Day 235

Fresh Start_235: Helping out a friend
Dayton's podcast
Here is the podcast I did last week with my good friend Dayton Brown. Dayton writes for the who dat dish and the rip city project, he is a big-time Portland Trail Blazers fan. In this podcast we discuss the playoff matchups that are going to happen and the MVP talk. I hope you all enjoy!

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