Dan is joined by Kristian Winfield (@Krisplashed) from the New York Daily News and Uninterrupted’s Certified Buckets show for a deeeeep dive into the Brooklyn Nets ahead of the 2021-22 NBA season. Their discussion covers the Kyrie Irving situation, how his absence would impact the
Hardwood Knocks rolls out the first installment of a new series. Over the next few weeks and months, we will be ranking the top 10 players of the decade for each and every team with NBA Math’s Adam Fromal (@fromal09). First up: The Atlanta Hawks!
Let’s talk some NBA offseason, shall we? With the NBA coming out of the All-Star break, Hardwood Knocks sizes up the most attractive free-agency destinations ahead of this summer. We have separated teams into three subsections: Max- and Maxish-Space Teams, Projected Taxpayers and Non-Taxpayers. In
It’s off to the Denver Nuggets we go. iTunes | Art19 | Google Play | Spotify Spreaker | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher @HardwoodKnocks | @AndrewDBailey | @DanFavale After winning 54 games, earning the West’s No. 2 seed and finishing one victory shy of a Conference Finals birth, where do the Nuggets go from here? Adam Mares (@Adam_Mares) from Denver Stiffs
Hardwood Knocks discusses Kevin Durant’s latest injury update, and whether the Warriors’ performance in his absence will impact his free-agency decision. Then it’s on to Jimmy Butler’s Instagram. And after that, it’s…MAIL TIME. iTunes | Art19 | Google Play | Spotify Spreaker | BlogTalkRadio | Stitcher @HardwoodKnocks | @AndrewDBailey | @DanFavale Since it’s been a minute since our last
Things are looking up in the Mile High City. After going 40-42 and missing the Western Conference playoffs by a single game, the Denver Nuggets added prized free agent Paul Millsap to the mix. The team utilized a three-team trade with the Los Angeles Clippers
Power forwards didn’t always have to space the floor. Believe it or not, back-to-the-basket moves once reigned supreme. Just over a decade ago, while Dirk Nowitzki was coming into his own, beasts such as Elton Brand and a young Kevin Garnett ruled the hardwood. Before
The 1990s and 2000s were riddled with dominant power forwards. Karl Malone, Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett represented the archetypal 4: a dominant big who could score in myriad ways and stall an offense with his impeccable defense. However, another future Hall of Famer broke