'Game Of Zones,' Lakers PA Announcer, Finding Sports At A School For The Blind

"Game of Zones" is an animated video series that imagines what would happen if real-life NBA drama unfolded in a medieval, "Game of Thrones"-inspired universe. This week on Only A Game, the story of the two brothers behind the hit series. Plus, how a St. Louis runner continued his running career as he lost his sight. And the PA announcer who's been behind the mic for eight Lakers championships. Join us!

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The Timeless Baritone Of Lakers PA Announcer Lawrence Tanter
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'I Was Able To Do It': How Nick Silver Kept Running As He Lost His Eyesight
When Nick Silver enrolled at the Missouri School for the Blind, he was finally allowed to play sports.

Charlie Pierce: The Week In Sports
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