Tara Bowen-Biggs (@tcbbiggs) from the We Have A Take and Stepback Sisterhood podcasts returns to Hardwood Knocks to discuss the Portland Trail Blazers’ complicated offseason and the terrible start to which it’s off. First, Tara and Dan talk about the decision to hire Chauncey Billups,
Hardwood Knocks tackles the fallout from the Philadelphia 76ers’ epic collapse(s) against the Atlanta Hawks; asks whether a Ben Simmons trade is inevitable; discusses the injuries to Kawhi Leonard and Mike Conley; breaks down the impact of Chris Paul entering the NBA’s health and safety
It’s NBA awards time! With the regular season officially in the books, Adam and Dan go through their final picks—not to be confused with predictions—for MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Most Improved Player, Sixth Man of the Year, Coach of
Dan is joined by Chris Crouse (@NBACrouse) from FortyEightMinutes (@FortyEightMins) to discuss all things Philadelphia 76ers and Washington Wizards in advance of the 2021 NBA trade deadline. TIMESTAMPS ⬇️ 👉Washington Wizards (7:47)👉Philadelphia 76ers (40:42) iTunes | Google Podcasts | Spotify @fromal09 |@danfavale Stitcher | YouTube
The NBA transaction window has opened with a BANG. Adam and Dan dive into the impact that the Chris Paul trade has on the Suns, Thunder and rest of the Western Conference (3:30) before cannonballing into hypothetical trades that get James Harden off the Houston
MEGA-EPISODE ALERT. To start, Dan and Adam discuss the implications of Daryl Morey joining the Philadelphia 76ers, including how the move impacts Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid, Al Horford and Tobias Harris. They also propose trades GALORE. From there, they touch upon the Rockets’ future after
Hardwood Knocks raps about the state of the NBA Finals following the Miami Heat’s Game 3 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers (2:03) and then proposes some Buddy Hield trades on the heels of the report that he’s not all that happy with the Sacramento
Adam and Dan go into the weeds previewing and predicting the NBA Finals matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat (3:38), while also determining whether LeBron James is still the league’s best player with room to spare (24:06). After that, they analyze