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NBA Finals Preview, Over/Unders, and Name or the Game: DeAndre Hopkins

Tate discusses whether DeAndre Hopkins is ready to be a no. 2 wide receiver and what’s next for him at this point in his career

By Tate Frazier, Kevin Clark, and Kevin O'Connor

Tate Frazier hosts Kevin Clark to discuss what’s next for DeAndre Hopkins, if he’s ready to be a no. 2 WR, and what team would be the best fit for him at this stage in his career. Plus, Kevin O’Connor talks about the NBA Finals and over/unders on big-picture NBA story lines for next season.

Host: Tate Frazier
Guests: Kevin Clark and Kevin O’Connor
Producers: Danny Corrales, Conor Nevins, Tucker Tashjian, Kyle Crichton, Chia Hao Tat, and Richie Bozek

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