Dan and Grant reconvene for Part 2 of our epic three-part mailbag. (FIND PART 1 HERE!) This batch of questions sees us tackling the value of Kyrie Irving to the Nets; whether the Lakers and Clippers should regret their superstar trades from a few years
Dan reacts to some of the latest trade rumors surrounding John Collins, Jae Crowder and the Phoenix Suns and the New York Knicks and Immanuel Quickley. He also discusses his favorite trade target for Phoenix. Finally, he wraps up reacting to Zach Buckley’s biggest surprise
Dan and Grant convene for Part 1 of a four-part series in which they thoroughly discuss their biggest question for every NBA team so far through the first portion of the 2022-23 season. First up: The Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets,
Dan and Grant are back with Part 2 of NBA ‘Peace or Panic?!’ Be sure to check out Part 1 here. In this round of ‘Peace or Panic?!,’ we’re discussing the workload Luka Doncic shoulders for the Dallas Mavericks, the urgency meter for the Golden
Dan unpacks the fallout of the Cam Johnson injury for the Phoenix Suns. Then, he reacts to the “rumor” that the Los Angeles Lakers might be up trading Anthony Davis. After that, he delves into his early impressions of the Trae Young and Dejounte Murray
Dan gives his opinion on some of the latest NBA news, including the Josh Primo situation, Kyrie Irving’s latest foray into harmful misinformation and Myles Turner speaking about potentially getting traded to the Los Angeles Lakers. After that, it’s time for a much-too-early 2022-23 NBA
Dan delves into the issues plaguing the Los Angeles Lakers and who’s most to blame. Are they taking LeBron James for granted? Is this his fault? Should they trade Russell Westbrook already? After that, it’s on to the Brooklyn Nets, who have a Ben Simmons
MAIL TIME, PART 1! In the first mailbag for the 2022-23 NBA season, Dan tackles questions that cover the future of the Phoenix Suns and Devin Booker without Chris Paul, his own personal logo and mascot rankings, player evaluation and, of course, Russell Westbrook trade