OFFSEASON REPORT CARD TIME. Dan and Grant convene to deliver their 2022 NBA offseason grades for the Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons, Indiana Pacers and Milwaukee Bucks. Insufferable homers need not listen. Also: Please remember we’re grading every team relative to the tools that
MAIL TIME. AGAIN. This latest batch of question is THERMONUCLEAR AF…AND THEN SOME. We begin by talking about Donovan Mitchell trades as well as the Utah Jazz’s future. After that, we delve into some Detroit Pistons analysis, take a look at the potential for NBA
Another mailbag? ANOTHER MAILBAG. This time, we’re covering which NBA teams are one internal leap away from contending for a title. We’re also looking at trade targets for the Miami Heat, the growing trend of dual-big frontcourts in the NBA, teams with a wide range
MAIL TIME. Dan once again answers questions from all of you awesome thermonuclear AFers. This latest batch of inquiries covers the Boston Celtics’ interest in a Kevin Durant trade and what that says about Jaylen Brown’s future, as well as the direction of the Brooklyn
Dan reacts to Kevin Durant telling the Brooklyn Nets he wants a trade or the team needs to fire general manager Sean Marks and head coach Steve Nash. JOIN OUR DISCORD CHANNEL⬇️Hardwood Knocks Chitchat SUBSCRIBE TO US ON YOUTUBE⬇️Hardwood Knocks’ YouTube Channel FOLLOW US ON
MAIL TIME. In this latest dive into questions from our Discord users, Dan tackles an interesting thought exercise: Should the Celtics and Pelicans consider a Brandon Ingram for Jaylen Green Trade? Aside from that, Dan gets into Wendell Carter Jr.’s potentially All-Star ceiling, the fate
Dan gives a belated tribute to Bill Russell and then handles some mea culpas. After that, he goes through his top 12 remaining 2022 NBA free agents, breaks down their value and cobbles together his favorite landing spots for each. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 0:30 – INTRO1:48 –
MAIL TIME. Dan answers YOUR questions yet again, and this time around, they were heavy on Anthony Edwards. The mailbag also covers the best benches in the league for the 2022-23 NBA season, the best- and worst-case outcomes for the Atlanta Hawks and Minnesota Timberwolves,