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Jarod Hector

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As seen in: TrueHoop, Apple Podcasts, Substack, Black Entertainment Television (BET), Andscape, NewsBreak, Black Sports Online, SportsNet New York (SNY), The Shadow League, CLNS Media
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Voice Actor | PR & Comms Pro | Executive Producer & Host @TrueHoop covering the NBA | Podcaster & Content Creator @RealDealPodz covering Real Madrid Fútbol

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Are the Lakers contenders?

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By Jarod Hector Verified
| TrueHoop
On today's episode Jarod Hector and David Thorpe discuss: The Lakers, Nuggets, and Warriors as title contenders The revitalized Detroit Pistons franchise, how far can this go? The Knicks and Grizzlies have excellent records but are a notch below the true contenders, what's the deal? More on the disastrous Luka Dončić trade Top 5 NBA teams right now Programming note: The TrueHoop podcast will be on hiatus, we hope to be back before the season ends. Stay tuned to truehoop.com.
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Cream puff

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By Jarod Hector Verified
| TrueHoop
The TrueHoop podcast is on Spotify, Apple, and right here. On today's show Henry Abbott and Jarod Hector discuss: Did you know Luka Dončić got traded? Henry's article on big money’s colonization of sports NBA players reportedly getting hassled by gamblers Ja Morant and the fragility of superstardom The Blazers found some legit players Congrats to Kevin Durant on joining the exclusive 30,000 point club Top 5 NBA teams right now Discussion about this podcast
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What does the NFL have that the NBA is lacking?

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By Henry Abbott, Jarod Hector Verified, Travis Moran, David Thorpe
| TrueHoop
BY HENRY ABBOTT, JAROD HECTOR, TRAVIS MORAN, and DAVID THORPE The NBA is popular and has a big PR team armed with facts and figures to prove it. But they’re only so convincing. In last week’s AFC championship game, 57.4 million people watched the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills. Many Super Bowls have had reported viewing audiences in excess of 110 million people.
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