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In This League

Suns, Wizards, and Grizzlies Trade Breakdown and Top Five Christmas Films

Dec 15, 2018, 04:12 PM
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Scott Bogman and Chris Welsh provide their list of top five Christmas films of all-time. Then, they have a detailed examination of the NBA trade between the Suns, Wizards, and Grizzlies.

#FNTSY #FNTSYRadio #NBA #FantasyBasketball #Trades #Suns #Wizards #Grizzlies #Christmas #Movies #Holidays #TopFiveMovies

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