On today’s show, The Jones break down all 10 NBA games from Wednesday night including: LeBron’s historic game, Russell Westbrook’s unguardable play, the Rudy Gay rumors that may be hurting the Grizzlies, Kyrie Irving’s huge fourth quarter, and a 12-inch from DeMarcus Cousins!
All that, plus the return of Pau Gasol, the Bulls’ narrow victory, and a delightful round of Leigh Ellis’ new UK-themed game show: “This or That?” (The answer is both.)
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First! (Someone needed to be)
random request, can we get a link to that image without the 909 in it
Very funny.
(That was a joke, right?)
yeah… joke… right…. lol
Because the post below this one — Trey’s Things of Note — has the exact photo you’re looking for.
Lol Yea, that’s on me. My bad.
I don’t think that was a joke skeets….
I love how Leigh only gives episodes he plays a prominent role in Beckinsales. The original basketball card episode & this both featured Leigh Ellis segments and both earned Beckinsales.
That was a great recap segment. #FreeMattOsten
Love the show but man, this audio player stops on me about 4 times per show. Have to refresh and skip ahead every time
Kind of surprised you didn’t give line of the night to Beal. Rookie deserves some love. 26 points with 6/7 from 3, 64% shooting, 2/2 FT, 3 boards, 6 ast, 1 steal, 1 block and only 1 turnover!
link to video of the show: http://www.youtube.com/channel/SWBV-xA0cISJo
Thanks dude, been sitting here staring at LeBron for the past 2 hours whilst periodically hitting F5.
Which members of the Jones can honestly say they’ve never come over a little queer?
What’s wrong with that?
Also, aren’t you the guy obsessed with Trey’s pecs?
It was a semi-obscure Office reference for Leigh, since he mentioned the scene where Brent welcomes the Swindon lot. Kind of doesn’t work without the Brent visual.
Bangers and mash > fish and chips. Mrs Featherbottom would tell you that theres nothing like a banger in the mouth
Not enough Arrested Development references around here, which is truly surprising.