Welcome back to The Dance After The Last Dance! Andy and Dan offer some more insight and opinions into the 1997-98 Bulls and ‘The Last Dance’ documentary in general, tackling everything from Michael Jordan’s gambling and beef with Isiah Thomas and Jerry Krause, to the
Our decade-player rankings continue with the Denver Nuggets. As always, with your input, Dan and Adam have sought to identify the 10 most impactful players of the decade for the Nuggets franchise, weighing everything from sample size to efficiency and so much more. Where does
Episodes three and four of The Last Dance documentary were LIT. Let’s talk about them. But first, we get into Rudy Gobert’s trade value and the news that certain NBA teams will be allowed to reopen their gyms to players for individual workouts. After that,
Hardwood Knocks encounters the toughest edition of their decade rankings series yet with the Dallas Mavericks. Dirk Nowitizki’s finish is obvious, but the rest of the pecking order? Not so much. Never mind where Luka Doncic lands. What about Tyson Chandler, Shawn Marion, Jason Terry,
Who ordered the single-team deep dives, with extra depth? First, we speak with Indy Cornrows’ Caitlin Cooper (@C2_Cooper) to chat about the Indiana Pacers (3:25 mark). We cover everything from Victor Oladipo’s return and the Domantas Sabonis-Myles Turner partnership, to T.J. Warren’s defense, Malcolm Brogdon’s
Who have been the Cleveland Cavaliers’ 10 best players from the past decade? We’re so very glad you asked. And if you didn’t ask, well, we’re still so very glad you’re here. With your help, Hardwood Knocks has put together a composite ranking of the
Welcome to your one-stop shop for all of the Hardwood Knocks podcast’s NBA decade rankings. You’ll be glad you came. Promise. With your help, Dan Favale (@danfavale) and Adam Fromal (@fromal09) are ranking the top 10 players of the decade for EVERY. SINGLE. NBA. TEAM.
Our decade rankings are soldiering on! Next up: The Chicago Bulls, who proved to be a fairly hard exercise. The top eight or so players are pretty consensus, but the rankings themselves get WILD. Should Derrick Rose be at No. 1? Or should it be