NBA free agency and the offseason at large are officially old enough to roll out our winners, losers and TBDs. From the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics, to the New York Knicks and Golden State Warriors, to the Milwaukee Bucks and Houston Rockets, to
The NBA transaction window has opened with a BANG. Adam and Dan dive into the impact that the Chris Paul trade has on the Suns, Thunder and rest of the Western Conference (3:30) before cannonballing into hypothetical trades that get James Harden off the Houston
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 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
MAIL TIME is back at Hardwood Knocks. You asked the questions; Adam and Dan provided the answers. But first, we have some current events to tackle: Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future, Billy Donovan’s firing, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s direction and many, many Chris Paul trades. After that,
Around the NBA playoffs we go! Hardwood Knocks discusses the future of the Utah Jazz following their first-round loss to the Denver Nuggets. After that, it’s on to our Nuggets-Los Angeles Clippers preview. From there, we talk about the potential fallout of the Houston Rockets
The 2020 NBA playoffs have given us an actual sample size, which means it’s a good time to go through out major takeaways, both big and small, for every team—including eliminated ones. You’re welcome, Sixers fans. For your listening convenience, here’s our breakdown: Sixers-Celtics (4:30)Nets-Raptors: