Podcast appearances and mentions of tania ganguli

NY Times NBA Writer, Tania Ganguli joins Game Play to chat about the crazy endings in two of the NBA Playoff games last night, Jamal Murray's clutch gene, why friendship is important for the Knicks and why the Mavericks should be able to bounce back against the Clippers.

Chris Haynes and Marc Stein don't get together as often for podcast convos in August and September as they do during the season, but they had plenty to talk about in this episode after Giannis Antetokounmpo's recent explosive interview with The New York Times in which Giannis himself suggested his future might be elsewhere. The guys discuss the quotes Giannis shared with their former fellow Walt Disney World bubble resident Tania Ganguli and debate which team's Media Day in early October (Milwaukee's, Philadelphia's, Portland's or someone else's) will be the most tension-filled.    #fsr #herdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Haynes and Marc Stein don't get together as often for podcast convos in August and September as they do during the season, but they had plenty to talk about in this episode after Giannis Antetokounmpo's recent explosive interview with The New York Times in which Giannis himself suggested his future might be elsewhere. The guys discuss the quotes Giannis shared with their former fellow Walt Disney World bubble resident Tania Ganguli and debate which team's Media Day in early October (Milwaukee's, Philadelphia's, Portland's or someone else's) will be the most tension-filled.    #fsr #herdSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Haynes and Marc Stein don't get together as often for podcast convos in August and September as they do during the season, but they had plenty to talk about in this episode after Giannis Antetokounmpo's recent explosive interview with The New York Times in which Giannis himself suggested his future might be elsewhere. The guys discuss the quotes Giannis shared with their former fellow Walt Disney World bubble resident Tania Ganguli and debate which team's Media Day in early October (Milwaukee's, Philadelphia's, Portland's or someone else's) will be the most tension-filled.    #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Giannis Antetokounmpo told the New York Times' Tania Ganguli that the Milwaukee Bucks need to be contending for championships for him to extend his contract next summer. Rohan Katti and Ti Windisch of the Gyro Step were not surprised, because this is exactly how Giannis treated his last contract extension negotiation as well, which led to the Bucks trading for Jrue Holiday, re-signing Giannis, and winning a championship in 2021. Rohan and Ti discussed why Giannis not signing an extension this year is logical financially, how loyalty demands max effort from both star player and their organization, some names Milwaukee could target with their three trade-able first round picks next offseason, and how even the loyal NBA stars used similar leverage to ensure their teams kept competing for titles every season. Visit GSPN.info to find links to the GSPN YouTube channel, Substack, Instagram and TikTok accounts, the Bucks Stock Market, all our Bucks, Brewers, Packers, and pop culture podcasts, the link to gain entry to our Discord server, our Twitter links, and more! GSPN is proud to call Blue Wire's network of podcasts home. You can (and should) follow Rohan, Ti,  Adam, Jordan, Andrew, Numac, Eugene, and the Gyro Step , Win In 6, Crewsing for a Brewsing, and Talk of the Tundra on Twitter. Don't forget to leave a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify to get us to read your review live at the end of an episode!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

LeBron James says Victor Wembanyama is an 'alien'. Steph Curry reckons he's a 'cheat code'. The Frenchman is nineteen, seven-foot-three and about to shake-up the NBA. Tall, mobile, skilled, unstoppable, he has been the apple of the NBA's collective eye. The NBA draft lottery has determined where he will almost certainly be playing next season. Today, Patrick Stack speaks with NYT reporter Tania Ganguli who explains that if you haven't heard of Wembanyama, you're about to... a lot. Featured: Tania Ganguli, sports writer, New York Times. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

It's been a while since there has been this much hype around an NBA prospect. Victor Wembanyama, the 7-foot-3-inch,18-year-old French basketball sensation, has been turning heads around the world for years now, and has even captured the imaginations of the NBA's biggest superstars, who have all gushed about his skills and incredible potential. But what makes Wembanyama even more intriguing is his unusual way of seeing the world. Tania Ganguli of The New York Times recently spent time with the teenage star in France, and she joins us today to explain into how he has always done things differently, and why that might make him even better prepared for NBA superstardom.Read Tania Ganguli's full story about Victor Wembanyama: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/16/sports/basketball/victor-wembanyama-nba-draft-2023.htmlSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's Takeline, Jason Concepcion is back and refreshed from vacation and excited to be back at the helm of the show. Tania Ganguli, NBA reporter for The New York Times joins to discuss the investigation into and suspension of Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver, Anna Wolfe, of Mississippi Today, shares her incredible reporting on former Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant, who attempted to shepherd a proposal to use welfare funds on the construction of a new volleyball stadium for retired NFL player Brett Favre. The show wraps up with MLB.com reporter Mark Feinsand, who helps Jason put New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge's triple crown and Yankees home run record chase into context. 

Jason McIntyre shares his winners and losers of NBA free agency and applauds the Lakers for stealing Montrezl Harrell from the cross-town rival Clippers. He previews Week 11 in the NFL and questions why Sean Payton refuses to name which quarterback will replace Drew Brees. Guests include: Preston Johnson, T.A., Alan Hahn, Tania Ganguli, Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jason McIntyre talks about the Lakers' Game 5 loss to the Heat in the NBA Finals and defends LeBron James' for his questionable decision at the end of the game. Jason explains why he isn't concerned about the league's poor ratings and previews Week 5 in the NFL! Guests include: Boston Globe writer Chad Finn, L.A. Times writer Tania Ganguli, 'FOX Bet Live' and 'Bet The Board' podcast host Todd Fuhrman, SharpFootballAnalysis.com's T.A. Cleveland! Listen to The Jason McIntyre Show on FOX Sports Radio every Saturday from 10am-1pm ET! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jason McIntyre talks about the Lakers' Game 5 loss to the Heat in the NBA Finals and defends LeBron James' for his questionable decision at the end of the game. Jason explains why he isn't concerned about the league's poor ratings and previews Week 5 in the NFL! Guests include: Boston Globe writer Chad Finn, L.A. Times writer Tania Ganguli, 'FOX Bet Live' and 'Bet The Board' podcast host Todd Fuhrman, SharpFootballAnalysis.com's T.A. Cleveland! Listen to The Jason McIntyre Show on FOX Sports Radio every Saturday from 10am-1pm ET! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Scal and McDonough are joined by LAT Times Lakers' Beat Writer Tania Ganguli to discuss Lebron's recent comments about the media, the Lakers path to the Finals, and where Lebron ranks in the Lakers' hierarchy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Tania Ganguli of the LA Times joined Stokley and Zach to preview game four between the Lakers and Nuggets. Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

She's fresh from The Bubble in Orlando, with stories to tell. Tania Ganguli of the LA Times, who covers the Lakers and the NBA, takes Andy and Brian inside the bubble, literally. Like, with her NBA bubble apps displaying everything from the campus layout to lunch menus. In the process, she breaks down why bubble life is so hard for people inside it, whether players or media. From there, it's Lakers talk, looking at Anthony Davis's playoff growth, LeBron's season long leadership and a total lack of drama around the team. What people are seeing inside the bubble is an extension of those things. Finally, we wrap it up with a game of bubble trivia, joined in the live chat by ESPN's Dave McMenamin, who decides to play along.

Jason McIntyre talks about the fallout that will occur if the Bucks are swept out of the playoffs by Jimmy Butler and the Heat. He reacts to breaking news that Deshaun Watson has signed a new four-year extension with the Houston Texans and talks about what it means for Dak Prescott. Jason explains the Lakers' Game 1 loss to the Rockets should not be of any concern and shares his favorite sleepers for the upcoming fantasy football season! Guests include: L.A. Times Lakers writer Tania Ganguli, The Team 980 host Brian Mitchell, voice of the Milwaukee Bucks Ted Davis, 'Straight Outta Vegas' host Bernie Fratto Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The NBA continues to shed light on social issues but is it enough? Sedano and LZ take a look around the NBA. Tania Ganguli of The LA Times stepped out of the Clipper game to speak to the guys and shares what the Lakers did to Damian Lillard. Plus, college football is happening. And, crosstalk with Allen Sliwa.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Smith and Mike Harmon react to Thom Brennaman saying a homophobic slur that gets caught on a hot mic while calling a a Reds baseball game. Tania Ganguli joins the guys from the Bubble with updates on the Lakers and Clippers plus the guys think Donovan Mitchell has that "Mamba Mentality." Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Is game 2 Vs Portland a must win for the Lakers? Also, are the Clippers in trouble? as they fall 2-0 to Dallas. Will they be able to bounce back? Plus, LA Times Lakers writer Tania Ganguli calls in to talk about Portland vs Lakers game 2. How can they adjust to get a win and tie the series? and Thom Brenneman the Voice of the Cincinnati Reds, had a slip up on a hot mic and let out an offensive slur.

On today's episode, Jason explains why Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers should feel very fortunate to be tied 1-1 in their first round series against the Dallas Mavericks given how thoroughly they've been outplayed thus far, tells us why you shouldn't be surprised that 'Playoff P' Paul George wet the bed again in Game 2, and heaps tons of praise on Luka Doncic for being the best player in the series through two games. Jason also pours one out for the Philadelphia 76ers as it appears as though The Process is on it's last legs, and he and Producer Rob discuss potential landing spots for any Joel Embiid trade. Plus, Los Angeles Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli swings by to discuss what went wrong for LeBron James and Anthony Davis in Game 1 against Portland, and tells us what they need to do differently if they want to even things up in Game 2. Finally, Jason looks to get back in the win column with his Best Bet for Thursday night's slate of NBA Playoffs games. Click here to subscribe and download all of the latest Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre podcasts!! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On today's episode, Jason explains why Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers should feel very fortunate to be tied 1-1 in their first round series against the Dallas Mavericks given how thoroughly they've been outplayed thus far, tells us why you shouldn't be surprised that 'Playoff P' Paul George wet the bed again in Game 2, and heaps tons of praise on Luka Doncic for being the best player in the series through two games. Jason also pours one out for the Philadelphia 76ers as it appears as though The Process is on it's last legs, and he and Producer Rob discuss potential landing spots for any Joel Embiid trade. Plus, Los Angeles Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli swings by to discuss what went wrong for LeBron James and Anthony Davis in Game 1 against Portland, and tells us what they need to do differently if they want to even things up in Game 2. Finally, Jason looks to get back in the win column with his Best Bet for Thursday night's slate of NBA Playoffs games. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Rich and the guys break down a night of upsets in the NBA playoffs (1:59). L.A. Times beat writer Tania Ganguli calls in from the NBA’s Orlando bubble to discuss the Trail Blazers handing the Lakers a loss in Game 1 of their playoff series. (23:05) And Rich continues to fall deeply in love with Padres SS Fernando Tatis Jr. (50:03) Thank you to today's sponsors: BetOnline = Visit betonline.ag and use promo code "podcastone" to receive a 50% off welcome bonus. Geico = Visit Geico.com. In just 15 minutes you could save 15% or more on car insurance.

LA Times Columnist for the Los Angeles Lakers Tania Ganguli joined the OverDrive boys earlier today for her thoughts on life inside the NBA Bubble and what it has been like seeing players interact each day. As well Tania speaks on LeBron James and the ...

Joining SI's Chris Mannix this week are two of his bubblemates: Tania Ganguli of the Los Angeles Times and Orange County Register's Lakers beat writer Kyle Goon. Mannix, Ganguli and Goon discuss the latest developments in the bubble, Lou Williams punishment for breaking it, how serious the Clippers ongoing health and availability issues are, how significant the loss of Avery Bradley is to the Lakers and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Allen Sliwa breaks down this afternoon's scrimmage game against the Wizards. J.R. Smith and Dion Waiters balled out! Tania Ganguli from the LA Times joins the show live from the bubble & Lou Williams's carelessness.

Andy invites one of the NBA's most notable voices - Mike Breen of NBA on ESPN & ABC! BANG! Mike discusses his approach to his craft, his path into broadcasting, early influences, his induction into the NBA HOF, the 2020 HOF class, and more! Hear Mike describe what life will be like for him inside the bubble, as well as his experiences working with Mark Jackson, Jeff Van Gundy & Doris Burke! PLUS, Andy checks in with Tania Ganguli of the LA Times, who has been reporting from the bubble! Tania tells us what the quarantine process was for entering the bubble, and the various processes the NBA has put into place to ensure safety of players and staff!

Episode 108 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features three guests. First up is ESPN reporter Holly Rowe, who is covering the WNBA season from inside the bubble in Bradenton, Fla. Next is Tania Ganguli, the Lakers beat writer for the Los Angeles Times who is covering the NBA season from inside the bubble in Orlando. She is followed by ESPN’s Stefano Fusaro, who is covering the “MLS Is Back” tournament from inside the bubble in Orlando.  In this podcast, Rowe discusses how she landed the assignment and why she wanted it; her experience leading up to going inside the bubble and her first week there; speaking to her doctors about taking the assignment; the access she has inside the bubble; what WNBA players have told her so far about the experience; getting a daily COVID-19 test; her role on WNBA game broadcasts; navigating stories on social activism with game coverage and much more.  Ganguli discusses getting the assignment and how she arrived in Orlando; what the opening weeks were like for NBA reporters; the access she has inside the facility; her interaction with players; what she has been told about game access for reporters; the challenges of covering the Lakers; navigating stories on social activism with game coverage and much more.  Fusaro explains how he got the assignment and why he wanted to come to Orlando; his opening weeks inside the bubble; the access he has to MLS players; what players have told him about the experiences; navigating stories on social activism with game coverage; providing news for multiple parts of ESPN; how it works for him during game broadcasts; his experience with doctors prior to arriving inside the bubble and much more.  You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

NBA games start next week with just 22 qualifying teams finishing off the season that the pandemic put on hold back in March. We interview Tania Ganguli, who covers the Lakers for the LA Times and is reporting live from the Disney World basketball “bubble” where games will be held. The world passed 15 million coronavirus cases yesterday, with the US accounting for a quarter of that total.  And in headlines: Trump announced he’ll be sending more federal officers to Chicago and Albuquerque, the US Army backs away from its twitch channel, and 7,000 QAnon devotees get kicked off Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"The Scoop" opened up the 2nd hour of the show with talk on the new Women's Professional Soccer Team headed up by a bunch of celebrities. Also, LA Times' Tania Ganguli called in "live from the Disney Bubble" to tell the guys what's going on in Orlando and how do the Lakers look in their first practices in the bubble. Then, OC Register's Bill Plunkett came on to talk about the Dodgers, who will open up their season on Thursday.

LA Times Journalist for the LA Lakers joined Garry and Tim to discuss what the NBA restart will look like in Orlando.

Jason McIntyre talks about the need for athletes and fans to adapt to a new sports landscape. He explains why Dak Prescott’s contract dispute is not comparable to that of Kirk Cousins. Jason predicts how things will shake out for the Los Angeles Lakers without two of their key role-players. Plus, he gears up for the return of sports and shares concern for the college football season. Guests include: USA Today columnist Dan Wolken, L.A. Times writer Tania Ganguli, Washington D.C. radio host Chad Dukes! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We are back! And chatting with LA Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli, live from her quarantine hotel cell in Orlando. We ask her about the coolest thing she's seen so far, and if Lebron is staying in the best room in Disneyworld. Then we discuss whether or not we would head to central Florida for three months to watch this bizarre NBA Playoffs.

Jason Smith gives Mike Harmon a full slate of Chris Berman impressions as Tommy Tuberville defeats Jeff Sessions in the Alabama Senate race. Lakers beat reporter Tania Ganguli joins the guys to describe life in the bubble. Jason explains why the Patriots will be boring if Cam Newton doesn't succeed in New England. Plus, Post Malone, Patrick Mahomes, and regretful tattoos? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jason Smith gives Mike Harmon a full slate of Chris Berman impressions as Tommy Tuberville defeats Jeff Sessions in the Alabama Senate race. Lakers beat reporter Tania Ganguli joins the guys to describe life in the bubble. Jason explains why the Patriots will be boring if Cam Newton doesn't succeed in New England. The NBA snitch hotline is already buzzing... or is it? The Rockets get James Harden to the bubble, and they're title chances are back to normal. Does Odell Beckham Jr. still enjoy football? Plus, Post Malone, Patrick Mahomes, and regretful tattoos? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Number, Word and Song of the Day. LA Times Lakers insider Tania Ganguli checks-in from the NBA Bubble in Orlando. Petros with a F-1 Racing Report

Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli joined the show live from the Orlando bubble to discuss the Los Angeles Lakers, importance of a championship for LeBron James and what life is like in the bubble.

Segment 4 - LA Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli joined the show live from the Orlando bubble to discuss the Los Angeles Lakers, importance of a championship for LeBron James and what life is like in the bubble. Segment 5 - Good, Bad & Ugly Segment 6 - Whole World News

LA Times podcast listeners, check out Legends of Sport, a co-production of the Legends of Sport and the Los Angeles Times. For the next 16 weeks, Legends of Sport is focusing its lens on a the return of the NBA season inside the Orlando bubble with a series of episodes called “Restarting the Clock.” Our host and NBA Hall of Fame photographer Andy Bernstein will be joined by legendary players and coaches, league officials, and members of the sports media. We’ll tackle all that goes into restarting this unique season including training, the abridged finish of the regular season, and the excitement of the playoffs on the road to this year's historic NBA Finals.Enjoy the entire first episode of this Legends of Sport: Restarting the Clock series. In this episode, Andy chats with Tania Ganguli and Andrew Greif of the LA Times. As you listen, make sure to subscribe to Legends of Sport wherever you listen to podcasts: Subscribe today: http://link.chtbl.com/LegendsofSport.

Welcome to "Restarting the Clock"! Andy kicks off our brand new 16-week series centered around the restart of the NBA season! Andy chats with Tania Ganguli & Andrew Greif of the LA Times about the state of the Lakers & Clippers leading into the NBA restart in the Orlando Bubble this week! Andy, Tania & Andrew break down life in the bubble, highlight biggest challenges for players and coaches, concerns for commissioner Adam Silver, the experience of playing in empty arenas, the 'battle of Los Angeles' discussion, and more! Plus, the Lakers adding JR Smith, Clippers' Kawhi Leonard & Paul George's chemistry, and whether this post-season deserves an asterisk.

Jason McIntyre weighs in on Drew Brees’ numerous apologies since making his initial response to a question regarding national anthem protests and shares which team he is most confident in as the NBA’s season resumes. Jason says he believes baseball will reach an agreement to begin their season this summer and explains why he would not visit Las Vegas even though it has just re-opened. Guests include: The Athletic’s Larry Holder, L.A. Times sports columnist Arash Markazi, ESPN sportscaster Bomani Jones, Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli,  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On this special episode of the #Lakeshow Quarantine edition, L.A. Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli joins Lauren A. Jones aka LoJo to discuss her transition from covering the NFL to the NBA (3:58). Tania also gives her thoughts on how Kuzma has adjusted to his new role on the team (15:46) and how the Lakers have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic (21:18). Finally, Tania reveals her favorite storyline from the season (25:36), and her breakthrough moment with covering LeBron James (31:37).

The logistics behind figuring out which players have the corona virus and what the scale of infection might be in the league leads off the hour. The NHL is the next major sports organization to suspend its operations. A pretend March Madness bracket with wins and losses decided by Charlie is recommended. 

Jason McIntrye explains how Patrick Mahomes saved the Chiefs and why in the end superstar players always win the day. He breaks down the NBA trade deadline deals and why Marcus Morris could bring trouble to the Clippers. Jason says that building a team after paying a quarterback big money is a difficult task and the Chiefs are no different. Jason looks ahead to Super Bowl LV and who are the teams that are undervalued but still have a shot at winning a championship. He says that the blown goal tending call in the Blazers game is not a good look for the NBA. Plus, Jason explains why the Warriors could be a force to deal with next year and might be competing with the Lakers and Clippers. Guests include: Preston Johnson, Tania Ganguli and Brian Windhorst. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On learning of—then covering—the death of Kobe Bryant.

Tania Ganguli is the Lakers beat writer for The L.A. Times and joins The Midday 180 to add her first hand perspective of covering the tragic death of Kobe Bryant.

Dan Woike and George Wrighster are filling in and talk Philip Rivers and talk Lakers with Tania Ganguli.

Jason McIntyre and Ryan Hollins talk about the Clippers outlasting the Lakers on Christmas Day and what the Lakers need to do in order to beat them in the playoffs. The guys debate what Kawhi Leonard has that LeBron James doesn’t and whether or not the reigning Finals MVP is a diva! Also, FOX Sports Radio host Doug Gottlieb calls in to defend his Joel Embiid take and Lakers insider Tania Ganguli stops by to break down the big Lakers loss. Finally, Jason McIntyre puts Ryan Hollins through a series of rapid-fire questions regarding the league's biggest topics! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Guest Hosts Jason McIntyre and Ryan Hollins welcome LA Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli. Thank you to today's sponsors: Geico = Visit Geico.com. In just 15 minutes you could save 15% or more on car insurance.   Interstate = Keep your car prepared for anything interstatebatteries.com  Zoro = Make your life easier, find everything you need for your business at www.zoro.com/dan and get 15% off your first order when you sign up for Z mail.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Kyle Goon of the Southern California News Group, Tania Ganguli of the LA Times and NBA.com Senior Writer Steve Aschburner join Sekou Smith in the latest edition of the Hang Time Podcast.

Jason starts off the day going off on the early NBA team hype when it’s only been the first two games of the season and brings The Athletic writer Anthony Slater to understand why people are freaking out so early. FOX CFB Reporter Bruce Feldman joins the show to preview the top college matchups’ and who’ll stand out among the group. Jason takes a deeper dive into Cam Newton’s career to see if his future with Carolina is over. Jason looks at the recent Eagles struggles and how the locker room is slowly destroying the franchise. Tania Ganguli joins the show to talk about how there’s need to worry about the Lakers early season struggles. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Tania Ganguli of the LA Times just got back from the NBA China Games, and shares her thoughts and observations about what she saw and heard on the ground in Shanghai (including a plethora of Lakers 23 jerseys in the Shanghai arena). She weighs in on the LeBron-Daryl Morey situation, the Adam Silver-Yao Ming connection, and the Lakers response (or lack thereof) as an organization. She also discusses LeBron and Anthony Davis' relationship, how Dwight Howard's assimilating to Lakers culture, and what the Lakers starting 5 might look like on opening night. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jason McIntyre says the blockbuster deal that sent Kawhi Leonard and Paul George to the Clippers is an indictment of LeBron James! Jason reacts to the stunning details of the deal including what could have happened if things had gone differently. Colin Cowherd puts his vacation on pause to weigh in on the breaking news and Jason predicts how the Western Conference Playoffs will shake out. Also, we get the pulse of the Lakers with beat writer Tania Ganguli!   Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

On this Friday edition of The Doug Gottlieb Show, the focus is on NBA free agency. Will Kawhi Leonard stay with Toronto or head to LA and join forces with LeBron and AD as a Laker? Are the Clippers out of the running? He also talks about the Lakers including Magic Johnson in their free agency meeting with Kawhi Leonard. Guests include Sam Amick, Tania Ganguli, and Chris Broussard.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Tania Ganguli of The Los Angeles Times joins the show to talk about the Anthony Davis trade to the Lakers, and gives us a breakdown of the players the Pelicans got in the trade.

Host Beto Durán welcomes Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli and NBA reporter Brad 'BT' Turner to the podcast. Recorded Friday (the day before the Anthony Davis trade was announced), Tania, BT, and Beto take stock of the Lakers as they end their 6th straight season missing the playoffs. Prior to these 6 years, the Lakers missed the playoffs a total of 6 years in the previous 65 seasons. The Anthony Davis trade has the team and fans feeling this drought will end, and this podcast serves as the wrap up to this recent unsuccessful tenure. There is plenty of speculative free agency talk out there, this podcast serves as a glimpse into the behind the scenes perspective of two journalists deeply involved in covering the inner workings of the Lakers.

Tania Ganguli of The Los Angeles Times joins the show to talk about the Anthony Davis trade to the Lakers, and gives us a breakdown of the players the Pelicans got in the trade.

Chris and Arnie react to the Lakers acquiring Anthony Davis from the Pelicans for Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram, Josh Hart and 3 first round picks. The guys try to predict the next move the Lakers will need to pull off and give their final impressions on the Raptors beating the Warriors in the Finals. Guests include NBATV's Rick Kamla and Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jason McIntyre says it’s better for the NBA if Kevin Durant stays in Golden State and shares a trade the Lakers should pursue that nobody is talking about! Jason explains why the Rockets need to trust their own system and tells you why the ratings matter in the NBA Finals! Also, he weighs in on R.J. Hampton’s decision to snub his nose at college basketball and predicts the drama surrounding the NBA Draft!  Guests: ESPN College Basketball Analyst Fran Fraschilla, L.A. Times Lakers writer Tania Ganguli, Cleveland Browns insider Kenny Roda Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Latest on the Lakers and Magic Johnson scorching the front office. LA Times Lakers Insider Tania Ganguli. Textoso Roundup

Host Beto Duran was onsite at the Lakers Practice Facility on Monday for the announcement of the Frank Vogel hire by Lakers GM Rob Pelinka. Several hours earlier, former President of Basketball Operations, Magic Johnson, made some unflattering comments about his relationship with Pelinka. Featuring interviews with Tania Ganguli, Arash Markazi, Bill Plaschke, and Dylan Hernandez, we take you to the press conference. Listen to Ganguli break the ice on Magic Johnson's comments to Pelinka, hear Hernandez directly ask new coach Vogel a few very pointed questions, and observations (and opinions) from Plaschke and Markazi get served up on this latest podcast.

Jason McIntyre unloads on the Rockets after an embarrassing loss to the Durant-less Warriors! He applauds Golden State for proving they are the greatest dynasty in NBA history and credits Jeanie Buss with the downfall of the Los Angeles Lakers. Brooklyn Nets forward Jared Dudley checks in and says the Warriors will not get by the Bucks without Kevin Durant. Also, Preston Johnson shares his favorite bets for the final two games of the second round and Tania Ganguli of the L.A. Times breaks down the Lakers’ hectic coaching search!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jason and Mike sound off on the complete utter blindside of Magic Johnson stepping down from his role as General Manager for the Los Angeles Lakers. The speculation of why Magic would step down gets broken down by Senior NBA Writer & NBA Insider at Bleacher Report Ric Bucher, as well as LA Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli. Overlooked in all the drama in Laker town, the guys find time to reflect on Dwayne Wade’s legendary career as well as the late night breaking news of Dirk Nowitzki announcing his retirement after the game tonight.  Special Guests: Ric Bucher Tania Ganguli Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jason and Mike sound off on the complete utter blindside of Magic Johnson stepping down from his role as General Manager for the Los Angeles Lakers. The speculation of why Magic would step down gets broken down by Senior NBA Writer & NBA Insider at Bleacher Report Ric Bucher, as well as LA Times Lakers beat writer Tania Ganguli.     Special Guests: Ric Bucher Tania Ganguli Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Jason McIntyre tells you where the blame lies in Lakerland and dives deep into the real reason Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy had to part ways. NBA insider Brian Windhorst weighs in on LeBron’s big summer and the Boston Sports Journal’s Greg Bedard shares an intriguing theory on how the Patriots could plan for a future without Tom Brady. Also, professional sports bettor Preston Johnson makes his Final Four picks and Tania Ganguli of the L.A. Times shares inside information on the organizational dysfunction. Guests include: Brian Windhorst, Greg Bedard, Preston Johnson and Tania Ganguli Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

In this episode, Jas is joined by SSR writer, Alex Regla. They kick things off by discussing The Athletic's Bill Oram and Tania Ganguli of the L.A. Times reports about Magic Johnson as well as LeBron's camp not being happy with head coach Luke Walton. Then, Alex and Jas get into the negative culture surrounding the Lakers and finish things up by touching on which of the G League guys may have a future with the big club next season.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason McIntyre admits he was wrong about the Los Angeles Lakers and says it's time to put the MJ/LeBron debate to bed. He weighs in on Antonio Brown clamping down on a trade to the Bills and explains why wide receivers are severely overrated in today's NFL. Also, Jason speaks with 2x All-Star Antawn Jamison about the best rivalry in college basketball and gets the latest on the NFL off-season from NFL Network's Aditi Kinkhabwala and the MMQB's Albert Breer. Finally, L.A. Times columnist Tania Ganguli delivers the state of the Lakers!  Guests include: Aditi Kinkhabwala, Antawn Jamison, Albert Breer and Tania Ganguli Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Host Beto Duran explores the recent NBA drama in Los Angeles, examining the Lakers not meeting anyone's pre-season expectations and the Clippers exploring a new home away from Staples Center. Tania Ganguli, Lakers beat reporter, discusses the pulse of the team and interviews Rajon Rondo. When the NBA's marquis franchise and marquis superstar joined forces, expectations were set and not many people (players, execs, fans) feel they are being met. How did this happen and is there still hope for this season? Also, Tania sat down with PG Rajon Rondo to see how his season is going and shares her one-on-one interview on this episode. Later, Nathan Fenno joins the podcast to discuss the recent court filing involving the owner of the Clippers, the owner of the Forum, and the mayor of Inglewood. It's a bit of a tangled web and Nathan joins the show to help explain what is happening, including a key discovery he made as a journalist covering this story since it broke.

Host Beto Duran welcomes Brad "BT" Turner and Dan Woike to the podcast to recap recent Lakers news including the non-deal with the Pelicans, the tampering allegations, and how Magic Johnson and LeBron James navigate in a different orbit from the rest of their contemporaries. Listen to BT's process as he was providing updates regarding the Lakers-Pelicans negotiations to the Twittersphere. Woike shares a great story about a sandwich Anthony Davis provided to a teammate. Moving into the tampering allegations, a discussion of Earvin vs. Magic as a GM and the new climate of the NBA (such as players choosing the All Star rosters) and its paradoxical effects on LeBron James.

Host Beto Duran checks in with new Sports & Culture columnist LZ Granderson, as LZ makes his Arrive Early, Leave Late debut. Promising to use the platform to take subscribers beyond the box score, LZ dives right in to discuss the halftime show, his role at the LA Times, and what impact the Big Game will have on the Rams and Los Angeles. Then Tania Ganguli, Lakers beat writer, updates Beto with the discussion around Anthony Davis' announcement. Tania provides the dynamics at play as the February 7th NBA trade deadline approaches. Are the Lakers in the driver's seat for AD right now? Tania fills us in on that story, the injuries to the Lakers, and gives us a glimpse into how all of this impacts coach Luke Walton.

Tania Ganguli and Kevin Baxter join host Beto Duran to discuss Tania’s interview with JaVale McGee, the Los Angeles Lakers starting center, as they discuss JaVale's passions when he’s not playing, who Pierre is, life growing up, and much more. Kevin Baxter covers soccer for the LA Times and recently traveled down to Culiacán, Mexico to check out world-renowned soccer legend Diego Maradona, who is currently coaching a Second Division soccer team in a rural part of Mexico. Both reporters discuss two of the more colorful characters in the world of sports, bringing you up close to these fascinating athletes.

I'm a Horse Monday on PMS. Luke Watch continues. LA Times Lakers Insider Tania Ganguli. Textoso Roundup

PMS talks to Tania Ganguli who covers the Lakers for the LA Times.

Top Story of the Day. LA Times Lakers Reporter Tania Ganguli. Great Sports Talk

Episode Notes Joe Vardon and Chris Fedor are joined by Tania Ganguli and Dan Woike of the Los Angeles Times to discuss LeBron James' next chapter of his career. The four of them trade tips on covering LeBron while discussing the lofty expectations for him in LA and what would be considered a successful tenure with the Lakers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 13 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features three separate guests: Tania Ganguli, who covers the Lakers for the Los Angeles Times; Sports Illustrated national NBA writer Lee Jenkins, and Dave McMenamin, an NBA reporter for ESPN. The theme of the podcast is the media impact of LeBron James moving from Cleveland to Los Angeles.   In this podcast, Ganguli discusses how James coming to the Lakers impacts her job and why; how she learned of James coming to the Lakers; whether there is added pressure now in her role; her previous contact with James as a beat writer; the added interest in James content among her bosses L.A. Times; how competitive she expect the beat to be now with James there; whether the Lakers will make additional moves later this summer, and much more. Jenkins discusses how he viewed the manner in which James announced this move; the most interesting part of James’s move nationally; whether access will change now that James is in L.A.; attempting to contact James after the news was announced; what the signing of DeMarcus Cousins means league-wide, and much more. McMenamin discusses where he learned of the news and whether he expected it; what it will be like covering the Cavs next year; how this might impact his job; the national interest in the Cavs over the next three years; whether Kevin Love will become the defacto player spokesperson for the team; his advice to reporters covering James fulltime, and much more.   You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more.

PMS talks to LA Times Lakers reporter about the Lakers working out Liangelo Ball.

PMS talks to LA Times Lakers reporter about the Lakers working out Liangelo Ball.

Dodgers great Steve Garvey. Action Figure talk. LA Times Lakers reporter Tania Ganguli. Justice with Sweet James

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On this episode of Magic Drive Time, Aaron and Sam discuss James Harden's dominant performance against the Magic and his MVP campaign, then Aaron chats with Tania Ganguli of the LA Times about a young Laker team set to clash with the Magic.

On this week's NBA A to Z, Insiders Sam Amick and Jeff Zillgitt break down the early season struggles of the Cavs and Warriors, Sam talks all things Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo with Milwaukee Journal Sentinel beat writer Matt Velazquez, and Sam also breaks down the Lakers and the Lonzo Ball beat with Tania Ganguli of the LA Times and Bill Oram of the Orange County Register.

Tania Ganguli of the Los Angeles Times joins Hollywood Hoops to discuss the Los Angeles Lakers' challenging season, youthful prospects and new management structure with Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

184-04.01.2014New Orleans Pelicans & SaintsOnline radio show focused on Pelicans and Saints news.Today's guests include Pelicans guard Anthony Morrow, ESPN.com’s Tania Ganguli and Saints punter Thomas Morstead.29:01