PREDICTIONS TIME. In advance of the 2020-21 NBA regular season, Adam and Dan fill out their way-too-early ballots for Rookie of the Year, Most Improved Player, Executive of the Year, Coach of the year, Defensive Player of the Year, Sixth Man of the Year and
Hardwood Knocks takes a look at the latest 2020-21 NBA season win totals from BetOnline and predicts whether each team will go over or under their projection. Find the full breakdown below: 👉Atlanta Hawks (3:24)👉Boston Celtics (6:01)👉Brooklyn Nets (9:21)👉Charlotte Hornets (12:04)👉Chicago Bulls (14:22)👉Cleveland Cavaliers (18:21)👉Dallas
Tara Bowen-Biggs (@tcbbiggs) from the We Have A Take and Stepback Sisterhood podcasts returns to Hardwood Knocks for a mega-deep dive into the Portland Trail Blazers’ outlook (4:20). After that, Mike Vigil (@protectedpick) and Sam Cooper (scooperhoops) from The Timeline Pod stop by to discuss
The MEGA PODS roll on. Dan is first joined by ESPN 97.5’s Salman Ali (@SalmanAliNBA) to build and analyze SIXTEEN potential James Harden trades (2:45). Seriously. Here are some more timestamps for your convenience: 👉James Harden Trade Ideas↪️Update on the Harden situation in Houston (2:45)↪️Philadelphia
MAIL TIME. Our latest trip down What Listeners Want to Hear Drive has us discussing the impact of Kemba Walker’s absence on the Boston Celtics (3:53); whether the Denver Nuggets should start Michael Porter Jr. (11:15); the idea of playing Zion Williamson at small forward
Happy Thanksgiving—and a merry start to the holiday season—Hardwood Knocks listeners! To get you in the spirit, and to just make sure we never stop talking about basketball, Dan and Adam are rapid-firing off what they’re most thankful for with regards to EVERY. SINGLE. NBA.
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
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