To the NBA trade machine! Dan and Adam rank the likelihood of Bradley Beal, Jrue Holiday, Chris Paul and Victor Oladipo getting dealt (5:33). After that, they propose a crap ton of Holiday trades following the news that the New Orleans Pelicans are shopping him
Adam and Dan discuss the ramifications and logistics of the NBA targeting a December 22nd start date for the 2020-21 season (1:51). After that, they go through the top 10 franchises of the decade (18:19), as determined by NBA Math’s rolling team writing, to see
Adam and Dan assess the importance of LeBron James’ championship as it pertains to the Michael Jordan debate and discuss how it impacts the Los Angeles Lakers’ future (2:10). After that, they discuss the timeline for the start of next season (15:58). From there, it’s
Adam and Dan discuss what, if anything, the Miami Heat can do to come back from their 3-1 NBA Finals deficit at the hands of the Los Angeles Lakers before going into how a title would impact the legacies of both LeBron James and Anthony
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
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
We have another loaded episode for ya! First, we go through a mailbag that tackles the state of the Nuggets-Lakers series, the Celtics’ chances against the Heat, the Sixers’ reported thirst for James Harden, Jaylen Brown’s value, Tyler Herro’s explosion and much more. After that,
Hardwood Knocks taps Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (gt_hughes) to discuss the latest NBA playoffs takeaways and rumors. First, he and Dan offer their thoughts on the Miami Heat-Boston Celtics series (3:28). Then, it’s on to the Lakers-Nuggets (24:03). From there, they ponder whether Anthony Davis