Dan reacts to the three-team trade between the Los Angeles Lakers, Minnesota Timberwolves and Utah Jazz headlined by D’Angelo Russell and what it means for each franchise moving forward. After that, it’s on to the New York Knicks acquiring Josh Hart from the Portland Trail
Dan came up with one realistic 2023 NBA trade deadline prediction for every team. Some already don’t look so hot. Others aren’t so bad. One already even came true! TIMESTAMPS BELOW⬇️ 1:58 – INTRO3:29 – Atlanta Hawks6:16 – Boston Celtics7:27 – Brooklyn Nets9:32 – Charlotte
Dan and Grant break down every angle of the Kyrie Irving trade. Did the Dallas Mavericks make a mistake? What’s next for Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets? How will this deal impact the rest of the trade market? Is LeBron James going to be
IT’S 2023 NBA TRADE DEADLINE PRIMER SEASON, ROUND 6. In the sixth and final podcast of this series, Dan and Grant cover the ins and outs of every team in the Southeast Division: Miami Heat, Atlanta Hawks, Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards. From
IT’S 2023 NBA TRADE DEADLINE PRIMER SEASON, ROUND 5. In the fifth of six podcasts, Dan and Grant cover the ins and outs of every team in the Central Division: Milwaukee Bucks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Chicago Bulls, Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons. From salary-cap minutiae to
IT’S 2023 NBA TRADE DEADLINE PRIMER SEASON, ROUND 4. In the fourth of six podcasts, Dan and Grant cover the ins and outs of every team in the Atlantic Division: Boston Celtics, Philadelphia 76ers, Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks and Toronto Raptors. From salary-cap minutiae
Dan dissects the latest NBA trade deadline news and rumors before cannonballing into a mini-mailbag. From the complicated nature of a Bones Hyland trade to OG Anunoby’s value to Myles Turner’s future, we’ve got LOADS to discuss. TIMESTAMPS BELOW⬇️ 1:58 – INTRO3:57 – Myles Turner’s
IT’S 2023 NBA TRADE DEADLINE PRIMER SEASON, ROUND 2. In the second of six podcasts, Dan and Grant cover the ins and outs of every team in the Northwest Division: Denver Nuggets, Utah Jazz, Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder. From salary-cap minutiae to pressing needs