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We break down why Bill Simmons is officially re-apexing: — Top 50 Rewatchables — Mailbags — Netflix deal & in-person guests — Better sports guests (Legler) — More celeb guests (Cena, Powell) — Long overdue collabs (Nick Wright) — More comfortable laughing at himself

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