MAIL TIME! Our latest listener-directed shindig covers the Atlanta Hawks and New York Knicks first-round series; Julius Randle’s future; John Collins’ free agency; the Lakers-Suns series; Anthony Davis’ injury; LeBron James; a look at how the Milwaukee Bucks stack up against the New York Knicks;
Everyone got their NBA lookahead hats on? Great! The Atlanta Hawks and Memphis Grizzlies are next up under our microscope. First, Dan speaks with The Atlanta Journal Constitution‘s Sarah Spencer (@sarah_k_spence) about everything and anything pertaining to the Hawks (2:31). After that, Sharon Brown (@SharonShyBrown)
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
NBA player agent Todd Ramasar (@tramasar) joins Hardwood Knocks for a deep dive into the present and future of the league, as well as the process of representing and recruiting high-level talent. Dan asks him what it was like to represent Baron Davis when they
Time to revisit 2019 free agency. iTunes | Art19 | Google Play | Spotify @AndrewDBailey |@DanFavale Spreaker | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher | YouTube With the NBA now more than one-quarter of the way through the regular season, it’s a good time to reassess the best contracts signed in free agency. So, um, let’s do that. Hardwood Knocks enlists
NBA Math’s Arjun Baradwaj (@arjunebug21) and Chris Crouse (CW_Crouse) join Hardwood Knocks to talk about everything they learned, saw and heard while attending the 2018 MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference. From NBA playoff realignment and tanking, to potential league expansion and team relocation, to legalized
Nerlens Noel is good…right? Of course! He’s a 23-year-old former top-10 pick who has bounced back from missing his first season with a torn ACL to become a budding defensive force in the NBA. Not really. He can’t stay on the court consistently enough and
The playoffs haven’t been sniffed in five years. Tens of millions of dollars have been spent on disappointing and misfitting players. Coaches have come and gone faster than it takes to ride Space Mountain at Disney World. Impulsive changes were made left and right in