Dan and Grant convene for Part 1 of a four-part series in which they thoroughly discuss their biggest question for every NBA team so far through the first portion of the 2022-23 season. First up: The Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets,
Dan hops on to deliver his report card grades for every NBA team’s top under-25 player so FAR. You can check out the full article here. Please remember all players are being grade relative to their expectations entering this season. Please also remember that getting
Dan and Grant are back with Part 2 of NBA ‘Peace or Panic?!’ Be sure to check out Part 1 here. In this round of ‘Peace or Panic?!,’ we’re discussing the workload Luka Doncic shoulders for the Dallas Mavericks, the urgency meter for the Golden
Dan and Grant drop Part 1 of 2022-23 NBA ‘Peace or Panic?!’ in which they they take a look at the most desperate situations and decide whether it’s time to sound the alarm or pump the brakes. Our AWESOME listeners submitted their topics, which cover
Dan unpacks the fallout of the Cam Johnson injury for the Phoenix Suns. Then, he reacts to the “rumor” that the Los Angeles Lakers might be up trading Anthony Davis. After that, he delves into his early impressions of the Trae Young and Dejounte Murray
Dan reacts to the latest news on Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Nets, the allegations against Josh Primo and the San Antonio Spurs and the resolution to felony domestic charges against Miles Bridges. After that, he dives into how the Philadelphia 76ers will navigate the
Dan and Grant plunder through a rousing round of NBA ‘Too Hot or Not?!” using submissions from our MEGA AWESOME LISTENERS. Are the Cleveland Cavaliers 2022-23 NBA title favorites? Is Cade Cunningham a bust? Is Kawhi Leonard done? Should the Minnesota Timberwolves trade Karl-Anthony Towns?
Dan and Grant react LIVE to the news that Steve Nash and the Brooklyn Nets have parted ways, and that the organization will move to hire Ime Udoka from the Boston Celtics. They cover everything from the implications of Nash leaving to the future of