Dan bounces around the entire league for some good ol’ NBA takeaways. Who cares that pretty much every team is only one game into their schedule? He sure doesn’t! This was a fun one, and every batch of takeaways is delivered in roughly 60 seconds
Dan hops on for a solo pod to discuss why he’s picking the Denver Nuggets to win the 2022-23 NBA title. After that, he makes his predictions—complete with a rankings ladder—for who will win Coach of the Year, Sixth Man of the Year, Most Improved
Dan and Grant are back together again to tackle their 2022-23 NBA Western Conference over/under predictions. To answer your question: Yes, we already hate ourselves. As always, we’re trying to factor in every imaginable and the most plausible outcomes for each while hitting these NBA
Dan is joined by Mike Vigil (@protectedpick) from The Timeline Podcast (@TheTimelinePod) for a deep dive into the 2022-23 Phoenix Suns. They tackle…well, they cover EVERYTHING. Robert Sarver, DeAndre Ayton, Jae Crowder trades, the development of Mikal Bridges and Cameron Johnson, Chris Paul’s age, Devin
Hardwood Knocks is rolling out 2022-23 NBA season lookaheads for EVERY. SINGLE. TEAM. You can find them all below as they come out. If this is your first time checking us out, please don’t forget to subscribe on BOTH YouTube and wherever you consume the
Dan is back from vacation and reacting to the latest and most important NBA news items. From Robert Sarver selling the Phoenix Suns to Dennis Schroder’s fit on the Los Angeles Lakers to the impact of injuries to Lonzo Ball, Robert Williams III and Shai
Earlier this summer, Dan polled one expert who covers every NBA team about their biggest ‘What If?!?’ for the franchise. What follows is a mini-pod—a HIGHLY SNACKABLE audio version—of that mega project. Next up: The biggest ‘What If?!?’ moments for the Golden State Warriors, LA
Dan is joined by none other than Adam Fromal (@fromal09) from NBA Math and Sportscasting to power rank every NBA starting backcourt ahead of the 2022-23 season. In Part 2, they’ll begin with their 11TH ranked backcourt and work their way up to No. 1.