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Lakers, Vanderbilt, Democratic debate, Kemba to Celtics, grandma kills cobra
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June 27, 2019
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25:49Now PlayingOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the Lakers trade with the Pelicans for Anthony Davis and the Lakers’ financial strategy involving Space Jam 2; a strategy Clay accurately predicted long before it took place. Anthony Davis will waive his $4 million, appear in Space Jam 2, and allow the salary cap to be cleared to bring in a shooter. Clay also predicted Klay Thompson would also appear in Space Jam 2, and could possibly join LeBron James and Anthony Davis to rebuild the Lakers dynasty.
Clay Travis also commented on Vanderbilt’s victory over Michigan last night to win the 2019 College World Series. It is Clay’s opinion that Tim Corbin might be the most under-appreciated and under-recognized coach in all of sports. Clay also commented on the state of college athletic scholarships and where Title IX fits.
Clay Travis then talked about the Democratic debate last night. Clay thought Tulsi Gabbard and John Delaney were the most reasonable, but was largely unimpressed with the crowd of candidates and recognized nothing new was shared. Clay then predicted the only four candidates ultimately have a chance: Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Mayor Pete, who is fading fast.
Clay then mentioned that Kemba Walker will likely head to the Celtics to replace Kyrie Irving.
Finally, Clay mentioned how a fearless great-grandmother from Philadelphia had a shocking confrontation with a 5’ cobra in her garden. The 73-year old killed it by and chopping off its head with nothing more than a small shovel. #DBAP
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