Dan is joined by The NBA Podcast‘s Bryan Toporek (@btoporek) for part one of a three-part deep dive into the 2022 NBA playoffs. In this episode, they analyze the Milwaukee Bucks vs. Chicago Bulls, Memphis Grizzlies vs. Minnesota Timberwolves and Dallas Mavericks vs. Utah Jazz
Awards season is rolling onward at Hardwood Knocks, and the 2021-22 All-NBA teams are next up on the docket. Adam and Dan break down their 15 picks across the All-NBA First, Second and Third teams while also dissecting their biggest hangups, including whether to include
It’s NBA awards season, and Hardwood Knocks have the goods. Adam and Dan get together to deliver their official ballots for MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Most Improved Player, Sixth Man of the Year, Coach of the Year and Executive
Tyler Herro or Jordan Poole? Tyrese Maxey or Tyrese Haliburton? Cade Cunningham, Evan Mobley or Scottie Barnes? Denver Nuggets or LA Clippers Adam and Dan tackle these NBA ‘WHO YA GOT?!?’ scenarios—and more! TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 🔘Intro (0:52)🔘Shai Gilgeous-Alexander vs. Tyrese Haliburton (2:41)🔘Tyrese Haliburton vs. Tyrese Maxey
RANKINGS TIME. Major shoutout to Charles (@charles_swann_) for DMing us a question that inspired an entire podcast. And so, Adam and Dan will be ranking the NBA’s top 10 players under 25 by career outlook…with a small twist. First, however, we’ll begin by talking about
MAIL TIME. But first: A TRADE. Adam and Dan break down every angle of the Atlanta Hawks sending Cam Reddish to the New York Knicks. After that, they belly flop into a mailbag that covers the Memphis Grizzlies’ ascent and playoff stock; the NBA’s best
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
It’s time for our second annual NBA ‘Truth or Trash?!?’ Sure, it’s basically rebranded ‘Fact or Fiction,” but who cares? Dan is joined by Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) to discuss a bunch of surprising early-season trends and whether they should be viewed as new