three other future NBA players and being recruited by Northeastern University and eventual UConn legend Jim Calhoun. The guys then move onto his NBA career, joining a still-talented but increasingly old Boston Celtics team, finally getting the reigns to himself, holding court at "The Table", duels with Michael Jordan, his final NBA game against the Charlotte Hornets and much more. Finally, a look at Lewis' untimely death, what occurred in the aftermath, how the media, players and the league covered the death and the downward spiral of the Boston Celtics franchise.

Don't Blink and Crown One regroup to discuss the Culture, Coronavirus, Spiritual aspects we need to be privy to in this year. Welcome back if your a long time fan and welcome if you're new to us or Christ! We hope this blesses your soul and life! Please follow Crown One @CrownOneSOG on IG and Twitter as well as Don't Blink on Facebook under Reggie Lewis or contact us via email futurefocusshow@gmail.com Verses shown: Psalms 91:5-10 James 1:9 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/futurefocus/support

6/26/20- Review This is back to cover the 1992 NBA All-Star Game (Magic's Farewell - kind of... I will admit I forgot he came back briefly in 95/96). I break down the game with special segments including ‘Jersey Number Clout Measurements' & a deep dive on Reggie Lewis. The Jeremy Mills Podcast Episode #192. Website: www.jeremymillspodcast.com; Twitter: @jeremyjoemills; Instagram: @jeremyjoemills; Subscribe, rate & review on YouTube, Spotify, Apple & Stitcher; Email: jeremymillspodcast@gmail.com. Shoutout to M3_Beats & Don Dishes for providing the official theme of The Jeremy Mills Podcast. Shoutout to NYT Article, Wikipedia & ESPN for the information to research.

Today on Sports Fans Only, KJ and Shawn Mac discuss the butterfly effect and what would have happened if Len Bias , Reggie Lewis, and Hank Gathers did not pass away before playing any games in the NBA. Would Jordan still have 6 rings? Would he still be the GOAT. Also we discuss the top story lines of this upcoming shortned 60 game MLB season, and we go back in time and discuss Lebron James "Decision" as well as some great music to vibe too, so come hang out with KJ and Shawn Mac and lets talk some damn sports.

1992 begins the demise of the Big 3, the end of the Garden, and the tragic loss of Reggie Lewis. MassLive's John Karalis is joined by Chuck McKenney & Mike Dynon of RedsArmy.com to continue the 1990's discussion.Sponsored by Built Bar. Use code LOCKEDON at BuiltBar.com for $10 off your first purchase Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

1992 begins the demise of the Big 3, the end of the Garden, and the tragic loss of Reggie Lewis. MassLive's John Karalis is joined by Chuck McKenney & Mike Dynon of RedsArmy.com to continue the 1990's discussion. Sponsored by Built Bar. Use code LOCKEDON at BuiltBar.com for $10 off your first purchase Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam and Noah go ISO with former Duke star, former NBA center and current Sixers TV analyst Alaa Abdelnaby. Alaa goes back to his HS days in New Jersey where Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski saw him play over 60 times. He tells stories of his early NBA days in Portland, the advice he got from teammate Danny Ainge, the time he realized that he'd never be Dennis Rodman, the game that Robert Parish played with his paycheck in his sock, why he and Xavier McDaniel fought every day in Celtics practice for a month and the summer pickup game where Michael Jordan played like it was Game 7. Plus, he details the heartbreaking story of his close friend Reggie Lewis dying as Alaa rushed to the hospital. -- Please subscribe to the podcast, rate, review and share with your friends! Rejecting the Screen is part of the Locked On Podcast Network and publishes every Tuesday and Thursday. The Thursday edition is called Going ISO, an interview with someone connected to the NBA. Guests include Adam Morrison, Shawn Marion, Richard Jefferson, Earl Watson, Peter Vecsey, Anthony Morrow, Kevin Willis, Howard Beck, Kenny Anderson, Doug Gottlieb, Robert Sacre, John Hollinger, Sam Mitchell, PJ Carlesimo, Ryen Russillo, Eddie Johnson and more. Follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov, Adam @NaismithLives and the show on Instagram @Rejecting_the_Screen. -- Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Theragun Try Theragun risk-free for 30 days or your money back by going to Theragun.com/lockedon For a limited time, listeners get a FREE charging stand with purchase – a seventy-nine dollar value. Postmates Download the Postmates app and use code LOCKEDONNBA. For a limited time, Postmates is giving our listeners ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS of free restaurant delivery credit for your first SEVEN days. Blinkist The Blinkist app gives you the key ideas from more than 3,000 bestselling nonfiction books in just 15 minutes. Go to Blinkist.com/nba try it FREE for 7 days AND save 25% off your new subscription. Withings Go to Withings.com/mlb to get 25% off Body+ Body Composition Scale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ric and Alaa swap stories about a variety of NBA legends, including those gone far too soon, preserving a love for the game when it becomes a business and one of the all-time great pranks pulled on one of his Blazers' teammates. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ric catches up with Alaa, whose five-year NBA career with five teams afforded him a chance to play with an array of legendary players and experience everything the league has to offer, from starting out with a veteran-laden, championship-chasing Blazers' squad, joining the Celtics' brotherhood to a young and wild Sacramento Kings' squad. Hear never-told-before insight into such legends as Moses Malone, Buck Williams, Xavier McDaniels and the late Reggie Lewis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our first solo short-form podcast, Mark reflects on the career, life, and death of Reggie Lewis, and the impact he had on Boston.

Despite being the twin towers of New England basketball, the two northeastern powerhouses share a surprisingly small degree of overlapping players over the last half-century. But, those former UConn Huskies who HAVE played for the Celtics have usually left an impression -- and in recent years, some very big ones. Join Justin Quinn as he catches up with friend of the pod and UConn Today editor Tom Breen to talk all things Celtics-Connecticut -- and apologies for the occasional glitch.

JQUE brings the groovy jams with local favs from Rayed R, Julius Richardson II, Carla Byrd, Reggie Lewis and Zam Zam and the Mellyomatic.  Ben Jobe from Spice radio Huntsville brings the spice with some zingers from Liquid redemption, Strangers You Talk To, Solo Monk and Jonny and the Black Frames.  As part of our community-wide celebration of the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, earlier this year, Listen Local Huntsville and Mid City District launched their "Music From the Moon" songwriting contest which included a $10-thousand dollar grand prize FAME studios recording time and an assortment of other prizes going to the winner. Over the next several days, the winner, Maiah Wynn of Oregon, is performing at various locations around Huntsville and Maiah stopped by the WLRH studios for a special live performance and a chat with Brett Tannehill .  Catch the show Saturday night at 9pm on WLRH 89.3 FM/HD  Get the podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Googleplay or download it directly at here at WLRH.org#wlrhloveslocal #localmusic #valleysounds #listenlocal

When I was 15 I went to the Boston Shootout and saw a kid my age, that resembled a man, dominating against guys that were 2-3 years older than him. And they were already headed to play at big time colleges. The Manchild’s name was Schea Cotton. That was the day I realized I had no future playing basketball. From that point on, I followed his career. I even had some of his pictures from Slam Magazine on my wall next to posters of Larry Bird, Michael Jordan and Reggie Lewis. Schea Cotton was the best high school player in the country in 1995 and was destined for NBA greatness. But things didn't exactly go as planned and he never played a game in the NBA. Ron Artest called him, “Lebron James before there ever was a Lebron James...” He once dunked on Kevin Garnett 3 times in an AAU game and finished the game with 38 points. KG was a senior. Schea was only a sophomore. If they only had YouTube or social media back then. Needless to say, a series of unfortunate events and outside influences derailed his NBA dreams. He did go on to play 10+ years overseas and he is currently doing a lot of work in the community in his hometown of Long Beach, CA. Mentoring, motivational speaking and player development consume him these days. He also has a documentary coming out called Manchild: The Schea Cotton Story.

The boys took a trip up to Pomagranite Studios in New Hampshire to chop it with one of the most innovative hip-hop groups in New England right now. Pomagranite Records features Everett Gibbons, Bryll, Della Kinetic, JoeyRoxitt, and Charlie Mixwelh

NCAA great, 12-year NBA veteran and 1988 All-Star, Xavier McDaniel. The X-Man joins the show for a wide-ranging discussion about his life in basketball. Few players in NBA history were as physical as McDaniel. However, there's much more to Xavier's bow than simply being an enforcer. He was the first-ever player (1985) to lead the NCAA [Division I] in scoring and rebounding in the same season. His name is littered throughout the record books at Wichita State, where he played four seasons with the Shockers. As a senior, he was named First-team All-American. The Seattle SuperSonics drafted Xavier with the fourth pick in the 1985 NBA Draft. He played all 82 games as a rookie and was second to (future teammate and great friend) Patrick Ewing in Rookie of the Year voting. Xavier talks about his six seasons in Seattle. He discusses the impact that Maurice Lucas had on his game, speaks candidly about his role in the 1988 NBA All-Star Game and talks fondly of (would-be) future stars, Shawn Kemp and Gary Payton. We discuss his trade to Phoenix (15 games into the 1991 season) and how he became a member of the New York Knicks. Though he played the one season with the Knicks, his addition to the team made New York instant contenders for the NBA title. In 1992, the Knicks extended the Chicago Bulls to seven games in the second round of the Eastern Conference Playoffs. We discuss the series in-depth and Xavier expresses his thoughts on the series as only he can. McDaniel joined the Boston Celtics in the wake of Larry Bird's retirement. He played for three seasons in Boston. We discuss his memories of that time, how the Celtics tried to adjust to life without Bird, the soon-to-be retirement of Kevin McHale and the tragic loss of Reggie Lewis. Xavier headed overseas to play a season in Greece (1996), before returning to the NBA to close out his career as a member of the New Jersey Nets. He talks about his retirement from basketball, some of the great honors he's received and much more, in a conversation that clearly demonstrates Xavier McDaniel's passion for basketball. This is without doubt, one of the most-enjoyable conversations I've had to date. Links discussed (include): * X-Man playing for the Wichita State Shockers * Bird calls game-winner over X-Man (1987 season) * "I remember I was tired as hell!" (1990 season) * McDaniel wows The Garden faithful * "[expletive] you, X!" ... "[expletive] you, Mike!!" (1992) * The X-Man Cometh - Singles (1992) * Kansas Sports Hall of Fame induction (2006)   People mentioned in this episode, include: Cliff Levingston, Antoine Carr, Tom Chambers, Dale Ellis, Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan, Pat Riley, Charles Oakley, Aubrey Sherrod, John Starks, Cheese Johnson, Bernie Bickerstaff, Arvydas Sabonis, Tyrone Corbin & Detlef Schrempf.   Editor's note: sign-up for my monthly newsletter - receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Spotify | Stitcher | Newsletter Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

EXCLUSIVE PJ Dozier Interview --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CLNS Media talked with Boston Celtics Two-Way player PJ Dozier about playing in the G-League, his decision to leave South Carolina early and what it will take for him to be in the NBA. Subscribe to the Celtics Newsfeed on iTunes, Stitcher, and WATCH on youtube.com/CLNSMedia. Win Tickets To Your Favorite Events at One in 100 The only raffle website where you can win tickets to sporting events, concerts, and festivals. Sign up today to get your first raffle ticket for free.  

球員的心理問題(4:55) Kevin Love Demar Derozen(5:35) JR Smith 與心理復健狗(6:10) Ray Allen 的強迫症(10:30) Royce White(17:40) 心裡的創傷跟抗壓性的關係(22:50) Larry Sanders(26:30) 球員的心臟問題 發展聯盟的Zeke Upshaw (28:00) Pete Maravich(31:30) Eddy Curry(32:30) Jeff Green(32:45) Reggie Lewis(33:30) Chris Bosh(34:30) 喜歡節目別忘了訂閱!

Joining Chris Mannix of Yahoo Sports this week is Mike Gorman, the longtime Boston Celtics broadcaster. Mannix and Gorman discuss Gorman’s 36-plus years calling Celtics games, his relationship with Tommy Heinsohn, the passings of Len Bias and Reggie Lewis and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Co-hosts Andrew James (@OneWhoSeesDimly) and Eric D. (@HopSnobbery) launch Episode 002 of Riff On, titled 'Bleed Celtics Green'. Andrew and Eric discuss their one mutual love when it comes to professional sports, the Boston Celtics. With their love of the Green going back to the mid-80's, the showtime Lakers, the Bad Boys of the Detroit Pistons and the original Big 3 - Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parrish. The ESPN 30 for 30 'Celtics/Lakers: Best of Enemies' (http://www.espn.com/30for30/film?page=CelticsLakers) is given rave reviews by Andy, yet Eric D. has only seen a few of the 30 for 30's along the way, but he does want to see the Ric Flair. Riffing on Isaiah Thomas, LeBron James, Bill Russell, Kyrie Irving, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Gordon Hayward, Paul Pierce, Tim Duncan, Len Bias, Reggie Lewis, Shaquille O'Neal, Penny Hardaway, Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum, Shane Battier and more. While sharing a Burlington Beer Company's You Can't Get there from Here Prickly Pear and Pink Guava from October 2016, Andy and Eric D. talk about coaches and their length of tenures in modern day sports. Andrew James hosts The Local Haunt on Facebook. Eric D. also hosts the Let's Fix Construction podcast. www.LFCpodcast.com Please give us a follow on Twitter or Instagram at @RiffOnPodcast and a like on Facebook at www.facebook.com/RiffOnPodcast/

In a new book, sportswriter Alejandro Danois tells the story of the Dunbar High School basketball team of 1981-1982, with four future NBA players on its roster — Muggsy Bogues, Dave Wingate, Reggie Lewis and Reggie Williams — one of the greatest prep teams ever. Danois, editor-in-chief of The Shadow League sports-and-culture website, chronicles life in East Baltimore in the early 1980s and profiles the players and their coach, Bob Wade, during an undefeated season that paved the way for a national title the following year. Danois’ book is “The Boys of Dunbar: A Story of Love, Hope and Basketball,” published by Simon and Schuster.Links:https://www.theshadowleague.com/authors/102http://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Boys-of-Dunbar/Alejandro-Danois/9781451666977

What is the greatest high school basketball team of all time? Many would argue it was the Dunbar Poets of the early '80s, which featured future NBA players Muggsy Bogues, Reggie Lewis, David Wingate, and Reggie Williams. Director Sheldon Candis joins us to talk about his upcoming documentary about the team, "Baltimore Boys," and then the legendary Tyrone "Muggsy" Bogues tells us what it was like being part of that celebrated squad, the secret to making it in the NBA at 5'3", and the time he blocked Manute Bol in a game of one-on-one.

Kyrie Irving wants out of Cleveland and with hypothetical Celtics trades on the table fans are again ready to split with Isaiah Thomas. Bobby rips the idea, before getting insight on the Irving situation from Jared as well as his memory of the death of Reggie Lewis 24 years ago. The training staff departures from Doo to Lecerte are also discussed as analytics take a greater stage within the Boston organization. Jared Sullinger's mental breakdown and the Shane Larkin signing are also hit on.

Dennis Hopson joins Zaire to discuss his memories of playing against the 80s Celtics as well as Reggie Lewis and Len Bias.

As the crack epidemic swept across inner-city America in the early 1980s, the streets of Baltimore were crime ridden. For poor kids from the housing projects, the future looked bleak. But basketball could provide the quickest ticket out, an opportunity to earn a college scholarship, and perhaps even play in the NBA.  Dunbar High School had one of the most successful basketball programs, not only in Baltimore but in the entire country; and in the early 1980s, the Dunbar Poets were arguably the best high school team of all time. Four starting players -- Muggsy Bogues, Reggie Williams, David Wingate, and Reggie Lewis -- would eventually play in the NBA, an unheard-of success rate.  Alejandro Danois takes us through the 1981-1982 season with the Poets as the team conquered all its opponents. But more than that, he takes us into the lives of these kids, and especially of Coach Bob Wade, a former NFL player from the same neighborhood who knew that the basketball court, and the lessons his players would learn there, held the key to the future. Drawing on interviews with Coach Wade, Muggsy Bogues, and others, The Boys of Dunbar: A Story of Love, Hope, and Basketball is a remarkable testament to the power of dedication, inspiration, and teamwork. It is an ode to an extraordinary coach, a father figure who had lived the life of his players years before and who turned a dream into reality.Alejandro Danois is editor-in-chief of The Shadow League and a freelance sports and entertainment writer. He lives in Baltimore.Writers LIVE programs are supported in part by a bequest from The Miss Howard Hubbard Adult Programming Fund. 

As the crack epidemic swept across inner-city America in the early 1980s, the streets of Baltimore were crime ridden. For poor kids from the housing projects, the future looked bleak. But basketball could provide the quickest ticket out, an opportunity to earn a college scholarship, and perhaps even play in the NBA.  Dunbar High School had one of the most successful basketball programs, not only in Baltimore but in the entire country; and in the early 1980s, the Dunbar Poets were arguably the best high school team of all time. Four starting players -- Muggsy Bogues, Reggie Williams, David Wingate, and Reggie Lewis -- would eventually play in the NBA, an unheard-of success rate.  Alejandro Danois takes us through the 1981-1982 season with the Poets as the team conquered all its opponents. But more than that, he takes us into the lives of these kids, and especially of Coach Bob Wade, a former NFL player from the same neighborhood who knew that the basketball court, and the lessons his players would learn there, held the key to the future. Drawing on interviews with Coach Wade, Muggsy Bogues, and others, The Boys of Dunbar: A Story of Love, Hope, and Basketball is a remarkable testament to the power of dedication, inspiration, and teamwork. It is an ode to an extraordinary coach, a father figure who had lived the life of his players years before and who turned a dream into reality.Alejandro Danois is editor-in-chief of The Shadow League and a freelance sports and entertainment writer. He lives in Baltimore.Writers LIVE programs are supported in part by a bequest from The Miss Howard Hubbard Adult Programming Fund. Recorded On: Thursday, September 15, 2016

In Part 2 of "The '86 Celtics Interviews" with Robert Parish, "The Chief" discusses the memorable playoff run by Boston that took them through a young Michael Jordan, the "perfect quarter" vs Atlanta, motivation driven by anger over something Bucks head coach Don Nelson said publicly, and a challenging series against Hakeem Olajuwon and Ralph Sampson in the Finals. Parish talks about how he and the team had an epic celebration after the Finals. Parish also talks about the team losing Len Bias, and two of his good friends, Reggie Lewis and Dennis Johnson. Make sure and listen to Episode 1 with Robert Parish.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Coach Karen Hall will interview Duquesne Assistant Woman's Basketball Coach Eddie Benton. Benton, a native of Manchester in Pittsburgh's North Side and a graduate of Perry Traditional Academy, comes to the Bluff after serving as an assistant women's basketball coach for one season at Saint Francis University. At SFU, he helped the Red Flash to their first-ever berth in the Women's Basketball Invitational. As a player, Benton was a standout guard at the University of Vermont. The Catamounts all-time leading scorer and 2006 UVM Hall of Fame inductee, Benton was the winner of the 1996 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award given to the nation's top basketball player less than six feet tall and the Bob Cousy Award, which is given to the best senior in the region under 6-feet tall. Benton's 2,474 points is second all-time in the America East Conference, second only to Reggie Lewis of Northeastern. He graduated as the school's career leader in 15 different offensive categories including scoring average - 23.8 points per game. Benton, who was 1996 team captain, has his number 10 retired by Vermont in 2000. He scored over 40 points in a game six times, including a school and conference record 54 points against Drexel his sophomore season. In that game, Benton made a school and conference record 21 foul shots. He also had a school record 42 consecutive free throws over the course of four games his freshman year. He finished with a school and conference record 739 free throws. During his time of the Bluff, Benton has been part three straight 20-win seasons, Duquesne's first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance and a pair of and WNIT appearances.

Adam, Aaron and Todd discuss a classic double-overtime game featuring Michael Jordan and Larry Bird - March 31st, 1991 - the Celtics take on the visiting Bulls, at Boston Garden. We discuss all the key aspects of the game. We talk about the NBC broadcast and its commentary team of Marv Albert, Mike Fratello and Ahmad Rashad. We chat about the great regular season that each team was enjoying, as the Playoffs approached. We talk about each team’s roster and our memories and opinions on this exciting match-up. As per usual, the conversation is scattered with humor and plenty of insight. A must-listen, for die-hard NBA fans, regardless of the team you support. The most prominent players mentioned in this episode, include: Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, John Paxson, Reggie Lewis, Robert Parish, Kevin McHale, Brian Shaw, Kevin Gamble, Dee Brown, Ed Pinckney, Stojko Vrankovic & Cliff Levingston. Statistics mentioned, are often courtesy of Basketball-Reference. Watch the Google Hangout - recorded live on August 20, 2015 - or, should you prefer the audio-only version (via your podcast app of choice), you'll hear an edited version of the conversation. Editor’s note: sign-up for the monthly newsletter – receive exclusive details on upcoming podcast episodes and future, high-profile guests to appear on the show. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Newsletter | RSS | Website Support Adam via Amazon: click-through and purchase any item (store-wide – within 24 hours) - it helps support the podcast – importantly, at no additional cost to you. Thanks. Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

Our last show of 2014 is a special one.  ‘The Baseline' team of Cal “Gameface” Lee and Warren Shaw are back to wrap up the year.  And fittingly, the past week was pretty much the same as it was all 2014: loss after loss after loss with some trade talk thrown in.   We'll get a different perspective this week.  Two stalwarts of the Celtics-blogosphere, Mark Vandeusen and Mike Dyer of CelticsLife will stop by to give their thoughts on what is becoming an increasingly depressing situation.  Is there any light at the end of the tunnel for the Celtics or is there a long rebuild ahead?   Speaking of dark days for the Boston Celtics: There were none darker than following the deaths of Len Bias and Reggie Lewis and the bad Celtics basketball which ensued.  Cal and Warren will talk about Larry H. Russell's debut book, “Fall of the Boston Celtics” -- which is scheduled for release on January 5th.  Stay tuned to CLNS Radio or follow @CLNS_LHR on Twitter for updates.   Cal and Warren will also go Around the NBA in 5.   So tune into the last 2014 show of Celtics Beat -- available for download in iTunes and Stitcher this Sunday.  Powered by CLNS Radio.

Adam and Todd discuss the life of Reggie Lewis. July 27, 2013, marks the 20th anniversary of his shocking death. We talk about a life lost far too soon, plus, his lasting impact on and off the basketball court. Show notes | I appreciate all feedback, FB Page 'Likes' and iTunes ratings / reviews. Follow: Facebook | Twitter | Google+ Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Website Feedback: e-mail (audio welcome) | Voicemail

With Silly Season in full swing and the summer free agency nearly upon us, making sense of potentially explosive rumors, trade proposals and free agent signings can send one's mind into a tailspin.The Boston Celtics might trade away longtime point guard Marcus Smart -- or extend him. They could end up dealing for New Orleans Pelicans point guard Lonzo Ball, Brooklyn Nets floor general Spencer Dinwiddie, Los Angeles Clippers veteran guard Reggie Lewis or a small army of other targets. And now we are hearing that we need to have a conversation about the King in the Fourth!How to make sense of what might happen, what has, and what we don't yet know enough to say?  Join us for a pre-free agency edition of the Celtics Lab where your regular hosts Alex Goldberg, Cameron Tabatabaie and Justin Quinn dive into the madness about to descend on the league.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/celtics-lab-nba-basketball-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy