The Indiana Pacers are next up in Hardwood Knocks’ decade-ranking series. There is a consensus No. 1, who will not yet be named, but after him, there’s a lot to debate. How high does Victor Oladipo belong? Is George Hill underrated? Plus, Dan and Adam
Who ordered the single-team deep dives, with extra depth? First, we speak with Indy Cornrows’ Caitlin Cooper (@C2_Cooper) to chat about the Indiana Pacers (3:25 mark). We cover everything from Victor Oladipo’s return and the Domantas Sabonis-Myles Turner partnership, to T.J. Warren’s defense, Malcolm Brogdon’s
Hardwood Knocks’ latest trip around the NBA includes a look at the Nets’ immediate trajectory without Kyrie Irving, Ben Simmons’ injury, the Sixers’ roster construction, Myles Turner’s future in Indiana, Cam Reddish’s latest play, the Lakers’ crunch-time lineups, Anthony Davis’ performance without LeBron James and
Let’s wrap up our Central Division preview, shall we? iTunes | Art19 | Google Play | Spotify @AndrewDBailey |@DanFavale Spreaker | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher In Part 2 of our Central Division shindig, Lazarus Jackson from Blue Wire’s Pistons vs Everybody podcast is back to cannonball into outlooks for the Pistons, Pacers and Bucks. Does Detroit have
Listen to “205 – Caitlin Cooper on the Pacers, Oladipo, Sabonis vs Turner, 2019 Free Agency” on Spreaker. Though the Pacers have dropped two straight to the Rockets and 76ers, they still project as one of the foremost threats in the East. Let’s talk about
This one’s for the kids. Cole Zwicker (@colezwicker), a co-founder and writer for The Stepien (@TheStepien), joins Hardwood Knocks to offer updates on the NBA’s youngsters. And boy, oh boy, do him and Dan Favale cover some ground. Tunes | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher @HardwoodKnocks | @AndrewDBailey | @DanFavale Rookie ladder? Got it. Sophomore
iTunes | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher | Google Play (coming soon) @HardwoodKnocks | @AndrewDBailey | @DanFavale The biggest story of the Indiana Pacers’ 2017 offseason was who they lost. But they’re more than who they don’t have. Sure, Paul George is gone, but there’s still plenty to like from this Myles Turner- and Victor Oladipo-led