THE RETURN. Adam is back, which means the band is back, which means he and Dan have over/under win predictions for every NBA team ahead of the 2021-22 season. Buckle up for safety. The takes are about to fly. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 🔘 0:00 – Intro🔘 3:12
Hardwood Knocks is chatting up a STORM in advance of the 2021-22 NBA season. Consider this your lifeline page for all podcasts that will prep you for another go-round in the Association. From offseason grades and breakout candidates for every team to individual deep dives
Dan speaks with Sarah K. Spencer (@sarah_k_spence) of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about everything and anything Atlanta Hawks in advance of the 2021-22 NBA season. From Trae Young and John Collins, to De’Andre Hunter and Cam Reddish, to potential trades and Jalen Johnson-at-the-5, we cover it
Dan is joined by Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) to drop their offseason grades for every team in the Eastern Conference. Buckle up, because we’re going off-road, through the weeds, over all sorts of other terrain, until we reach the Land of the Granular Takes
Adam and Dan dissect the latest Ben Simmons trade rumors AND rap about his best potential destinations. After that, they move on to their 2021-22 breakout candidate for every NBA team in the Eastern Conference. TIMESTAMPS ⬇️ 🔘 Ben Simmons trade rumors (2:37)🔘 Hawks (17:44)🔘
Hardwood Knocks analyzes the free-agency and trade markets for all 15 NBA teams in the Eastern Conference, a journey that covers proposed targets and hypothetical trades galore. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 👉 Hawks (3:20) 👉 Celtics (8:31) 👉 Nets (18:44) 👉 Hornets (24:48) 👉 Bulls (30:57) 👉 Cavaliers
MAIL TIME. Our latest jaunt through listener questions covers Jrue Holiday’s playoff struggles, the Milwaukee Bucks’ long-term roster needs, the NBA Finals, Deandre Ayton, a 2018 Re-Draft, the future of the Eastern Conference and MUCH more. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 🔘 Jrue Holiday (1:02)🔘 The Suns! (7:17)🔘 More
MAIL TIME AGAIN. Hardwood Knocks drops our second mailbag of the week to discuss the Hawks-Bucks series immediately following Game 5 and take a look at what Atlanta needs long term to solidify its place as a contender. After that, we get into Dejounte Murray’s