No one can beat the New York Knicks best and most realistic trade package for Donovan Mitchell. But the Toronto Raptors feel like they can come pretty close WITHOUT dealing Scottie Barnes. The question: Should the Raptors even consider engaging the Utah Jazz? Stick with
Dan reacts to RJ Barrett signing a four-year, $120 million extension with the New York Knicks. Is RJ worth this much? And does his extension actually cost the Knicks a Donovan Mitchell trade? LET’S FIND OUT. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 0:30 – INTRO2:45 – Is RJ Barrett worth
Dan dives into the latest Kevin Durant trade rumors and Donovan Mitchell update. Are the Memphis Grizzlies a threat to get KD? Are the Knicks and Jazz getting closer on their own blockbuster trade? TIMESTAMPS BELOW⬇️ 0:30 – INTRO1:12 – Grizzlies and Kevin Durant11:58 –
MAIL TIME. AGAIN. This latest batch of question is THERMONUCLEAR AF…AND THEN SOME. We begin by talking about Donovan Mitchell trades as well as the Utah Jazz’s future. After that, we delve into some Detroit Pistons analysis, take a look at the potential for NBA
MAIL TIME. In this latest dive into questions from our Discord users, Dan tackles an interesting thought exercise: Should the Celtics and Pelicans consider a Brandon Ingram for Jaylen Green Trade? Aside from that, Dan gets into Wendell Carter Jr.’s potentially All-Star ceiling, the fate
Donovan Mitchell trade rumors are heating up!…LOLOLOL JUST KIDDING! Donovan Mitchell trade rumors are actually kind of lame at the moment. Dan gets into the report that the Charlotte Hornets and Washington Wizards want a crack at Mitchell. After breaking down the best offers each
MAIL TIME. Dan answers listener questions about the fit between Rudy Gobert and Karl-Anthony Towns on the Minnesota Timberwolves and the dynamic between Trae Young and Dejounte Murray for the Atlanta Hawks. After that, he covers the best way to evaluate offseason developments, the Boston
Hardwood Knocks reacts to the latest NBA trade rumors, including rumblings on Donovan Mitchell to the Miami Heat, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving staying in Brooklyn, Russell Westbrook and the New York Knicks, Julius Randle to the Los Angeles Lakers, Scottie Barnes and the Toronto