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 delves into the issues plaguing the Los Angeles Lakers and who’s most to blame. Are they taking LeBron James for granted? Is this his fault? Should they trade Russell Westbrook already? After that, it’s on to the Brooklyn Nets, who have a Ben Simmons
MAIL TIME, PART 2. Dan plows through the second half of some truly amazing questions from our ever-awesome listeners. This batch of basketball queries takes us through the Minnesota Timberwolves defense following the Rudy Gobert trade, the potential for anti-tanking measures, an RJ Barrett vs.
MAIL TIME, PART 1! In the first mailbag for the 2022-23 NBA season, Dan tackles questions that cover the future of the Phoenix Suns and Devin Booker without Chris Paul, his own personal logo and mascot rankings, player evaluation and, of course, Russell Westbrook trade
Dan goes through his *personal* rankings of the top 25 NBA players under 25 right now. Please notice the emphasis on right now. We’re not doing any sort of projection here…at least not on purpose. If you want to go into further detail with this
Dan and Grant reconvene for an annual tradition unlike any other: NBA ‘Truth or Trash?!’ Sure, some might call this rebranded ‘Fact or Fiction?’ But those people suck. ‘Truth or Trash?!’ is super creative and unique and something no one else has ever thought to
Dan bounces around the entire league for some good ol’ NBA takeaways. Who cares that pretty much every team is only one game into their schedule? He sure doesn’t! This was a fun one, and every batch of takeaways is delivered in roughly 60 seconds
Dan is joined by Keith Parish from the Fastbreak Breakfast (@fastbreakbreak) and Grits and Grinds (@grizzliespod) podcast for a deep dive into the 2022-23 Memphis Grizzlies. They start out by covering the Grizzlies’ decision to lean further into development over the offseason and getting into