MAIL TIME. Our latest dive into listener questions covers Scottie Barnes’ Rookie of the Year candidacy; Bam Adebayo’s Defensive Player of the Year stock; Tyler Herro’s value, potential suitors for an Anthony Davis trade this summer; the Utah Jazz’s future if they lose in the
Adam and Dan build their NBA awards ladders now that every team has played around 10 games for the season. Please note these are not meant to be predictions, but more of a snapshot of where the awards races stands if the 2021-22 campaign ended
Adam and Dan zoom out on the 2021 NBA playoffs with some big-picture takeaways for the Los Angeles Clippers, Ty Lue, Paul George and Kawhi Leonard; Dallas Mavericks; New York Knicks; Atlanta Hawks and Trae Young; Boston Celtics; Milwaukee Bucks; and Miami Heat, Bam Adebayo,
Dan and Adam drop their officially official All-NBA and All Defense picks. Officially. And let’s just say, some tough cuts were made. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 🔘 All-Defense First Team (4:40)🔘 All-Defense Second Team (8:44)🔘 All-NBA First Team (18:30)🔘 All-NBA Second Team (20:04)🔘 All-NBA Third Team – Guards
Adam and Dan rank the future outlooks for all seven NBA teams with sub-1 percent chances of making the playoffs this year: Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons, Houston Rockets, Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder, Orlando Magic and Sacramento Kings. After that, they answer questions from listeners
MAIL TIME. Our first mailbag on the Locker Room app covers a LOT of ground. Dan and Adam are talking Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks, RJ Barrett, Miami Heat, Bam Adebayo, Jimmy Butler, Sacramento Kings, Atlanta Hawks, Travis Schlenk, Nikola Jokic, Chris Paul and
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
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