Blogaccess1on1 Podcast

 Recently we started a podcast entitled Blogaccess1on1, we're currently have produced four episodes. We're a podcast that talks about sports, music, and culture.

Our most recent episode that was released was episode four, which was released July 15, the name of the episode was entitled NBA Free Agent Signings and Trades.

Some topics we talked about in the episode were the Russell Westbrook trade to the Houston Rockets, what's next for Chris Paul,  should Melvin Gordon get paid, and the biggest move in NBA Free Agency.

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Dysfunction in the Land

Rumors are going around that Kyrie Irving wants out of Cleveland and wants to get traded to a team where he's the only superstar. He is tired of being in LeBron James shadow.

Some might find it odd since the Cleveland Cavaliers have been to the finals three straight years. But, anyone that has some common sense knows sometimes you want your own shine and don't want to share it with anyone.

In all honesty, the only way the Cavaliers trade Kyrie is if they get a trade that blows their mind.

We will soon see if Kyrie gets his wish and the Cavs trade him.

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He already has one ring, he is arguably the best point guard in the league. We saw what Russell Westbrook did when he had his own team last year; we can only imagine what Kyrie would do if he got the chance.

Russell Westbrook Rewrites History

Russell Westbrook rewrote history last night against the Denver Nuggets. After becoming the second player in NBA history since Oscar Robertson, to average a triple-double all season last Friday.

Russell Westbrook wasn't done breaking records. Last night, Russell Westbrook broke the single season record for most triple doubles which was set by Oscar Robertson at 41. Westbrook finished with 50 points, 16 rebounds, and ten assists. With that performance, Russell Westbrook now has 42 triple-doubles in a season.

As if breaking the single season record for most triple-doubles wasn't enough, Russell Westbrook added a cherry on top with a buzzer beater three from 36 ft out to beat the Denver Nuggets 106-105.

Shockingly, that was his first career buzzer beater, but I'm pretty sure there will be plenty more in his career.

Some are born to fit in, and then there is Russell Westbrook who was born to stand out. Westbrook has silenced every critic this season with his phenomenal play.

I know the MVP award is based off winning, but if you would have told me the Oklahoma City Thunder, would be the sixth seed in the Western Conference Playoffs after Kevin Durant left them in the off season. I would have laughed in your face and said you were crazy.

Russell Westbrook has taken a  subpar team to the playoffs. I think that alone should be enough to win the MVP award; nonetheless, he averaged a triple-double all season.

We will soon see if the voters have some common sense on who should be the MVP this year.

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One Triple-Double away from History

Never in my life did I expect to see two things, the first is seeing someone get close to scoring 100 points in an NBA game, Kobe Bryant scored 81 points against the Toronto Raptors, in January of 2006. The second was seeing someone average a triple-double for a whole season, well Russell Westbrook, made that a reality last night.

Russell Westbrook has become the first player to join Oscar Robertson in averaging a triple double. That record was set in the 1961-62 season; it took 55 years for that record to be broken.

Last night, Russell Westbrook had 23 points, 12 rebounds, and eight assists. Westbrook was two assists shy of breaking Oscar Robertson record of most triple doubles in a season which is 41.

Westbrook has three more games to break the most triple doubles in a season record. The next three games for the Thunder are between the Denver Nuggets twice, and the Minnesota Timberwolves.

I'm positive he will get the record before the season ends.