MAIL TIME. This week, your questions take us on a journey that visits the Toronto Raptors, New York Knicks, Charlotte Hornets, Indiana Pacers, Detroit Pistons, Miami Heat, Joel Embiid, Jimmy Butler, the competitive balance between the East and West and the most underrated two-way players
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 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
Another mega-loaded episode is here! We start off analyzing the outlook of the NBA Finals: What’s the impact of the Goran Dragic injury on the Miami Heat? Should we be concerned about Bam Adebayo? How can Miami come back? Are LeBron James, Anthony Davis and
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
Adam and Dan bid farewell to the Los Angeles Clippers by dissecting their future outlook. After that’s, it’s on to our Los Angeles Lakers-Denver Nuggets Western Conference Finals preview. And then, it’s…MAIL TIME. This week’s mailbag, driven by YOU, takes us through Jamal Murray’s rise,
Adam and Dan hedge like whoa as they break down the impending Game 7 between the Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets (3:45). They also try to figure out what happens should the Clippers actually lose (17:45). Would Montrezl Harrell be a goner? Would they
Our decade-rankings series continues with the Minnesota Timberwolves. As a brief refresher, Adam, Dan and any listeners kind enough to fill out the survey have ranked their top 10 most impactful Wolves since the 2010-11 season. These, in turn, will give us a cumulative top