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The New York Knicks stage a dramatic comeback from a 20-point deficit to win Game 3 against the Indiana Pacers 106-100, keeping their Eastern Conference Finals hopes alive. Both Conference Finals series now stand at 2-1, with the OKC Thunder also leading the Minnesota Timberwolves despite a 143-101 blowout loss in their Game 3.

• Knicks erased a 20-point deficit to bring the Eastern Conference Finals series to 2-1
• Tom Thibodeau changed the starting lineup, putting Mitchell Robinson in and Josh Hart on the bench
• Josh Hart played crucial minutes in the fourth quarter and was key to the Knicks' comeback
• Jalen Brunson picked up his fifth foul and sat for much of the fourth quarter
• Pacers played at the Knicks' pace rather than their typical up-tempo style
• Minnesota dominated OKC 143-101 in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals
• Anthony Edwards scored 30 points with 9 rebounds, including 12 in the first quarter
• Both Conference Finals series now stand at 2-1
• Neither team in the Western Conference Finals has played a close game yet

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The Pacers take a commanding 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals against the New York Knicks, displaying their depth and versatility with Pascal Siakam scoring 39 points in what becomes "the Siakam game."

• Pascal Siakam carries the Pacers with 39 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 assists
• Tyrese Halliburton struggles in the first half but finishes with a near triple-double (14 points, 8 rebounds, 11 assists)
• Pacers' depth shows as they play 11 players while the Knicks only go 8 deep
• Jalen Brunson scores 36 points for the Knicks in a losing effort
• Mitchell Robinson's offensive rebounding creates problems for Indiana despite not filling the stat sheet
• Questions arise about Tom Thibodeau's rotations, especially keeping KAT on the bench in crucial fourth quarter minutes
• Oklahoma City Thunder lead Minnesota Timberwolves 2-0 in the Western Conference Finals
• Game 3 between Pacers and Knicks heads to Indianapolis on Sunday

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One year after the explosive Drake versus Kendrick Lamar beef, we revisit the iconic rap battle that dominated hip-hop for weeks, discussing its impact, authenticity, and aftermath with our panel of hip-hop enthusiasts.

• Reflecting on favorite moments from the Drake-Kendrick feud, from the initial excitement to the unprecedented moves like J. Cole retracting his diss track
• Examining how social media fundamentally changed hip-hop beef dynamics by instantly crowning winners and influencing public perception
• Exploring how "winner's fatigue" worked against Drake as fans grew tired of his dominance and rallied behind Kendrick
• Discussing the shocking revelation that Drake and Kendrick allegedly had conversations setting "ground rules" before their battle
• Debating whether the battle was authentic beef or "choreographed WWE" after learning about behind-the-scenes conversations
• Analyzing standout tracks including "Not Like Us," "Family Matters," and "Push Ups" one year later
• Speculating on how Kendrick's career benefited from the beef, potentially leading to his Super Bowl performance
• Offering retrospective advice to Drake on how he could have approached the battle differently

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We take a break from ranking hip-hop legacies to dive into the world of one-hit wonders – those artists who captivated audiences with a single smash hit before fading from the spotlight. Our nostalgic journey explores the songs that defined moments in our lives but never found worthy successors.

• Debating what truly constitutes a "one-hit wonder" – is it commercial success, cultural impact, or both
• Birdglass's top picks including Jaquan's "Tipsy," Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby," and Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Baby Got Back"
• Joe's selections featuring "Pop, Lock and Drop It," early 2000s pop gems, and the unforgettable "Return of the Mack"
• Distinguishing between true one-hit wonders and artists with successful careers but only one major mainstream hit
• Recognition that some of these songs weren't just hits but cultural moments that defined specific periods in our lives
• Honorable mentions including Wayne Wonder, Brooke Valentine, and numerous forgotten hip-hop treasures
• The surprising afterlives of one-hit wonder artists who found other paths to remain in the public eye

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Mr. Bell is joined by Reddy, Will and Joe to talk about the greatest albums, songs, and artists from Roc A Fella Records in this spirited conversation about one of rap's most influential labels. The panel dives deep into personal favorites while reflecting on the cultural impact these artists had beyond just their musical contributions.

• Diplomatic Immunity by Dipset emerges as a surprise favorite album for some panelists
• The Black Album and College Dropout are widely acknowledged as "no-skip" classics
• Kanye West's controversial recent behavior has caused many longtime fans to stop following his newer music
• Cam'ron's influence extended beyond music into fashion, with the panel noting how he made it acceptable for men to wear pink
• "Never Let Me Down" receives special praise as a spiritually uplifting track that "will make you drop to your knees"
• The panel debates whether Kanye West's musical talent puts him "up there with Michael Jackson"
• Regional pride surfaces during discussions of Texas artists' collaborations with Rockefeller artists
• Beanie Sigel, Memphis Bleek, and the Young Gunz receive recognition as underappreciated contributors to the label's legacy

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Mr. Bell is joined by 1/2 of the Distant Convos podcast Kandiace. They deep dive into relationship dilemmas with their new "So, How Would You Handle This?" series, tackling real-life scenarios about pregnancy decisions, child support, and the complicated feelings that arise when situationships end.

• Discussion of the Anthony Edwards child support case where he paid $1.8 million upfront
• Debate about whether to accept a lump sum child support payment versus monthly payments
• Exploration of whether absent parents should be allowed back into a child's life
• Candid conversation about what child support should actually cover
• Analysis of situationships and why they sometimes hurt more than actual relationships
• Examining the complex feelings when someone who didn't want a relationship finds one with someone else

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LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith's heated feud moves from television to courtside as LeBron confronts the ESPN personality during a game timeout over comments about his son Bronny's NBA readiness. What starts as basketball criticism quickly evolves into questions about parenting, media tactics, and the blurry boundaries between professional analysis and personal attacks.

• Stephen A. Smith questioning if Bronny James deserves to be in the NBA
• LeBron's courtside confrontation with Stephen A. during a timeout
• Analyzing whether LeBron's response was genuine or strategic for media attention
• Comparing different NBA fathers and how they've handled their sons' careers
• Debate on nepotism in basketball and rushing players who aren't NBA-ready
• Both personalities making calculated media appearances to control their narratives
• Perspective on separating basketball criticism from personal family matters
• Questions about where appropriate boundaries lie in sports commentary

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This episode dives headfirst into the ongoing debate of who reigns supreme in the world of R&B: Usher or R. Kelly. We examine their performance styles, catalogs, and overall impacts on the genre, drawing into play other legends like Chris Brown and the questioning of male versus female artists in music.

• Examining the performance dynamics of Usher versus R. Kelly
• Exploring is Beyonce beatable in a Versus
• Discussion on acoustic performances versus traditional R&B showcases
• Speculation on future verses battles: Usher vs. Chris Brown
• Broader comparisons of female R&B icons like Ciara, Whitney Houston, Pattie LaBelle and Tina Marie

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