http://www.okcthundercast.com An Oklahoma City Thunder Basketball Podcast Sat, 04 Feb 2012 01:46:23 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 ©www.okcthundercast.com hosts@okcthundercast.com (www.okcthundercast.com) hosts@okcthundercast.com(www.okcthundercast.com) Sports : Basketball : Oklahoma City Thunder 1440 Basketball, Oklahoma City, Thunder, Podcast, Webcast, NBA, ThunderCast, OKCThunderCast, OKC, OKC Thunder Your entertaining insight into Thunder basketball. Your weekly insight into Thunder basketball.brbrJoin your hosts Brent, Blayne, and Michael for independent fan analysis of the Oklahoma City Thunder. www.okcthundercast.com www.okcthundercast.com hosts@okcthundercast.com No no http://www.okcthundercast.com/media/thundercast-logo-150.png http://www.okcthundercast.com 144 144 http://www.okcthundercast.com/oklahoma-city/thunder/podcast/nick-collisons-twitter-trouble.html http://www.okcthundercast.com/oklahoma-city/thunder/podcast/nick-collisons-twitter-trouble.html#comments Wed, 19 Aug 2009 05:05:49 +0000 Michael http://www.okcthundercast.com/?p=483 Any Thunder fan on Twitter knows that Nick Collison is an active Tweeter. But the gracious insight into his daily life has led to trouble with local media. Spurred by a Jenni Carlson article chronicling Collison’s tweeting, Jim Traber has accused Nick of favoritism towards Seattle–assuming that Collison is upset by the move to OKC–and called for Collison’s eviction from Oklahoma City. On August 14, Collison called into the Sports Animal to confront Traber’s accusations. While Nick conducted himself with calm and professionalism, Traber’s typical brash manner was in full force.



In this ThunderCast, we discuss hometown favoritism–is it acceptable to vocalize your preference for a city other than that in which you are employed? We also discuss what could be fueling Oklahoma City residents’ reaction towards Collison’s remarks.

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