Adam and Dan rank the future outlooks for all seven NBA teams with sub-1 percent chances of making the playoffs this year: Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons, Houston Rockets, Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder, Orlando Magic and Sacramento Kings. After that, they answer questions from listeners
Adam and Dan collectively re-draft the 2020 NBA lottery, and woo boy, do things start to get interesting after LaMelo Ball. Let us know what you think about our do-over picks! iTunes | Google Podcasts | Spotify @fromal09 |@danfavale | @The_Sports_Math Stitcher | YouTube | Simplecast
MAIL TIME! This latest trip down What Listeners Asked Us Lane covers injuries to LeBron James and LaMelo Ball, Victor Oladipo’s market value, the Toronto Raptors’ center position, the MVP race, Zach LaVine’s future and NBA trade deadline needs for the Boston Celtics, Los Angeles
LOADED POCAST ALERT. First, we propose some NBA trade ideas for the Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns, Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks, Utah Jazz and others. Then, we take listener questions on the Warriors, Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball, RJ Barrett and
Adam and Dan briefly discuss how the 2020-21 NBA season is now being impacted by COVID-19 before offering a stock report for every single lottery pick from the 2020 NBA draft, along with some later selections that have caught our eye. Timestamps below: 👉The NBA
Merry Christmas Eve! Adam Spinella (@Spinella14) from Celtics Blog drops by to predict which NBA rookies will lead in certain stat categories, win Rookie of the Year and have the better career (2:33). After that, Lazarus Jackson (@lazchance) from the Pistons vs. Everybody podcast rolls
PREDICTIONS TIME. In advance of the 2020-21 NBA regular season, Adam and Dan fill out their way-too-early ballots for Rookie of the Year, Most Improved Player, Executive of the Year, Coach of the year, Defensive Player of the Year, Sixth Man of the Year and
Keith Smith (@KeithSmithNBA) from Yahoo Sports and RealGM joins the pod to break down larger, league-wide implications of James Harden’s trade request, and to offer some dark horse landing spots should he get moved (2:29). After that, he and Dan take a thorough look at