Run It Back

On today’s episode, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on the Washington Wizards making a change at head coach. Then, the crew recaps the Milwaukee Bucks beating the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Phoenix Suns’ dominant win over the Dallas Mavericks. Next, Cavaliers guard Craig Porter Jr. discusses the team’s success this season, playing a big role as a rookie, what he learned from Donovan Mitchell, and going from undrafted to where he is now. After that, they react to top highlights from around the NBA and reveal their picks for all-star game starters. Finally, they debate the rookie of the year race between Chet Holmgren and Victor Wembanyama.

On today’s episode, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the Milwaukee Bucks’ decision to fire head coach Adrian Griffin and the crew recaps the Los Angeles Clippers beating the Los Angeles Lakers. Next, NBA podcast host Kenny Beecham shares his thoughts on the Miami Heat trading for Terry Rozier, potential coaching replacements for the Bucks, Joel Embiid’s MVP case, whether the Chicago Bills will trade Zach LaVine, and the developing rivalry between Anthony Edwards and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Then, they decide if they’re buying several topics surrounding players in the league. Finally, they rate players’ pregame outfits.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Joel Embiid dropping 70 points against the San Antonio Spurs, Karl-Anthony Towns’ 62-point performance versus the Charlotte Hornets, Kevin Durant’s game-winner, the Celtics beating the Mavericks, and NBA insider Shams Charania breaks news live about a trade. Then, Shams talks about his interview with Malik Beasley and one player to keep an eye on ahead of the trade deadline. After that, they react to top highlights and declare if they’re hitting the panic button for players or teams around the league. Next, they share their thoughts on comments from people associated with the NBA. Finally, they give out their best bets for the matchup between the Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles Lakers.

On today’s episode, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on Zach LaVine’s injury, Trae Young’s concussion, and Dejounte Murray’s trade discussions. Next, they react to Anthony Edwards’ postgame comments about Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Then, actor/comedian Paul Scheer discusses becoming a Los Angeles Clippers fan, his beef with former NFL tight end Shannon Sharpe on X, and why Space Jam was a bad movie. After that, Lou Williams and Chandler Parsons reveal their midseason awards across the NBA. Finally, they talk about the New York Knicks thriving since acquiring OG Anunoby, Immanuel Quickley’s comments on building chemistry with his new teammates, and the Washington Wizards continuing a historic streak.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Indiana Pacers trading for Pascal Siakam from the Toronto Raptors, the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Dallas Mavericks, the Cleveland Cavaliers destroying the Milwaukee Bucks, game-winners from Dejounte Murray and Anfernee Simons on Wednesday, the Toronto Raptors blowout win over the Miami Heat, and the Boston Celtics’ victory against the San Antonio Spurs. Next, Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson talks about Michigan winning the college football National Championship, the difference in his game this season compared to last year, and Jimmy Butler’s trash-talking. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares his biggest takeaway from his sit-down interview with Tyrese Maxey and the latest on Josh Giddey's situation. Finally, they react to top highlights from around the league.

On today’s episode, NBA insider Shams Charania discusses the latest with the Toronto Raptors and Indiana Pacers in trade talks for Pascal Siakam. Next, the crew recaps the Philadelphia 76ers’ win over the Denver Nuggets, and the Los Angeles Clippers getting the victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Then, they react to the Phoenix Suns overcoming a 22-point fourth quarter deficit versus the Sacramento Kings. After that, Shams Charania shares the news that Victor Wembanyama will be participating in the skills competition, Jae Crowder’s injury update, and the 2026 NBA All-Star venue. Finally, they preview the matchup between the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Memphis Grizzlies beating the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers defeating the Oklahoma City Thunder. Next, Lakers guard Skylar Mays discusses playing with LeBron James, the difference in the G-League compared to the NBA, and his welcome to the league moment. Then, NBA Champion John Salley talks about Draymond Green’s return to the Warriors’ lineup, whether the bad boy Detroit Pistons team would work in today’s game, and why his teammate, Isiah Thomas, was misunderstood.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Damian Lillard’s game-winner against the Sacramento Kings and the Minnesota Timberwolves hanging on to beat the Los Angeles Clippers. Next, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on Draymond Green’s return to the court. Then, former NBA All-Star Vince Carter discusses Damian Lillard’s ability to hit game-winners consistently, the Los Angeles Lakers’ struggles this season, whether LeBron James will win another title, and whether the Golden State Warriors should blow up the roster. After that, they react to top highlights from around the league. Finally, they preview Monday’s matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Los Angeles Lakers.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Kawhi Leonard signing an extension with the Los Angeles Clippers and the state of the Golden State Warriors after being blown out by the New Orleans Pelicans. Then, Houston Rockets forward Jae’Sean Tate discusses the difference in the team this year compared to last, what it was like playing in Belgium, his teammate Dillon Brooks, and his welcome to the NBA moment. Next, they react to top poster dunks, blocks, and more highlights from around the league. After that, they recap the Boston Celtics’ overtime win over the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Oklahoma City Thunder's victory against the Miami Heat. Finally, they make predictions for the Boston Celtics versus the Milwaukee Bucks.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Miami Heat signing coach Erik Spoelstra to an extension, the Los Angeles Lakers outlasting the Toronto Raptors, and the New York Knicks’ dominant win over the Portland Trailblazers. Then, former NBA coach Earl Watson gives his thoughts on the Knicks trade with the Raptors, what it was like coaching Devin Booker as a rookie, the issues with the Phoenix Suns big 3 this season, and his favorite story from playing pickup with Magic Johnson. Next, they decide if they’re buying several topics surrounding players in the NBA. Finally, they discuss getting Shams Charania into the celebrity All-Star Game.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the news that Ja Morant is out for the season with a torn labrum and Draymond Green considering retirement. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on potential teams that’ll look to trade for Dejounte Murray. Next, Miami Heat forward Duncan Robinson discusses Michigan winning the college football national championship, what’s changed from last season as he has career highs in points and three point percentage, and Jimmy Butler’s style of trash talking. After that, they recap the Indiana Pacers beating the Boston Celtics, the Los Angeles Clippers’ win over the Phoenix Suns, and try to convince about rule changes and team’s futures. Finally, they preview Tuesday’s matchup between the Toronto Raptors and the Los Angeles Lakers.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Los Angeles Clippers, the Dallas Mavericks taking down the Minnesota Timberwolves, and the Memphis Grizzlies’ upset win against the Phoenix Suns. Then, NBA Champion Danny Green talks about the biggest issue for the Lakers, the ongoing problems surrounding Jonathan Kuminga and Steve Kerr, the best fit for Pascal Siakam’s next team, and whether he’s concerned with the Philadelphia 76ers. Finally, they react to top highlights from around the NBA.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Oklahoma City Thunder beating the Boston Celtics, the Golden State Warriors’ win over the Orlando Magic, and the Memphis Grizzlies’ victory against the San Antonio Spurs. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania provides the latest update on Dwight Howard’s newest team. Next, they decide if they’re buying whether statements from or about NBA players are true. Finally, they preview the Los Angeles Clippers versus the Phoenix Suns and the Miami Heat facing the Los Angeles Lakers.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Miami Heat beating the Los Angeles Lakers, the Los Angeles Clippers defeating the Phoenix Suns, the Indiana Pacers taking down the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Sacramento Kings’ overtime win over the Orlando Magic. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on Gary Payton II’s hamstring injury. Next, they react to top blocks, poster dunks, and more highlights from around the league. After that, they react to comments made by current and former NBA players and they preview the matchup between Giannis Antetokounmpo and Victor Wembanayama. Finally, they give out their best bets for Thursday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the New York Knicks acquiring OG Anunoby from the Toronto Raptors and the Detroit Pistons ending its 28-game losing streak. Then, NBA Champion Metta World Peace discusses what it was like playing with and against Kobe Bryant, his clutch three-pointer in Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals, the time he cracked Michael Jordan’s ribs in a game of 1-on-1, and the ceiling for Victor Wembanyama. After that, they react to top highlights from around the league and the Phoenix Suns finally having its big three on the court at the same time. Finally, they give out their best bets for Tuesday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Phoenix Suns beating the Houston Rockets behind Kevin Durant’s triple-double, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ comeback win over the Dallas Mavericks, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s victory against the New York Knicks, and the Milwaukee Bucks taking care of business versus the Brooklyn Nets. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares what he learned from his sit-down interview with Julius Randle and the latest on Aaron Gordon’s injury. Next, they declare if they’re in or out on players from the 2021 draft reaching certain milestones. After that, Chandler Parsons and Lou Williams reveal their top-5 duos in the NBA. Finally, the crew gives out their best bets for Thursday’s games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Brooklyn Nets handing the Detroit Pistons their 27th straight loss, the Memphis Grizzlies’ comeback win over the New Orleans Pelicans, and the Oklahoma City Thunder routed the Minnesota Timberwolves. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania gives the latest updates on Nikola Vucevic’s injury. Next, they react to top poster dunks, blocks, and more highlights from around the league. After that, they fill in the blanks with predictions for teams and players in the NBA. Finally, they give their thoughts on player’s pregame outfits.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Christmas Day’ games as the Boston Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver Nuggets got the victory over the Golden State Warriors, and the New York Knicks ending the Milwaukee Bucks’ win streak. Then, NBA podcast host Kenny Beecham discusses the one trade the Lakers should make, if the Minnesota Timberwolves are legit title contenders, whether the Cleveland Cavaliers should trade Donovan Mitchell, his thoughts on the referees this season, and how long the Detroit Pistons’ losing streak will last. Finally, they declare if they’re buying what people around the NBA have been saying.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps Joel Embiid’s 51-point performance in the Philadelphia 76ers’ win over the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Los Angeles Clippers beating the Dallas Mavericks. Then, Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch discusses the team’s hot start to the season, Anthony Edwards' emergence, Karl-Anthony Towns’ importance to the team, and coaching Nikola Jokic early in his career. Next, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest injury updates on Mitchell Robinson’s ankle, Ben Simmons’ back, and Ricky Rubio’s future. After that, they react to top ankle breakers, poster dunks, and more highlights from around the league. Finally, they decide if they’re buying top rumors in the NBA.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps Ja Morant’s game-winner against the New Orleans Pelicans in his return to the court from suspension and the Golden State Warriors’ overtime win over the Boston Celtics. Then, former Sixth Man of the Year Jamal Crawford discusses Ja Morant’s return from his 25-game absence, Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension, if this is the end of the Warriors’ historic run, which Los Angeles team is better between the Lakers and Clippers, and if he wishes the in-season tournament was around when he was playing.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Los Angeles Clippers winning its eighth straight game, the New York Knicks defeating the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver Nuggets blowing out the Dallas Mavericks, and the Minnesota Timberwolves’ comeback win over the Miami Heat. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on Mac McClung’s status for the 2024 dunk contest. Next, they react to Anthony Edwards saying Michael Jordan couldn’t guard him, Kevin Durant proclaiming Jalen Brunson will be a Hall of Famer if he continues to play at this level, and more top soundbites from around the league. After that, they decide between pairs of teams or players which they’re taking right now. Finally, they give their prediction for Ja Morant’s return to the court on Tuesday.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Milwaukee Bucks win over the Houston Rockets, the Boston Celtics beating the Orlando Magic, and the New Orleans Pelicans’ dominant victory against the San Antonio Spurs. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest updates on Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension, Bradley Beal’s ankle injury, and Donovan Mitchell’s future in Cleveland. Next, they react to the top poster dunks, ankle breakers, blocks, and more highlights from around the league. After that, they analyze a few plays from Jordan Poole and give their thoughts on what he was thinking. Finally, they declare if they’re pressing the panic button on the Detroit Pistons.

On today’s episode, the crew talks about the NBA suspending Draymond Green indefinitely and the Indiana Pacers taking the game ball away from Giannis Antetokounmpo after losing to the Milwaukee Bucks. Then, New Orleans Pelicans forward Larry Nance Jr. discusses the team’s expectations this season, his thoughts on the criticism towards Zion Williamson, what it was like playing with Kobe Bryant, Game 1 of the 2018 NBA Finals, and more. After that, they react to top poster dunks, blocks, ankle breakers, and more highlights from around the NBA. Finally, they give out their best bets for Thursday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Draymond Green’s ejection as the Phoenix Suns held off the Golden State Warriors and Nikola Jokic being sent off in the Denver Nuggets’ victory over the Chicago Bulls. Then, Orlando Magic head coach Jamahl Mosley discusses if he expected the team to be this good this early in the season, Paolo Banchero’s development in his second season in the NBA, and what it’s like coaching the fifth youngest team in the league. Next, they debate if Luka Doncic’s the most lethal offensive weapon in the NBA and if the Los Angeles Lakers have the best duo in basketball. Finally, they predict how many MVPs Victor Wembenayama, Luka Doncic, Anthony Edwards, Nikola Jokic, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Tyrese Haliburton will win in their careers.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the New Orleans Pelicans snapping the Minnesota Timberwolves' six-game win streak, the Denver Nuggets ending its three-game losing streak by beating the Atlanta Hawks, and the Orlando Magic’s victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on the expected return date for Ja Morant, PJ Tucker’s future with the Los Angeles Clippers, the Toronto Raptors’ trade market, and more news around the league. Next, Orlando Magic guard Mac McClung discusses what it was like playing with LeBron James on the Los Angeles Lakers, being in the G League compared to the NBA, and whether he plans on defending his slam dunk contest title. After that, they react to comments from Jaylen Brown, Anthony Edwards, Rasheed Wallace, and more players. Finally, they preview the Lakers going against the Dallas Mavericks and the Golden State Warriors versus the Phoenix Suns.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers winning the first NBA in-season tournament, Anthony Davis’ dominant performance, how this title impacts LeBron James’ legacy, and the Pacers’ pursuit of another star alongside Tyrese Haliburton after the loss. Then, Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves talks about battling the flu during the in-season tournament finals, his relationship with LeBron James, the transition to coming off the bench, and the biggest perk of being a Laker. Finally, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on the injuries of Bradley Beal and Kyrie Irving.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Clippers beating the Denver Nuggets, the Brooklyn Nets holding on to beat the Atlanta Hawks, whether Desmond Bane or Joel Embiid had the more impressive game on Wednesday, and the Orland Magic’s victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Then, WNBA Champion Chelsea Gray talks about winning back-to-back titles with the Las Vegas Aces, what it’s like playing with A’ja Wilson, her thoughts on how Caitlin Clark will transition to the league when she leaves college, and her favorite stories from the 2020 Olympics. Next, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest update on Zach LaVine’s injury. After that, they react to the top ankle breakers, dunks, and more highlights from around the NBA. Finally, they preview the in-season tournament matchups on Thursday with the New Orleans Pelicans facing the Los Angeles Lakers and the Indiana Pacers going against the Milwaukee Bucks.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the controversial ending of the Los Angeles Lakers win over the Phoenix Suns and the Milwaukee Bucks steamrolling the New York Knicks. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest update on Bradley Beal, Chris Paul, and Andrew Wiggins’ return from injury. Next, they debate how many championships Chris Paul, Jayson Tatum, Kevin Durant, and Luka Doncic will win over their careers. After that, they decide if they’re hitting the panic button for several teams and players around the league. Finally, they preview the matchup between the Orlando Magic and Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Indiana Pacers eliminating the Boston Celtics from the in-season tournament and the New Orleans Pelicans doing the same to the Sacramento Kings. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania discusses Austin Reaves’ new deal with the shoe company Rigorer. Next, Danny Green and Lou Williams rank their top five shooters in the NBA right now. After that, they react to soundbites from LeBron James, Kyle Kuzma, Anthony Edwards, and more from around the association. Finally, they preview the Phoenix Suns matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks versus the Milwaukee Bucks.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the interaction between LeBron James and Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka on Saturday. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania gives an update on when Kelly Oubre's expected to return from his injury and the latest on Ben Simmons’ recovery. Next, they preview the in-season tournament matchups, with the Boston Celtics going against the Indiana Pacers and the New Orleans Pelicans versus the Sacramento Kings. After that, Cleveland Cavaliers forward Georges Niang discusses his thoughts on the NBA in-season tournament, playing in Philadelphia compared to other places, his relationship with Joel Embiid, and Donovan Mitchell’s improvement since they played with the Utah Jazz. Finally, they react to top poster dunks and try to convince each other about potential rule changes the NBA should make.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Los Angeles Clippers defeating the Sacramento Kings, the Toronto Raptors snapping the Phoenix Suns' 7-game win streak, and the Los Angeles Lakers blowing out the Detroit Pistons. Next, NBA podcast host Kenny Beecham discusses whether the Chicago Bulls should blow up the roster and start over, the changes he’d like to see in the in-season tournament, what led to his fandom for Chris Paul, if the Golden State Warriors are better without Draymond Green, his top-5 point guards, and more NBA storylines. Finally, the crew reacts to top dunks, blocks, and more highlights from around the league and if they’re buying statements from people associated with the NBA.

On today’s episode, NBA insider Shams Charania explains why Mark Cuban is selling a majority ownership stake in the Dallas Mavericks. Then, the crew reacts to the Sacramento Kings’ comeback win against the Golden State Warriors, the Boston Celtics’ blowout victory versus the Chicago Bulls, the Milwaukee Bucks beating the Miami Heat, and the Minnesota Timberwolves taking care of business against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Next, NBA Champion Jeff Teague discusses whether Draymond Green’s a distraction for the Warriors, what it was like playing with Jimmy Butler on the Timberwolves, the reason behind his issue with Chris Paul, and shoving LeBron James in 2016. Finally, they reveal the “Run It Back” power rankings.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to LeBron James’ postgame comments after the Los Angeles Lakers got blown out by the Philadelphia 76ers, the Denver Nuggets getting the win over the Los Angeles Clippers without Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray, and Aaron Gordon, and the Utah Jazz holding on to beat the New Orleans Pelicans. Then, former All-NBA guard Vince Carter discusses Draymond Green’s behavior as he’s returning from a 5-game suspension, shares his thoughts on the inaugural in-season tournament, the ongoing feud between Chris Paul and referee Scott Foster, and if the Atlanta Hawks can build a championship contender around Trae Young. Finally, they give out their best bets for Tuesday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Devin Booker’s game-winner to beat the New York Knicks, the Milwaukee Bucks overcoming a 26-point deficit versus the Portland Trailblazers, the latest on Boston Celtics’ injuries sustained in a victory against the Atlanta Hawks, and the Denver Nuggets cruising to a win over the San Antonio Spurs. Then, NBA Champion Antoine Walker discusses why he was ahead of his time with shooting so many three-pointers, the origin of his “shimmy” celebration, training with Michael Jordan, and winning an NBA title with Shaquille O’Neal and Dwyane Wade on the Miami Heat. Finally, they react to the top dunks, blocks, and more highlights from around the league. Finally, they give out their best bets for Monday’s games in the NBA.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Indiana Pacers taking down the Atlanta Hawks in the highest-scoring game of the season, the Los Angeles Lakers’ dominant win over the Utah Jazz, and the Cleveland Cavaliers beating the Philadelphia 76ers without Donovan Mitchell. Then, they react to players' pre-game outfits and decide if they’re fans of the look. Next, they discuss whether teams that are off to surprising starts will continue that for the rest of the season. Finally, they give out their best bets for Wednesday’s games around the association.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Charlotte Hornets’ overtime win over the Boston Celtics, the Denver Nuggets pulling a victory against the Detroit Pistons despite Nikola Jokic getting ejected, and the Los Angeles Clippers blowing out the San Antonio Spurs. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania discusses the latest on Marcus Smart’s injury. Next, they react to top soundbites from Shaedon Sharpe, Dillon Brooks, Donovan Mitchell, and more. After that, Lou Williams and Chandler Parsons share their top-five point guard list. Finally, they give out their best bets for Tuesday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Los Angeles Lakers’ win over the Houston Rockets behind LeBron James’ 37-point performance, the Phoenix Suns pulling out a victory against the Utah Jazz in double overtime, and the Sacramento Kings extending its win streak to six games after beating the Dallas Mavericks. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest surrounding a potential Zach LaVine trade. Next, they react to the top dunks, ankle breakers, and more highlights from around the NBA. Finally, they discuss the Oklahoma City Thunder's plan as they sit second in the Western Conference after 14 games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Draymond Green's five-game suspension, recaps the Phoenix Suns’ win over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Devin Booker’s return, the Boston Celtics taking down the Philadelphia 76ers, the Sacramento Kings defeating the Los Angeles Lakers, and the New York Knicks holding on to beat the Atlanta Hawks. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania discusses how the Los Angeles Clippers are addressing their need for big-man help. Next, they talk about whether they’re in or out on Cade Cunningham as a number one option, Scottie Barnes being a cornerstone player for the Toronto Raptors, Alperen Sengun as the closest player to Nikola Jokic, and more. After that, they react to top dunks, ankle breakers, and blocks from around the league. Finally, they preview Thursday’s matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Golden State Warriors.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the altercations in the Minnesota Timberwolves' win over the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers beating the Memphis Grizzlies and recaps the Denver Nuggets' victory against the Los Angeles Clippers. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on the debut for the Phoenix Suns’ Big 3 and Zach LaVine’s future with the Chicago Bulls. Next, NBA Champion guard Danny Green shares his reaction to being waived by the Philadelphia 76ers after the James Harden trade, how he’s going about finding the right fit for his next team, behind the scenes of Harden’s departure from the 76ers, the Clippers’ struggles since acquiring the former MVP, and his experience in the bubble in 2020.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Boston Celtics beating the New York Knicks, the Sacramento Kings’ victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Milwaukee Bucks' win against the Chicago Bulls. Then, Houston Rockets forward Jabari Smith Jr. joins to discuss the team’s hot start to the season, what new coach Ime Udoka has brought to the team, the difference in his game last year and now, playing with Dillon Brooks, and his welcome to the NBA moment. After that, they decide if they’re buying the top soundbites and storylines from around the NBA world. Finally, they give out their best bets for Tuesday’s games.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Clippers dropping to 0-4 since trading for James Harden and the defensive issues plaguing the Milwaukee Bucks after sending Jrue Holiday away to acquire Damian Lillard. Next, Philadelphia 76ers guard Patrick Beverley talks about James Harden’s departure from the 76ers, his prediction for the Clippers’ season as they go through growing pains, his team's success early on in the year, and what it’s like playing with Joel Embiid. After that, the crew reacts to top poster dunks, alley-oops, ankle breakers, and more highlights from around the league. Finally, they give their thoughts on whether the referees are calling technicals too frequently.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Philadelphia 76ers beating the Boston Celtics, Dillon Brooks getting the best of LeBron James as the Houston Rockets blew out the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver Nuggets holding on to beat the Golden State Warriors, the Brooklyn Nets defeating the Los Angeles Clippers, and the New York Knicks’ dominant win over the San Antonio Spurs. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares what he’s hearing about the NBA considering making the draft two days instead of one and when Devin Booker is expected to return to the Phoenix Suns. After that, they discuss if they’re hitting the panic buttons on several teams and players early in the season. Finally, they react to top highlights from around the league, Giannis Antetokounmpo's ejection in Wednesday’s win against the Detroit Pistons, and give out their best bets for Thursday.

On today’s episode, the crew previews the Los Angeles Lakers versus the Houston Rockets, the Boston Celtics facing the Philadelphia 76ers, the Los Angeles Clippers going against the Brooklyn Nets, and the San Antonio Spurs matchup with the New York Knicks. Then, Hall of Famer and current Chicago Sky head coach Teresa Weatherspoon discusses her biggest takeaway from being an assistant coach with the New Orleans Pelicans, her relationship with Zion Williamson, her pick for the face of the WNBA, and the potential impact of Caitlin Clark leaving Iowa after this season to join the league. Next, they react to whether Chris Paul is arguably the best point guard of his generation, Russell Westbrook is the most underrated player in the NBA, James Harden’s assist numbers prove he’s unselfish, and more quotes from around the league.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the New York Knicks spoiling James Harden’s debut with the Los Angeles Clippers and the Miami Heat hanging on to beat the Los Angeles Lakers. Then, former NBA player Quentin Richardson discusses what’s impressed him the most about Victor Wembanyama so far, going against Kobe Bryant when he scored 61 points in MSG, and the best prank story from his time in the league. After that, the crew gives their picks for MVP, the best duo, DPOY, the best clutch shooter, and more if the season were to end now. Finally, they react to the Minnesota Timberwolves handing the Boston Celtics its first loss.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the news that James Harden will be making his debut for the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday, their thoughts on the inaugural in-season tournament, the latest on Devin Booker and Bradley Beal’s injuries, Donovan Mitchell’s future with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Dallas Mavericks holding off the Charlotte Hornets despite LaMelo Ball’s 30-point triple-double. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on CJ McCollum’s injury as the injuries are starting to mount for the New Orleans Pelicans. After that, the crew reacts to the top poster dunks, blocks, dribble moves, and more from around the league over the weekend. Finally, they give out their “Dawgs of the Week” nominees and best player prop bets for Monday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Los Angeles Clippers behind a big game from LeBron James, Klay Thompson’s game-winner to lead the Golden State Warriors past the Sacramento Kings, and the New Orleans Pelicans comeback win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Then, All-Star guard John Wall discusses his future in the NBA, how his former teammate, Bradley Beal, will fit with the Phoenix Suns, living with DeMarcus Cousins at Kentucky, and his top-5 players to come out of his alma mater. Next, the crew reacts to top highlights from around the league over the past few days and talk about the start of a few rookie’s careers. Finally, they give out their best bets for Thursday’s slate of games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the San Antonio Spurs stunning the Phoenix Suns with a last-second basket for the win, the New York Knicks’ dominant win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Los Angeles Clippers beating the Orlando Magic. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares when we can expect to see James Harden’s debut with the Clippers and breaks down the league’s in-season tournament that starts on Friday. Next, they react to the top Halloween costumes worn around the NBA. After that, they declare if they’re buying that Zion Williamson and Brandon Ingram are the best duo in the league, whether the G-League is dumb, if the new generation of players takes longer to heal, and more. Finally, they discuss the NBA MVP odds as they stand right now.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Philadelphia 76ers trading guard James Harden to the Los Angeles Clippers. Then, former NBA All-Star Vince Carter gives his thoughts on the impact of the blockbuster trade, his biggest takeaway from San Antonio Spurs forward/center Victor Wembanyama’s play so far, how impressed he is with Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James playing in his 21st season, and his thoughts on the load management issue. Next, the crew recaps the Golden State Warriors' win over the New Orleans Pelicans, the Milwaukee Bucks beating the Miami Heat, the Lakers holding on to beat the Orlando Magic, and the Dallas Mavericks defeating the Memphis Grizzlies. Finally, they give out their best bets for Tuesday’s games around the league.

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Sacramento Kings' win over the Los Angeles Lakers, the Denver Nuggets' improving to 3-0 after beating the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Atlanta Hawks' upset victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, and the Los Angeles Clippers’ dominant win versus the San Antonio Spurs. Then, they discuss the load management issue plaguing the league this early in the season, how they'd fix the problem, and their thoughts on De’Aaron Fox signing with Stephen Curry’s sneaker division with Under Armour. Next, they react to the top highlights from the NBA games over the weekend and hand out their “Dawg of the Week.” Finally, they spotlight the superstar that had the best opening week of the season and give out their best bets for Monday’s games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the debut of Victor Wembanyama in the San Antonio Spurs' loss to the Dallas Mavericks, Kristaps Porzingis scoring 30 points in his first game with the Boston Celtics against the New York Knicks, Zion Williamson’s first game since January 2nd in the New Orleans Pelicans win over the Memphis Grizzlies, and the Los Angeles Clippers beating the Portland Trailblazers. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest with Philadelphia 76ers guard James Harden after he returned to the team on Wednesday and the All-Star Game format going back to East vs. West. Next, they discuss Ben Simmons’ return to the Brooklyn Nets in the team’s loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominant win over the Chicago Bulls, and the player’s meeting after the game.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Denver Nuggets beating the Los Angeles Lakers, Anthony Davis scoring zero points in the second half, the ceiling for Jamal Murray, and LeBron James’ minutes restriction. Then, they discuss the Phoenix Suns’ victory over the Golden State Warriors, the players that surprised them the most, and their thoughts on Chris Paul’s first game with his new team. Next, they preview the Boston Celtics versus the New York Knicks and the Dallas Mavericks’ matchup against the San Antonio Spurs. After that, they decide if they’re hitting the panic buttons on various teams around the NBA. Finally, they give out their top bets ahead of Wednesday’s games.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo signing an extension with the team, previews the opening night matchups with the Los Angeles Lakers versus the Denver Nuggets, and the Phoenix Suns going against the Golden State Warriors. Then, they discuss Minnesota Timberwolves forward Jaden McDaniels' extension and what that means for the team. Next, they react to top soundbites from around NBA media, such as who should be considered America’s team in the association, who’s the best player on the Dallas Mavericks, and more. After that, they decide if they’re buying that New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson will be dominant again, Boston Celtics forward Kristaps Porzingis will have a greater impact than Bucks guard Damian Lillard, and if Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid will finish the season with the team. Finally, they give their thoughts on the newest NBA City edition jerseys.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to guard Damian Lillard’s trade to the Milwaukee Bucks, the Phoenix Suns trading for guard Bradley Beal, and the Boston Celtics’ additions of forward/center Kristaps Porzingis and guard Jrue Holiday. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on guard James Harden’s future with the Philadelphia 76ers and if Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson will be a free agent at the end of the season. Next, they react to the top highlights from around the league during the preseason. After that, they give their expectations for three top rookies ahead of their first seasons. Finally, they give out their most confident NBA awards predictions.

On today’s episode, the crew gives their thoughts on the Phoenix Suns trading for Bradley Beal, how the deal came together, and what’s next for Chris Paul as he’s headed to the Washington Wizards (0:50). Next, they react to the NBA suspending Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant for the first 25 games of next season (14:38). Then, Shams Charania shares the latest about the New Orleans Pelicans’ intentions to move up in the NBA Draft for Scoot Henderson (19:30). After that, they decide if they’re pressing the panic button ahead of next season for several that have hopes of competing against the NBA Champion Denver Nuggets (21:20). Finally, they go through the funniest moments of the show’s first season (42:55).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the biggest roadblocks to the Denver Nuggets repeating as NBA Champions, what other teams around the league can learn from them, and if parity will continue to prevail as we’ve seen five different champions over the last five years (1:10). Then, they talk about whether they believe the Miami Heat will win a title with Jimmy Butler, who they could look to pursue in the offseason to bolster the roster, and if Tyler Herro should be in potential trade packages. Next, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest he’s heard about Khris Middleton getting arthroscopic surgery on his knee (26:20). After that, they decide if they’re buying Jimmy Butler not caring about the Hall of Fame, the Philadelphia 76ers potentially landing Bradley Beal, and more storylines from around the NBA (29:30). Finally, they pick which first-year coaches fit superlatives, such as the one most likely to reach the finals and who could get fired in the first season (39:45).

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Denver Nuggets winning the NBA Championship, where Nikola Jokic ranks among all-time centers after winning his first title, if the Nuggets can win another title with this core, and how the Miami Heat can get over the hump (0:35). Then, NBA Insider Shams Charania shares what he’s hearing about the New Orleans Pelicans' interest in moving up in the draft and the latest on Chris Paul with the Phoenix Suns (22:15). Next, Jamal Crawford joins the show to discuss what it was like going up against Nikola Jokic compared to Shaquille O’Neal, shares a story about when he battled with Kobe Bryant, and if he felt any different on the days when he scored 50 points leading up to the game (29:05).

On today’s episode, the crew previews Game 5 of the NBA Finals between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat, whether they believe the Heat can extend the series, and what Aaron Gordon has proved in this series (0:55). Then, former Denver Nuggets head coach George Karl joins to share his game plan to stop Nikola Jokic, the best and worst parts of coaching Carmelo Anthony, and his response to Kenyon Martin’s comments about him on the show last Monday (22:55). Finally, the crew decides if they're buying Victor Wembanyama struggling in the first game of the French League Finals and the Toronto Raptors hiring Darko Rajakovic as its head coach (43:48).

On today’s episode, the crew previews Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat (0:30). Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares what he’s hearing regarding James Harden’s next team and new additions to the Phoenix Suns coaching staff (10:20). Next, the crew chats about what the Suns should do with Deandre Ayton moving forward. After that, Matt Barnes returns to discuss whether Ja Morant deserves another suspension, if he’s buying the idea of a reunion between LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, his thoughts on the NBA Finals as it heads into a pivotal Game 3, and what it was like playing on the 2016-17 Golden State Warriors team (17:55). Finally, the crew reacts to Damian Lillard reportedly preferring to go to the Miami Heat if he were to leave the Portland Trailblazers (44:45).

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the report that Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving has reached out to Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James about the prospect of playing together in Dallas, whether the Mavericks have enough to offer in a trade, and would Luka Doncic want this to happen (0:25). Then, Cleveland Cavaliers head coach J.B. Bickerstaff joins the show to discuss what he learned from the first-round playoff loss to the New York Knicks, the team’s top offseason priorities, and what it’s like to be a coach in today’s NBA (13:05). Next, the crew gives their thoughts on several news stories around the league, such as the NBA’s decision to wait until after the finals to announce Ja Morant’s punishment, Adam Silver hinting at an expansion team, and more (35:35). Finally, they preview Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat, with the series tied 1-1 (44:53).

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Miami Heat taking Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Denver Nuggets, how this changes the outlook on the series, what the Heat did differently defensively compared to Game 1, and which team is under more pressure to win Game 3 (0:35). Next, Shams Charania gives the inside scoop on the Detroit Pistons hiring Monty Williams as its next head coach, Frank Vogel joining the Phoenix Suns for the same role, and players committing to play for Team USA for the FIBA World Cup (17:00). Then, Kenyon Martin joins the show to discuss what happened during the 2006 NBA playoffs with his suspension, what it was like guarding prime Shaquille O’Neal, and whether he thinks the players in the NBA today are soft (26:10).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses how Bam Adebayo can limit Nikola Jokic, Shams Charania shares when we might see Tyler Herro return in the NBA Finals, which team is under more pressure between the Miami Heat or Denver Nuggets, and if anyone besides Nikola Jokic will take home Finals MVP (0:40). Then, 2-time Super Bowl Champion Travis Kelce joins the show to chat about his thoughts on the Cleveland Cavaliers’ season, if he was rooting for LeBron James after the Cavs were eliminated from the playoffs, what happened with his memorable first pitch at the Cleveland Guardians' game, and the prospect of DeAndre Hopkins joining the Kansas City Chiefs after his release (17:55). Finally, the crew chats about whether the Golden State Warriors dynasty is ending with Bob Myers stepping down as GM, if the Denver Nuggets should retire both Nikola Jokic and Carmelo Anthony’s #15 jerseys, and react to Scottie Pippen’s comments where he called Michael Jordan a “horrible player” (35:55).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Miami Heat winning Game 7 against the Boston Celtics to advance to the NBA Finals, who’s to blame for the Celtics losing the series, Joe Mazzulla’s future with the team, and whether they should give Jaylen Brown a supermax contract (0:45). Next, Shams Charania shares what went into the Milwaukee Bucks' decision to hire Adrian Griffin as its next head coach and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s impact on the choice (17:40). Then, Jock Landale joins the show to talk about what it’s like going up against Nikola Jokic, the motivation behind defending Deandre Ayton as his teammate received a bunch of criticism, what he learned in his rookie season with Gregg Popovich, and his future with the Phoenix Suns as he heads into free agency (21:05). Finally, the crew gives their thoughts on the potential rule change that would give technical fouls to players that flop and the report that Nick Nurse chose the Philadelphia 76ers over the Suns (41:35).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Boston Celtics avoiding the sweep against the Miami Heat, what changed for Jayson Tatum in Game 4, if they believe the Heat took its foot off the gas pedal, whether the Celtics can make history to overcome the 3-0 deficit, and which team the Denver Nuggets should be rooting for (0:40). Then, Shams Charania provides the latest update on the finalists for the Phoenix Suns' next head coach (12:00). After that, NBA Champion Dwight Howard joins the show to share his experience playing in Taiwan, recruiting NBA players to join him overseas, and his thoughts on Nikola Jokic after the Nuggets swept the Los Angeles Lakers (15:30). Finally, the crew decides if they’re buying several quotes and storylines from around the NBA (30:30).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Denver Nuggets sweeping the Los Angeles Lakers, whether Nikola Jokic is separating himself from the rest of the league in the playoffs, the chances LeBron James retires, and where the Lakers go from here (0:40). Then, musician/Lakers fan Flea joins the show to share his reaction to his team getting eliminated from the playoffs, what he would do as GM heading into the offseason, and the origins of his podcast (21:45). Finally, the crew previews Game 4 between the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics (40:55).

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Miami Heat’s dominating Game 3 win over the Boston Celtics to take a 3-0 series lead, who’s to blame for the Celtics’ collapse, if they believe Boston quit, and Gabe Vincent’s projected market in free agency (0:40). Then, they discuss what the Denver Nuggets proved in its Game 3 win against the Los Angeles Lakers as they also took a 3-0 lead in the series, their thoughts on Jamal Murray’s impressive play so far, whether LeBron and Anthony Davis are wearing down, and if the Lakers can come back to win the series (14:05). After that, actor/Knicks fan Jerry Ferrara joins the show to chat about whether the New York Knicks’ season was still a success, if they should trade Julius Randle, what he talked about with Aaron Rodgers at Game 2 in MSG, and his reaction to Carmelo Anthony retiring (23:24). Finally, Shams Charania shares what he’s hearing around the league about the NBA All-Star Game and Bob Myers’ future (40:55).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Denver Nuggets winning Game 1 of the Western Conference Final against the Los Angeles Lakers, whether Nikola Jokic is the best player on the planet, and if the Lakers should feel optimistic after the Game 1 loss (0:30). Then, they react to the San Antonio Spurs winning the NBA lottery and the right to draft presumptive first-overall pick Victor Wembanyama and their biggest takeaways from how the rest of the picks shook out (12:25). Next, they talk about the Philadelphia 76ers firing Doc Rivers, potential replacements to watch, and whether Doc would’ve survived if the Sixers had beaten the Celtics (25:10). After that, they preview Game 1 of the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics series and if they believe the Heat can upset the Celtics (32:30). Finally, NBA Champion Stephen Jackson joins the show to chat about what Victor Wembanyama can expect playing for the Spurs, his advice for Ja Morant as he continues to find himself in the news for the wrong reasons, and his podcast “All The Smoke” with Matt Barnes (35:40).

On today’s episode, the crew previews the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets matchup starting with who has the edge between Nikola Jokic and Anthony Davis, the difference between their 2020 matchup vs. this year, and whether the Lakers’ #1 defense can hold the Nuggets’ #1 offense in check (0:55). Then, they look at how the Miami Heat can slow down Jayson Tatum, if Jimmy Butler will be enough for the Heat to compete against the Boston Celtics, and the coaching battle between Erik Spoelstra and Joe Mazzulla (14:40). After that, they chat about the NBA lottery, the best fit for projected #1 overall pick Victor Wembanyama, and if this is still the best way to decide on draft order (27:55). Next, the crew dives into a few reports around the association and declares if they’re buying it (38:15). Finally, they give out their picks for Lakers vs. Nuggets in Game 1.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the latest update on Ja Morant’s situation after he was suspended over the weekend (0:35). Then, they talk about Jayson Tatum’s historic 51-point performance in Game 7 as the Boston Celtics eliminated the Philadelphia 76ers, how the Celtics were able to contain Joel Embiid and James Harden, did the 76ers choke or did the better team win, and Doc Rivers’ future with the team (8:20). After that, they dive into what went into the Phoenix Suns firing Monty Williams, potential replacements, and where we could see him coach next (22:25). Next, they discuss what they learned about the Los Angeles Lakers after beating the Golden State Warriors, how Austin Reaves’ continued strong play has impacted his potential payday after the season, and what’s next for the Warriors with several key questions heading into the offseason (31:45). Finally, they give out their picks for the conference finals matchups (47:10).

On today’s episode, the crew recap the Philadelphia 76ers cruising to a pivotal Game 5 win over the Boston Celtics behind a combined 80 points from its big three of Joel Embiid, James Harden, and Tyrese Maxey, who’s to blame for the Celtics' struggles, and if they have confidence in Boston coming back to win the series (0:40). Then, they talk about the Denver Nuggets taking care of business to take a 3-2 series lead over the Phoenix Suns as Nikola Jokic notched another triple-double and whether this win said more about the Suns or Nuggets (13:20). After that, actor and New York Knicks fan Michael Rapaport joins the show to discuss if he’s optimistic that his team will win Game 5 against the Miami Heat, what the Knicks should do this offseason to improve, his Mount Rushmore for the franchise, and the most painful moment for him as a Knicks fan (22:50). Finally, the crew previews Game 5 for the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors (41:20).

On today’s episode, the crew talks about Lonnie Walker’s incredible 15-point fourth quarter against the Golden State Warriors as the Los Angeles Lakers took a 3-1 series lead, their confidence level in the Warriors winning Game 5 to extend this matchup, and what’s going on with Jordan Poole (0:40). Then, they recap the Miami Heat continuing to dominate the New York Knicks as they also went up 3-1, what the Heat are doing to keep control in this matchup, who’s to blame for the Knicks' lack of hustle and effort, and if they can still win the series (18:05). Next, Shams Charania responds to Steve Kerr’s comments about his inside sources in the Warriors organization and the NBA’s decision after the incident between Nikola Jokic and Phoenix Suns’ owner Mat Ishbia (27:40). After that, 4-time All-Star DeMarcus Cousins joins to discuss whether the Warriors can overcome the 3-1 deficit, what it was like playing with Nikola Jokic in Denver, and his message to teams as he eyes a return to the NBA (30:00). Finally, the crew previews the Game 5 matchups on Tuesday with the Philadelphia 76ers vs. Boston Celtics (43:00) and Phoenix Suns vs. Denver Nuggets (45:00).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Phoenix Suns evening up the series against the Denver Nuggets at 2-2 behind another strong game from Devin Booker and Kevin Durant, their reaction to Nikola Jokic shoving Phoenix Suns’ owner Mat Ishbia during a scuffle, and the latest on Chris Paul as he nurses a groin injury (0:48). Then, they dive into James Harden’s game-winner to tie up the Philadelphia 76ers’ series versus the Boston Celtics at two games apiece as well, the decision by the Celtics to not call a timeout before the final possession, and which team is under more pressure heading into Game 5 (17:08). After that, 2-time NBA Champion Quinn Cook joins the show to share what it was like playing with Stephen Curry and LeBron James, his pick for which team has the edge between the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers, his experience playing in China, and a potential return to the NBA (32:00). Finally, the crew talks about the Milwaukee Bucks firing Mike Budenholzer and previews Game 4 between the Lakers and Warriors (44:20).

On today’s episode, the crew starts by discussing the latest update with Joel Embiid being on track to play in Game 2 against the Boston Celtics as he deals with an LCL sprain and him officially being announced as NBA MVP (0:25). Then, they talk about the Los Angeles Lakers taking Game 1 on the road against the Golden State Warriors, their thoughts on Jordan Poole’s final shot, Anthony Davis’ dominant performance, and the adjustments the Warriors need to make for Game 2 (5:05). Next, the New York Knicks evening up the series versus the Miami Heat at 1-1, the importance of Josh Hart since they traded for him, and which team has the edge in this matchup (18:05). After that, Chandler Parsons joins the show to give his reaction to Jordan Poole’s final shot and his expectations for the Warriors in Game 2 (25:55). Then, they talk about the report of the Memphis Grizzlies not bringing back Dillon Brooks, what’s next for the Grizzlies, and where we could see Brooks play next season. Finally, they chat about the latest update on Chris Paul’s status after hurting his groin against the Denver Nuggets (39:05) and preview the 76ers vs. Celtics Game 2 matchup (45:30).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Philadelphia 76ers' upset win over the Boston Celtics, how impressive James Harden’s 45-point performance was, whether the Sixers should rest Joel Embiid for Game 2, and their level of concern for the Celtics after the loss (0:33). Then, they talk about the Denver Nuggets taking a 2-0 series lead against the Phoenix Suns, if it’s too early to count out the Suns, and injury updates on Chris Paul and Jimmy Butler as their statuses for each of their Game 2s are up in the air (14:05). Next, they dive into whether the Los Angeles Clippers should bring back Russell Westbrook next season, Dillon Brooks having no regrets about trolling LeBron James, and if Kyrie Irving will have a reunion with LeBron James on the Los Angeles Lakers next season (25:25). After that, Chandler Parsons joins to react to James Harden’s Game 1 performance, who needs to step up for the New York Knicks with Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle banged up, and who’s under more pressure between LeBron James and Stephen Curry in their second-round series (39:00).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest injury update with Joel Embiid ahead of the second-round matchup against the Boston Celtics and the 76ers' chances without its star center (0:40). Next, they react to Steph Curry’s 50-point masterclass in the Game 7 win against the Sacramento Kings and preview the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers in the next round (3:18). Then, they dive into the Miami Heat's comeback win in Game 1 against the New York Knicks behind a strong outing from Jimmy Butler and an update on Butler’s ankle that he injured in the win (17:49). After that, 2-time All-Star Isaiah Thomas joins the show to chat about whether he saw greatness early on with Jaylen Brown, his thoughts on the Celtics vs. 76ers series, if he’s surprised that LeBron’s still playing at a high level at 38, and his possible NBA return (24:15). Finally, Chandler Parsons stops by to react to Steph’s Game 7 performance, his prediction for the Warriors vs. Lakers, and whether the Denver Nuggets exposed the Phoenix Suns (36:00).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Trae Young’s monster game to avoid elimination against the Boston Celtics, whether this was a legacy game for Young, and if the Atlanta Hawks have momentum in the series as they head back home for game six (0:35). Then, they react to Devin Booker’s 47-point outing as the Phoenix Suns eliminated the Los Angeles Clippers, if the Suns have the best offense in the playoffs, Shams Charania gives a breaking news injury update on Kawhi Leonard, and they discuss the Los Angeles Clippers biggest questions heading into the offseason (11:30). Next, they touch on whether the Denver Nuggets are serious title contenders, what Anthony Edwards’ ceiling is after another strong game in the loss, and what’s next for the Minnesota Timberwolves (24:50). After that, rapper/producer Too $hort joins to chat about his thoughts on Sacramento Kings’ fans, Draymond Green’s suspension and antics, and what it was like to visit the White House with the Golden State Warriors (38:25). Finally, the crew previews Wednesday’s game five matchups with Knicks-Cavaliers, Lakers-Grizzlies, Heat-Bucks, and Warriors-Kings (48:10).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Los Angeles Lakers taking a 3-1 series lead over the Memphis Grizzlies behind a 22-point, 20-rebound performance from LeBron James, how many more games they see the Grizzlies winning, and what they might do if they lose this series (0:45). Then, they talk about Jimmy Butler’s impressive 56-point outing against the Milwaukee Bucks as the Miami Heat took a commanding 3-1 series lead, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s status moving forward as he plays through a back injury, and the chances of the Bucks winning three straight to win the series (18:00). Next, Shams Charania gives an update on De’Aaron Fox’s hand (29:37), Kawhi Leonard’s knee (33:05), and Dejounte Murray's suspension (38:30). Finally, they touch on the Houston Rockets hiring Ime Udoka as its next head coach and Nick Nurse’s future after being fired by the Toronto Raptors (41:15).

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Golden State Warriors drawing even in the series against the Sacramento Kings, the decision to bring Draymond Green off the bench and his defensive impact, their confidence level in Golden State winning the series, and how the Kings get momentum back (0:50). Then, they discuss Jalen Brunson and RJ Barrett carrying the New York Knicks to a 3-1 series lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers, if MSG is the best home-court advantage in the playoffs, and the Cavaliers chances of coming back to win the series (13:00). After that, they touch on the Boston Celtics taking a 3-1 series lead against the Atlanta Hawks, if they’re the most feared team in the east, and what’ll happen to Dejounte Murray after he made contact with an official postgame (20:25). Next, the crew talks about the Minnesota Timberwolves avoiding the sweep against the Denver Nuggets, Anthony Edwards' continued rise to a potential superstar player (24:55), and injury updates on Joel Embiid (30:03) and Victor Oladipo. Finally, they preview Monday night’s game four matchups between Bucks-Heat (33:01) and Grizzlies-Lakers (40:50).

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the NBA suspending Draymond Green for game three against the Sacramento Kings after he stomped on Domantas Sabonis’ chest in game two (0:25). Then, they discuss the Phoenix Suns evening up the series against the Los Angeles Clippers at 1-1 behind a combined 63 points from Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, the confidence level for the Suns after game two, and how long they believe the series will go (8:25). Next, they talk about the Cleveland Cavaliers holding the New York Knicks to just 90 points in the game two win, the difference between that performance vs. game one, and their picks to win the series (15:40). After that, they touch on the Boston Celtics handily beating the Atlanta Hawks to take a 2-0 series lead, are the Celtics the best team in the East, if the Hawks take a game when the series returns to Atlanta, and if Trae Young is overrated (23:38). Finally, the crew previews Wednesday’s game two matchups between the Lakers-Grizzlies (31:20), Heat-Bucks (37:24), and Timberwolves-Nuggets (42:40).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Sacramento Kings taking a 2-0 series lead over the Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green’s ejection, whether he should be suspended, and if he’s on the team come next season (0:30). Then, they talk about the Philadelphia 76ers defeating the Brooklyn Nets to take a two-game series lead, James Harden’s struggles as he scored just eight points in the win, if the 76ers are the best team in the east, and can the Nets make the series competitive (16:20). After that, they go through several news stories around the NBA, highlighted by will Damian Lillard be on the Portland Trailblazers next year, if Nick Nurse should leave the Toronto Raptors for a specific job, if there's a team that Victor Wembanyama should avoid, and more (23:45). Finally, the crew previews Tuesday night's game two matchups (41:48).

On today’s episode, the crew recaps everything from the opening games of the NBA. They discussed Russell Westbrook’s impressive performance as the Clippers upset the Suns, the adjustments the Suns need to make in game two (0:35), the Lakers stealing game one in Memphis behind strong games from Austin Reaves and Rui Hachimura, and the latest on Ja Morant after he injured his hand in the loss (8:40). Then, they talk about the Heat's upset win over the Bucks, if they're concerned for the Bucks as Giannis sustained a back injury (16:56), and whether the Timberwolves can make the series against the Nuggets competitive after losing game one by 29 points (23:14). After that, they touch on the Kings beating the Warriors in their return to the playoffs (29:15), if game two is a must-win for the Cavaliers (36:48), and the 76ers routing the Nets (45:55).

On today’s episode, the crew recaps Tuesday’s play-in games as the Los Angeles Lakers came back to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves in overtime (0:40) and the Atlanta Hawks' impressive, double-digit win against the Miami Heat (14:00). Then, Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie joins to discuss how his team matches up against the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round, the adjustments he needed to make after being traded midseason from the Dallas Mavericks, how the Nets were able to develop chemistry after two major in-season trades, and his Twitter beef with Kyle Kuzma (22:15). Finally, the crew previews and gives their predictions for the other two play-in games, with the Chicago Bulls facing the Toronto Raptors (36:55) and the Oklahoma City Thunder going up against the New Orleans Pelicans (42:58).

On today’s episode, the crew previews the two play-in matchups on Tuesday, with the Minnesota Timberwolves versus the Los Angeles Lakers (0:50) and the Atlanta Hawks facing off against the Miami Heat (9:25). After that, Danny Green joins the show to discuss what it was like being traded to the Cavaliers from the Grizzlies, the differences between the two teams in the locker room, his thoughts on J.B. Bickerstaff as a head coach, whether the Cavaliers have the championship DNA, and his thoughts the team’s first-round matchup against the Knicks (18:50). Then, they talk about if Austin Reaves will be on the Lakers next season, Stephen Silas fired as the Houston Rockets head coach (29:10), and their NBA season-long awards picks (39:40).

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On today’s episode, the crew discusses a wild Sunday in Minnesota as Rudy Gobert and Kyle Anderson got into a fight during a timeout, if they’ll be able to move past it as they get ready for the play-in, whether they should suspend Gobert, and the impact of losing Jaden McDaniels after he broke his hand from punching a wall (0:40). Then, they give their expectations for the Lakers after securing the 7th seed in the west (9:25), the latest on when Paul George could return in the playoffs, whether the Clippers can beat the Suns without him (14:20), if the Warriors are peaking at the right time (20:33). After that, they talk about all the drama in Dallas as they’re now under investigation for tanking, if the crew agrees with the decision to not try for the play-in, what their offseason focus should be as they have plenty of roster questions, whether the Mavericks should be worried about Luka requesting a trade (23:45), and a few ideas to shake up the playoff format (44:05).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses whether the NBA MVP race is over after Joel Embiid scored 52 points in a pivotal win over the Celtics, if the emergence of a player now means the Lakers have a big-3, and what the best case scenario would be for the Thunder to end the season. Then, they talk about whether the Kings are being overlooked despite being the three seed in the west, the main concern for the Suns heading into the playoffs, and if Donovan Mitchell’s poised to continue his scoring streak of four straight 40-point games into the playoffs.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses whether the Lakers can get into the fifth or sixth seed in the West and avoid the play-in entirely, whether the Warriors should want to avoid matching up with the Suns in the first round of the playoffs, and the latest on Andrew Wiggins as he hasn’t played since February. Then, they get the latest on Zion Williamson’s potential return, how dangerous the Pelicans would be in the playoffs with a healthy Zion, and if MVP voter fatigue is real after Jrue Holiday’s comments about Giannis being penalized for it.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Lakers' strong play after the trade deadline moves as they're now solidly in playoff position, if they trust Anthony Davis to continue his dominance and carry the Lakers through the playoffs, the Mavericks’ mindset heading into the final three games of the season, and whether they should shut down Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic. Then, they talk about the latest with Julius Randle’s injury, how far the Knicks can go in the playoffs without him, and their thoughts on the new rules in the CBA, such as the minimum games requirement for awards.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Washington Wizards engaging in contract extension talks with Kristaps Porzingis, whether a big-3 of Bradley Beal, Kyle Kuzma, and Porzingis is good enough to be a contender in the East, and how close Zion Williamson is to returning to the court. Then, they talk about whether Draymond Green’s in-game antics will sabotage the Golden State Warriors in the playoffs, why the Atlanta Hawks need to make a playoff run this year, the Toronto Raptors' chances of making it through the play-in, and a preview of the Lakers pivotal matchup against the Bulls as both teams are fighting for the last play-in spots.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses if Joel Embiid sitting out against Nikola Jokic will impact which player voters choose to pick for the NBA MVP, if the Dallas Mavericks can figure things out in time to make the playoffs after ending its losing streak, and an injury update on when Paul George could return to the court. Then, they talk about if the Minnesota Timberwolves are peaking at the right time as the playoffs are right around the corner, whether the Sacramento Kings’ inexperience will prevent them from a deep run in the playoffs, what the expectations are for the Phoenix Suns when they get Kevin Durant back, and the main priority for the Utah Jazz in the offseason.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses LeBron James’ return to the court in a loss to the Bulls, whether the Lakers can hold onto a play-in spot, the Mavericks losing to the Hornets twice over the weekend, what would happen if Dallas missed the playoffs, and who’s to blame for the struggles. Then, they talk about where the Timberwolves are among contenders in the west with Karl-Anthony Towns back on the court, an injury update on Kevin Durant and Ben Simmons, and what’s next for Damian Lillard as the Trailblazers have fallen out of the playoff picture.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Clippers’ postseason outlook if Paul George misses an extended period after he suffered a potentially serious leg injury in a loss to the Thunder, Jaylen Brown calling Jayson Tatum and Brad Stevens in the offseason as his name was in trade rumors for Kevin Durant, and the Cleveland Cavaliers’ ceiling this season with Donovan Mitchell as the number one option. Then, they talk about the optimistic energy inside the Pistons’ organization heading into next season despite having the worst record in the league, the latest on a potential return for Zion Williamson, and college basketball insider Jon Rothstein joins to talk about NBA prospects still alive in March Madness as well as preview the second weekend of the tournament.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest update on when Karl-Anthony Towns and Anthony Edwards will return, the expectations for the Timberwolves when its two stars get back on the court, their reaction to Julius Randle’s 57-point performance in the loss to Minnesota, and the expected date for Ja Morant’s to come back. Then, they discuss a potential injury that Kyrie Irving is playing through as the Mavericks try to hold onto a playoff spot, the ongoing situation with Andrew Wiggins as the Warriors’ road struggles continue, and the case for Mike Brown to win the NBA Coach of the Year after Shams Charania sat down with De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers’ playoff hopes after beating the Orlando Magic behind a career-high 35 points from Austin Reaves, whether they’re still concerned with the Denver Nuggets despite snapping its losing streak, the current status of the NBA MVP race as Joel Embiid overtook Nikola Jokic as the betting favorite for the award, and their thoughts on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s criticism of the lack of clarity surrounding the criteria to win MVP. Then, they get updates for stars around the league such as Kevin Durant, Ja Morant, Anthony Edwards, and Lonzo Ball, talk about whether the Oklahoma City Thunder can make some noise in the playoffs as they seem to be peaking at the right time, and if Damian Lillard should consider a trade in the offseason as the Trailblazers head towards missing the playoffs.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Phoenix Suns in a rematch of the 2021 NBA Finals, whether Giannis is getting too many whistles as he went to the free throw line 24 times in the win, and if the Suns can stay afloat without Kevin Durant. Then, they talk about when LeBron James could return from his injury, have the Denver Nuggets have gone soft with success as they’ve lost four straight games, and their current thoughts on the NBA MVP race. They also touch on Mitchell Robinson’s comments about wanting more touches, Damian Lillard’s thoughts on ring culture ruining the game, and if the Golden State Warriors gave up too early on James Wiseman.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses what they’d like to see from the Golden State Warriors as they head out on a five-game road trip amid a season where they’ve struggled away from home, the Milwaukee Bucks hitting its stride with Khris Middleton rounding into form while Giannis plays at an MVP-level, and whether the Sacramento Kings can win a playoff series this year as they currently sit in the third seed in the West. Then, they talk about whether it’s time to panic for the Dallas Mavericks as they continue to struggle since acquiring Kyrie with both Irving and Luka Doncic missing Monday’s loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, the latest on Ja Morant, how the Grizzlies can move forward without its star player, and the ongoing discussions about adding a minimum game requirement for players to be eligible for season-long awards.

The crew breaks down the latest injuries to Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant, discuss the rivalry between the Golden State Warriors and Memphis Grizzlies, and recap the New York Knicks win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Plus, how much impact will Nikola Jokic's defense have on his quest for a third straight MVP award?

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers continuing to win games without LeBron James in the lineup, the latest update on Ja Morant’s future as the Memphis Grizzlies dropped its third straight game, and the Oklahoma City Thunder’s future when Chet Holmgren returns to join an already dynamic duo of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Josh Giddey. Then, they talk about Kyrie Irving’s 17-point 4th quarter in a much-needed with for the Dallas Mavericks, what a potential first-round playoff matchup against the Phoenix Suns would look like, and whether Mikal Bridges is a true #1 option.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest on the Ja Morant situation as more information comes to light since his latest incident, how serious of contenders the Cleveland Cavaliers and Philadelphia 76ers are as key players are stepping up for both teams, and what the concern level is for the Boston Celtics with the recent struggles. Then, they talk about whether the Indiana Pacers should build around Tyrese Haliburton and how far the Denver Nuggets’ home-court advantage will take them in the playoffs as they’ve accumulated a 30-4 record at Ball Arena.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest on the evolving Ja Morant situation and when we can expect to see him back on the court, the Los Angeles Clippers’ comeback win over the Ja-less Memphis Grizzlies, the next saga in the Luka Doncic vs. Devin Booker rivalry after their late-game scuffle, and the takeaways from an entertaining game between the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks. Then, they talk about Anthony Davis’ big game in a much-needed win over the Golden State Warriors, their thoughts on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s controversial triple-double, and the New York Knicks extending its win streak to nine games after beating the Boston Celtics behind an impressive performance from Immanuel Quickley.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Milwaukee Bucks extending their win streak to 15 games, when they might lose next, what Ben Simmons' future looks like for this season as well as past it, and how far Ja Morant can lead the Memphis Grizzlies this year. Then, they discuss if there's any silver lining for the Los Angeles Lakers despite the loss to the Grizzlies, the outlook for the Dallas Mavericks as they continue to struggle since acquiring Kyrie Irving, and injury updates on both Stephen Curry and LaMelo Ball.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest on LeBron James’ injury and how long until he returns to the court, if the Los Angeles Lakers can stay afloat in the playoff hunt without him, whether the Miami Heat are contenders in the East, and what’s been the biggest key to the New York Knicks turnaround. Then, they talk about the rest of the season outlook for LaMelo Ball after he sustained his third ankle injury this season and where the ongoing collective bargaining agreement talks between the NBA and NBA Players Association are currently.

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to Damian Lillard’s 71-point performance against the Rockets, discuss the Lakers' improbable 27-point comeback against the Mavericks, the Bucks' win streak extending to 14 games, and an ownership change in Milwaukee. Then, they talk about how the Suns will look with Kevin Durant in the lineup, the pressure that’ll be on the Nuggets in the playoffs, whether it’s a good move for the Clippers to start Russell Westbrook, the Hawks hiring Quin Snyder, and how that impacts Trae Young.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses why the Atlanta Hawks fired Nate McMillan now, whether it was the right decision, the impact it’ll have on Trae Young, and if Young should have a say in who the next head coach is. Then, they talk about which players, coaches, and teams are under the most pressure to win the NBA title this year, with names such as Nikola Jokic and Doc Rivers among those highlighted. After that, they discuss Jacque Vaughn signing a multi-year deal with the Brooklyn Nets and what’s next for R.J. Hampton after he was waived by the Orlando Magic.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses if they agree with Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving’s comments about trade requests being a good thing for the NBA, Anthony Edward’s thoughts on load management, and whether or not there should be midseason tournaments. Then, they talk about the latest injury update for Giannis Antetokounmpo’s wrist, whether the Lakers will regret trading Russell Westbrook, Lonzo Ball being shut down for the year as he still rehabs from a knee injury, and the Chicago Bulls expected to sign Patrick Beverley.

On today's episode, the crew discusses when we could see Giannis Antetokounmpo return to the court as he's dealing with a wrist injury, their reactions to Mac McClung taking over the drunk contest as he won it for the first time, what's next for Kevin Love and Russell Westbrook as they're both on the verge of moving onto new teams, and whether DK Metcalf would be able to hold his own in an NBA game after he impressed in the celebrity all-star game.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses whether the addition of Kevin Durant will solve the Phoenix Suns’ chemistry issues, if they’re the best team in the West, whether Kevin Durant will finish his career in Phoenix, and Chris Paul’s future on the team as his play continues to decline. Then, they talk about whether the Sacramento Kings have enough firepower to compete in the West as they sit in 3rd seed in the conference, the next team we could see Russell Westbrook play for, and the battle between Boston and Milwaukee for the top seed in the East.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the end of the Mavericks-Timberwolves game as Kyrie’s 26-point fourth quarter wasn’t enough, when to expect Karl-Anthony Towns back on the court, whether it’s time to buy stock on the Knicks after trading for Josh Hart, and if Jalen Brunson was snubbed from the All-Star Game. Then, they talk about the ongoing situation with Gary Payton II and the Warriors, Patrick Beverley’s future with the Magic expected to buy him out, the Nets’ outlook after trading Kyrie and Durant, and where Ben Simmons fits with this new-look team.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Kevin Durant being traded to the Phoenix Suns, how the deal went down, Durant’s feelings about joining his new team, and whether the Suns are now the best team in the West. Then, they discuss other trade deadline moves, such as if the Lakers’ moves make them title contenders now, whether Kyrie and Luka will work playing alongside each other, if Irving will be in Dallas for the long term, and the events surrounding Gary Payton II’s trade. Then, they discuss what’s next for the Brooklyn Nets after trading away Durant and Irving over just a few days, Shams Charania provides an update on Zion Williamson as he re-aggravated his hamstring injury, and the crew discusses if we should be worried about Zion’s injury history starting to pile up.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses LeBron passing Kareem as the all-time scoring leader in NBA history, what this milestone means for his already decorated career, and the risk vs. reward of the Lakers making a move before the trade deadline. Then, they talk about Cam Thomas continuing to step up for the Nets as he scored 40 points in his third straight game, the Nets' mindset heading into a pivotal trade deadline, and the expectations for Kyrie Irving and the Dallas Mavericks after the acquisition.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses potential moves for both the Clippers and Lakers after they missed out on trading for Kyrie Irving, whether LeBron’s frustration with the Lakers not being able to bring Kyrie in will lead them to be pressured into making a move, and Shams Charania gives insight into how Luka’s been feeling in the aftermath of the team’s new addition. Then, they talk about the Phoenix Suns’ new owner, Mat Ishbia, getting approval from the other league owners and Kay Thompson’s 42-point performance against the Thunder.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses all the angles surrounding the trade that sent Kyrie Irving to the Dallas Mavericks. They touch on whether it was a smart move by the Mavericks, if they believe Kyrie and Luka will work together as teammates, where the Mavericks sit as title contenders after the move, the Lakers’ interest in trading for Irving, and the impact this now has on Kevin Durant’s future. Then, they talk about what’s next for the Lakers after missing out on another trade target, an injury update on Steph Curry, can the Warriors keep things afloat without the All-Star guard, and the fight that took place over the weekend between Austin Rivers and Mo Bamba.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses LeBron’s chase of Kareem’s scoring title as he notched a triple-double last night, whether the Knicks should rely on Julius Randle or Jalen Brunson to take clutch shots, and potential names to watch before the trade deadline like Bones Hyland, Mason Plumlee, and Kelly Oubre Jr. Then, they get an injury update for OG Anunoby as well as teams that are interested in trading for him and how Bam Adebayo has kept the Miami Heat afloat despite the team consistently dealing with injuries.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses whether the Dallas Mavericks can consistently win being so Luka-centric, possible moves they could look to make ahead of the deadline, and whether the Golden State Warriors are starting to turn things around heading into the All-Star break. Then, they talk about potential suitors for OG Anunoby as several teams have expressed interest, whether the Toronto Raptors could also look to move off of Nick Nurse as its coach with the team underperforming, and if the Brooklyn Nets have solved all of its chemistry concerns.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses a potential Jae Crowder trade to the Milwaukee Bucks, whether the New Orleans Pelicans can right the ship amid an 8-game losing streak with Zion Williamson out of the lineup, and the controversial no-call at the end of the Lakers-Celtics game. Then, they talk about Myles Turner’s extension with the Indiana Pacers, why they could still trade him this offseason, the Knicks-Nets rivalry after a matchup over the weekend, and the battle between Joel Embiid vs. Nikola Jokic for the MVP after the two squared off on Saturday.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses LeBron continuing to carry the Lakers as he scored 46 points, what they learned from the Clippers in the win, Kyle Kuzma’s market in the offseason after his 30-point outing, and whether Bam Adebayo should be a lock for the All-Star Game. They also talk about the impact of Brandon Ingram’s return, the latest update on when Kevin Durant could get back on the court, Joel Embiid's MVP case, and a live reaction to the news of Bobby Portis’ injury.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the return of Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton, the Milwaukee Bucks’ title chances, Jonathan Isaac’s first game in two years, and the outlook on when Marcus Smart could be back from his ankle injury. They also talk about the Sacramento Kings’ status as contenders amid it's hot streak, the Portland Trailblazers' play-in chances, the other moves the Los Angeles Lakers could look to make after trading for Rui Hachimura, and the best fit for Serge Ibaka.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers’ playoff chances with key players set to return to the court, Kyrie Irving’s impressive three-game stretch, and whether the Oklahoma City Thunder can continue to stay in contention for a playoff spot. They also talk about the return of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton, and Jonathan Isaac from injury, Rui Hachimura's trade value as the deadline approaches, Christian Wood's injury, and their thoughts on whether a 72-game season would help with the league's load management issue.

On today’s episode, Evan Turner joins the crew to discuss Jrue Holiday’s 37-point performance, what’s in store for Fred VanVleet’s future in Toronto, whether Joel Embiid is the most dominant player in the NBA, and the Los Angeles Clippers’ ceiling this season. Then, they talk about Keldon Johnson scoring 36 points against the Brooklyn Nets, the expectations for Ben Simmons without Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant in the lineup, Evan Turner’s MVP pick, and Jakob Poeltl’s trade interest as the deadline approaches.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Jayson Tatum’s MVP odds after his 51-point performance, the Charlotte Hornets’ outlook as they sit last in the eastern conference, and LeBron’s pursuit of Kareem’s scoring title following his 48-point outing. Then, they talk about whether the Toronto Raptors could be sellers at the trade deadline, players the New Orleans Pelicans can trade for, and a look at the Rudy Gobert trade with Walker Kessler’s big game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the ending to the game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers, Darvin Ham’s decisions at the end of that matchup, the 76ers starting to come together, and an injury update on Anthony Davis. Then, they talk about Kyrie Irving needing to step up in Kevin Durant’s absence, an injury update on Durant, the Golden State Warriors’ struggles on the road continuing, and if Nikola Jokic is separating himself in the NBA MVP race.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Donovan Mitchell’s return to Utah for the first time, the Miami Heat’s win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, Luka Doncic’s future with the Dallas Mavericks, and whether Kawhi Leonard can still lead a team to an NBA title. They also talk about the Philadelphia 76ers gaining confidence, if they have the best starting lineup in the NBA, the Phoenix Suns stunning the Golden State Warriors in Steph Curry’s return, and whether it’s time to push the panic button on a few teams and players in the NBA.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses whether the Denver Nuggets are the best team in the Western Conference, receives an injury update on Anthony Davis and Kevin Durant, as well as their confidence level in the Milwaukee Bucks. They also talk about the Chicago Bulls’ outlook leading up to the trade deadline, whether the Sacramento Kings are a good team or a good story, Mike Brown’s Coach of the Year candidacy, and Jalen McDaniels’ trade value.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Kevin Durant’s knee injury, whether the Nets can continue the hot streak, and the issues the Los Angeles Clippers are going through with Kawhi Leonard and Paul George not playing together. They also talk about the Phoenix Suns’ struggles as they’re 1-9 over the last ten games, how much influence they believe LeBron James should have on the Los Angeles Lakers’ rosters, reactions to the NBA dunk contest participants, and the early results for the All-Star Game.

On today’s episode, the crew talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo's career-high 55-point performance against the Washington Wizards, what's led to the surge in scoring this season, as well as when we should expect to see Zion Williamson and Kelly Oubre Jr back on the court. They also talk about what makes the Sacramento Kings so dangerous, their playoff chances this year, whether it's time to panic for a few teams and players across the league, and Scoot Henderson's potential impact for an NBA team.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses several big performances across the league, highlighted by Donovan Mitchell’s historic 71-point performance in a thrilling overtime win over the Chicago Bulls, whether Klay Thompson’s officially back after dropping 54 points in a comeback victory over the Atlanta Hawks, and LeBron's pursuit of Kareem's scoring record as he had another 40-point outing. They also talk about the Brooklyn Nets' win streak extending to 12 games, Steph Curry’s underrated trash-talking, and where Giannis stacks up in the MVP conversation.

On today’s episode, the crew talks about the flexibility the Memphis Grizzlies have to add marquee talent alongside their young core, who in the Denver Nuggets organization has made the biggest difference for them compared to last season, and the expected role for Gary Payton II ahead of his season debut for the Portland Trailblazers. They also discuss whether the Atlanta Hawks could look to move off of Nate McMillan as head coach during the season, Naz Reid’s comments about the Minnesota Timberwolves' struggles, and a new update on their ownership situation.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Luka Doncic’s 60-point triple-double against the New York Knicks, trade options for the Los Angeles Lakers as they head into a pivotal part of the season, whether Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are the best duo in the NBA, and Shams Charania sits down with Jerami Grant to talk about his future in Portland. They also dive into injury updates for when we might see Devin Booker, Domantas Sabonis, and Bradley Beal return to the court, as well as if Victor Wembanyama could be the G.O.A.T.

On today’s episode of Run It Back, the crew talks about the surging Brooklyn Nets as they continued their hot streak against the Cleveland Cavaliers, where they rank in the East, and the outlook on the Los Angeles Clippers after an improbable comeback win over the Detroit Pistons. They also discuss whether Damian Lillard’s loyalty to the Portland Trailblazers will help or hurt his legacy, injury updates on Domantas Sabonis and Tyrese Maxey, the top international players of all time, as well as what Kyle Kuzma could bring to a contender.

On today’s episode of Run It Back, the crew discusses the Christmas Day matchups, including where the Lakers stand after losing to the Mavericks handily, the Memphis Grizzlies-Golden State Warriors rivalry intensifying, as well as the Philadelphia 76ers dynamic duo of James Harden and Joel Embiid. They also dive into the MVP race as Jayson Tatum sits as the betting favorite, but one person thinks another name should be at the top, an injury update on Steph Curry and Anthony Davis, and the possibility of an extension for Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner.

On today's episode, the crew talks about the Phoenix Suns' new owner, Deandre Ayton getting into yet another altercation with Suns' coaches and players, as well as what's next for struggling teams like the Chicago Bulls, Washington Wizards, and Los Angeles Lakers. Then, they dive into which team they trust more, the Denver Nuggets or Memphis Grizzlies, the Knicks win streak continuing, an injury update on Philadelphia 76ers' guard Tyrese Maxey, and give out their NBA All-Star starter picks.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the New Orleans Pelicans' biggest concern, the Milwaukee Bucks’ biggest weakness, whether they’d buy more stock on the Philadelphia 76ers, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's game-winner against the Portland Trailblazers, and if he’s a clutch player. They also touch on Luka Doncic's ejection, Jaylen Brown’s comments on officials calling travels this year, the premiere of Jeremy Sochan’s unique free throw shooting, and their thoughts on the new all-star game voting process.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses injury reports from around the league with players such as Steph Curry and Anthony Davis, how these teams will get by without them, the Knicks win streak and where they stand in the East, Nikola Jokic’s historic 40pt-27reb-10ast triple double against the Charlotte Hornets, and Ja Morant’s ejection against the Oklahoma City Thunder. They also touch on Russell Westbrook’s 6th man of the year case, the argument for Christian Wood to be in the Dallas Mavericks' starting lineup, the Orlando Magic’s win streak, and whether the Oklahoma City Thunder should look to trade Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

On today’s episode of Run It Back, Michelle Beadle, Shams Charania, Chandler Parsons, and Eddie Gonzalez discuss potential trade targets for the Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix Suns, the Golden State Warriors' road struggles continuing after a blowout loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, and an injury update on Portland Trailblazers' Gary Payton II.

On today's episode of Run It Back, Shams, Michelle, Eddie, and Chandler discuss if Donovan Mitchell and Darius Garland are the best backcourt in the NBA, look at Anthony Davis' early exit from Tuesday night's game, and ponder Kyle Kuzma's future with the Washington Wizards.

On today's episode of Run It Back, Chandler Parsons discusses what it's like to sit next to Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban during an NBA game, Shams Charania recaps Kawhi Leonard's return for the Clippers, and the crew tries to make it two consecutive days with a winning "On The Fly" parlay. Plus, with Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving reportedly parting ways with Nike, Memphis Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant is positioned to have his own signature shoe.

On today's episode, the squad discusses the recent play of Anthony Davis, dives into the drama surrounding Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks, and look back at Rudy Gobert's ejection against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Plus, Michelle, Chandler, and Eddie build there "On The Fly" parlay for tonight's NBA games, and take a look at some of the wildest pregame outfits thus far.

On today's episode, the Crew talks about the dominance of Devin Booker last night in his 44-point performance as the Suns routed the Kings. Then, Shams Charania provides an update on the Karl-Anthony Towns calf injury and discusses what else the Magic need to continue building around Paolo Banchero and Bol Bol. Plus, who's to blame for the Lakers blowing a 17 point lead with less than 10 minutes left in the game last night?

On today's episode, the Crew discusses the controversial ending between the Warriors and Kings game last night - Chandler calls foul. Shams Charania breaks the news on Dwight Howard heading to Taiwan and gives his take on the debate between Jalen Green and Paolo Banchero. Plus, what's left for the Lakers?

The crew reacts to Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson getting ejected for the first time in his career against the Phoenix Suns. Plus, Chandler Parsons gives his thoughts on Minnesota Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns calling out teammate Anthony Edwards, and Shams Charania gives an update on Los Angeles Lakers guard Russell Westbrook's hamstring injury.

On today's episode of Run It Back, Shams Charania, Michelle Beadle, Chandler Parsons, and Eddie Gonzalez give their biggest takeaways from Monday night's matchup between the Memphis Grizzlies and Brooklyn Nets and discuss Russell Westbrook's relationship with Los Angeles Lakers fans. Plus, has the championship window for the Phoenix Suns officially closed? And Beadle, Parsons, and Gonzalez build their "On The Fly" parlay for Tuesday night's NBA games.

On Monday's episode of Run It Back, former NBA player Evan Turner joins Michelle Beadle, Eddie Gonzalez, and Shams Charania to discuss whether the Philadelphia 76ers should consider a coaching change. Plus, Charania breaks down Russell Westbrook's questionable late game shot selection and wonders how the Los Angeles Lakers can get themselves on track this season. After covering the injury status of the New Orleans Pelicans' two biggest stars, Beadle, Gonzalez and Turner work together to create their "On The Fly" parlay for Monday night's NBA games.

The NBA season tips off as the gang previews tonight's Sixers-Celtics and Lakers-Warriors matchups. With the rest of the league kicking off tomorrow, what other teams should we be paying attention to? Are the Nuggets a sleeper out of the West? Is Kyrie Irving primed for a big season in Brooklyn? That and more on "Run It Back".