Hardwood Knocks is joined by Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) for a round of “Fact or Fiction.” Our latest batch of takezzz covers the Brooklyn Nets, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks, Detroit Pistons, Houston Rockets, Indiana Pacers, Los Angeles Lakers, Memphis Grizzlies, Minnesota Timberwolves,
MAIL TIME. This latest listener-driven trip around the NBA covers the Brooklyn Nets’ defense; the Denver Nuggets’ unevenness; the Orlando Magic’s future; hypothetical trades for the Nuggets, Nets, Magic, New Orleans Pelicans and Washington Wizards; Bradley Beal’s outlook; Lu Dort’s value; Michael Porter Jr. vs.
The Toronto Raptors look frisky. Does that mean they’ve turned a corner? And what does their future hold with Kyle Lowry approaching free agency and Giannis Anteotkounmpo off the market? Yasmin Duale (@carmelohdrama) from the Dishes and Dimes podcast, Basketball News and The Neon Playbook
From Nikola Jokic and LeBron James to Joel Embiid and Stephen Curry to Kawhi Leonard and Kevin Durant, the 2020-21 NBA MVP race remains a blur. No fewer than five candidates could be outright winners right now. To make sense of the MVP pecking order
At the 2020-21 NBA season’s quarter-pole, Adam and Dan alternate takeaways for every NBA team in the Western Conference and decide whether to buy or sell them. Some squads invite us to bite on low-hanging fruit. Others lead us into the weeds. They all make
Adam and Dan alternate takeaways for every NBA team in the Eastern Conference and decide whether to buy or sell them. Some squads invite us to bite on low-hanging fruit. Others lead us into the weeds. They all make for super in-depth discussions. Let’s roll.
MAIL TIME. All thanks to YOU, this latest adventure around the NBA covers the Portland Trail Blazers’ rash of injuries, Zach LaVine’s improvement, the Utah Jazz’s rise, Jerami Grant’s play, Pascal Siakam’s struggles, Deandre Ayton’s inconsistencies, trade targets for the Suns, the trade value of
Not sure if you’ve heard, but James Harden is now a member of the Brooklyn Nets. In a four-team blockbuster that also involved the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers and Houston Rockets, the perennial MVP candidate will be joining Kevin Durant and, we think, Kyrie Irving