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The Thought Brothers Talk About Jim Brown and the NBA Playoffs

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Season 1 Episode 14: The Thought Brothers led by “The Banker” Carlos Prillman talks about the legacy of NFL Hall of Famer and Running Back Jim Brown, who recently passed away, and the NBA Playoffs. Will LeBron retire? Is Denver a lock to win this year’s NBA title? The group also remembers the Queen of Rock and Soul Tina Turner.

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