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
MAIL TIME. Dan offers his answers to listener questions that run the gamut of the NBA. We’re talking Donovan Mitchell, Kevin Durant’s trade request, RJ Barrett and his ceiling, teams ready to make the leap in 2022-23 and SO. MUCH. MORE. TIMESTAMPS BELOW⬇️ 0:30 –
The Boston Celtics have entered the Kevin Durant sweepstakes, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Should they trade Jaylen Brown (plus salary) and multiple picks for KD? Is this report just an attempt to drive up bids to the Brooklyn Nets from other NBA teams? If
Dan debuts ‘ONE QUESTION.’ This will hopefully be a keeper installment in which all of us, as a family, ruminate on a subject he is thinking about/discussing with someone else or has been posed by one of you loyal listeners. First up on the agenda:
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
Dan discusses Deandre Ayton returning to Phoenix, the Suns’ chances of a Kevin Durant trade, the future of the Indiana Pacers and whether the New York Knicks should go all in on a Donovan Mitchell trade. TIMESTAMPS BELOW⬇️ 0:30 – INTRO2:17 – Deandre Ayton Restricted
MAIL TIME. You asked. Dan answered. This trip down Listeners Rock Forever Lane covers Kevin Durant trades, the Phoenix Suns’ best KD package without Mikal Bridges, the Denver Nuggets’ 2022 NBA title odds, how the Utah Jazz can build around Donovan Mitchell, whether the Association
Dan reacts to Kevin Durant trade rumors after he requested to be moved from the Brooklyn Nets and comes up with a bunch of fake deals and landing spots, an exercise that includes the Toronto Raptors, New Orleans Pelicans, Phoenix Suns, Miami Heat, Atlanta Hawks,