Regular-season NBA basketball is fast-approaching. Like, it actually seems as if it’s going to happen. Really, truly, actually going to happen. Which means it’s Disney World primer time. Over the next two podcasts, we’ll be asking and analyzing the biggest question facing every NBA team
Hardwood Knocks delivers and breaks down their picks for all the major 2019-20 NBA awards: MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, Sixth Man of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Executive of the Year and Coach of the Year. Just as a
It’s the New Orleans Pelicans turn to get our decade-rankings treatment. As per usual, with the help of our listeners, Adam and Dan rap about the 10 most impactful players to wear a Pelicans—or Hornets—jersey since the 2010-11 season. Longevity obviously boosted certain standings, but
Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) joins Hardwood Knocks to throw hedging out the window. He and Dan exchange hard, potentially unpopular NBA truths that they genuinely believe. Think of this as spicy-to-hot takes rebranded, with more nuance and context than the average molten opinion. Let
Our decade-rankings series continues with the Minnesota Timberwolves. As a brief refresher, Adam, Dan and any listeners kind enough to fill out the survey have ranked their top 10 most impactful Wolves since the 2010-11 season. These, in turn, will give us a cumulative top
Dan is joined by the New York Daily News’ Kristian Winfield (@Krisplashed) to cover a looooot of ground. They talk about the NBA’s restart plan and latest updates, as well as Kristian’s experience covering the recent protests in-person. After that, they talk about the potential
Come on down, Milwaukee Bucks fans! Your team is next up in our decade-ranking series. With input from you, dear listeners, Adam and Dan rank the top 10 players to suit up for the Bucks since the 2010-11 season. No spoilers here: We know where
Ready or not, it’s time to rank the top 10 Miami Heat players of the past decade. The tippy-top of this exercise is fairly consensus, but plenty of questions remain: Does Dwyane Wade have a case to beat out LeBron James? Will Jimmy Butler make