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WATCH NOW: Sky Sports Heatcheck - July 8

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Three-time NBA champion BJ Armstrong joins Ovie Soko, Mo Mooncey and Jaydee Dyer for the latest episode of Heatcheck - Sky Sports' NBA debate show.

After a star turn on his debut last week, former Chicago Bulls star Armstrong is back as the team put the finishing touches to their all-time starting fives - the big man in the middle is under the microscope as the guys pick their starting centre.

Ovie and Mo have made their selections, BJ picked his last time out, so don't expect a nice friendly conversation to ensue! Instead, the argument of who would win begins...

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This week Mo and Ovie complete their all-time starting five and BJ Armstrong has his say on who's is best.

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As usual, there are plenty of talking points with the league just a few weeks away and players, officials and franchises heading for Disneyland in Orlando.

In the news over the last week, and up for debate in the Heatcheck (virtual) studio, are Damian Lillard's future and whether he should leave Portland, and JR Smith's arrival at the Lakers and what he might bring to the part.

BJ has his take on things too with Pop and a Nets dynasty also up for debate.

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BJ Armstrong, Ovie Soko and Mo Mooncey all feel Damian Lillard should stay at the Portland Trail Blazers and hope they make some big signings
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In focus this week is Kawhi Leonard and his growing claims to a legacy.

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A title in Toronto could yet be followed by a title with the Clippers - it's never too early for an all-time great discussion and Jaydee, Ovie, Mo and BJ get stuck into the conversation around where Leonard sits, and where a title this year might elevate him to.

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If Kawhi Leonard wins the NBA Finals and earns NBA Finals MVP, he would become the first-ever player to do that for three different teams
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Don't forget, you can engage with the show, ask Ovie and Mo questions and have your say on every topic discussed - and remember to use #SkySportsHeatcheck on Twitter!

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