Victor and Matt from 110sportspodcast.com discuss the favorites to advance in this year’s 2012 NBA Playoffs. We don’t go too far out on a limb, we like the Oklahoma City Thunder and Miami Heat to advance to the Finals. We discuss – please watch!

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Listen below to hear Pat Williams, Orlando Magic vice president, talk about Jim Buss. Buss’ technical title for the Los Angeles Lakers is executive vice president of player personnel, but make no mistake, he is slowly taking over for his Dad, Jerry Buss, as an owner. The organization is in a state of transition it seems and critics of the team are quick to pin the blame on the emerging new owner. In the audio clip below, Williams offers advice to him and explains why he believes he should operate out of the public’s eye.
Audio Clip (1:29): Pat Williams talks about Jim Buss

For the full interview with Pat Williams listen to Episode 148 on 110SportsPodcast.com. He talks about what the organization plans to do to keep Dwight Howard long-term, David Stern‘s leadership and if Jeremy Lin will change the way they scout talent. Plus, hear all about his latest book on leadership.

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Today on the “110 Sports Podcast with Victor and Matt” they discuss the happenings from the last NBA trade deadline and speak with Orlando Magic VP Pat Williams. He talks about what the organization plans to do to keep Dwight Howard long-term, David Stern‘s leadership, if Jeremy Lin will change the way they scout talent and thoughts on Jim Buss taking over the Lakers for his Dad. Plus, hear all about his latest book called Leadership Excellence: The Seven Sides of Leadership for the 21st Century.

For the full interview with Pat Williams listen to Episode 148 on 110SportsPodcast.com. Finally, the guys discuss the headlines from the NFL over the last week.

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Victor and Matt from 110sportspodcast.com discuss some of the NBA trades that have happened over the last week. We talk about Chris Paul heading to the Clippers and Lamar Odom moving to the Mavericks. Plus, we debate if the Los Angeles Clippers, as an organization, are finally serious about winning. Please watch!

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• Chris Paul is packing his bags and heading west to play for the Los Angeles Clippers, not the Lakers. For the Clippers who have always been considered the JV squad behind the Lakers, by acquiring Paul they now have two important pieces to build upon to be a threat not only to the Lakers but to the rest of the league. Paul is one of the best point guards in the league and forward Blake Griffin is a highlight machine. With this duo, imagine how many times we’ll see them on ESPN’s “Top Ten.” My guess would be every time they lace them up together. Now, the Clippers supporting cast will have to continue to develop into role players so Paul and Griffin don’t have to carry all the weight. They have one of the NBA’s best inside and outside players. On the flipside, not only did the Lakers not land Paul, they lost the reigning Sixth Man of the Year in Lamar Odom. After David Stern vetoed the deal that would have sent Paul to the Lakers and Odom to New Orleans, Odom asked for a trade, then two days later was shipped to Dallas. To send one of the team’s best players to the team that swept you out of the playoffs en route to them winning the championship doesn’t make much sense. Kobe Bryant didn’t like the trade and most experts felt the same way. If the Lakers can’t somehow manage to land Dwight Howard, the Lakers don’t just have to worry about the Clippers and Mavericks, they’ll have to deal with the rest of the western division.
• For a prediction on the Patriots-Broncos football game please head over to read the “Vic Predicts” post.
• Don’t forget to check out our latest podcast with New Mexico’s new head football coach Bob Davie.

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