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:
The bracket for the 2020 NBA playoffs set, and boy, is it a doozy. Milwaukee Bucks vs. Orlando Magic. Toronto Raptors vs. Brooklyn Nets. Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers. Indiana Pacers vs. Philadelphia 76ers. Houston Rockets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder. Denver Nuggets vs. Utah Jazz.
The race for the eighth and ninth spots in the Western Conference is pure anarchy. Sure, the Pelicans and Kings are dunzo, but the Grizzlies and Blazers and Suns and Spurs are all giving us reasons to follow along. Dan and Adam breakdown the obstacles
The NBA regular season is about to officially re-begin, and Hardwood Knocks is continuing their look at the biggest question facing every team inside the Disney World campus. We’ve already done the nine Eastern Conference teams, and now, Mo Dakhil (MoDakhil_NBA) from The Athletic and
Dan is joined by Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) to break down all aspects of the NBA’s newly scheduled return once and for all. They offer their impressions of the 22-team bubble in Disney World and then get into the biggest winners and losers of
Who ordered the single-team deep dives, with extra depth? First, we speak with Indy Cornrows’ Caitlin Cooper (@C2_Cooper) to chat about the Indiana Pacers (3:25 mark). We cover everything from Victor Oladipo’s return and the Domantas Sabonis-Myles Turner partnership, to T.J. Warren’s defense, Malcolm Brogdon’s
Welcome to your one-stop shop for all of the Hardwood Knocks podcast’s NBA decade rankings. You’ll be glad you came. Promise. With your help, Dan Favale (@danfavale) and Adam Fromal (@fromal09) are ranking the top 10 players of the decade for EVERY. SINGLE. NBA. TEAM.
MAIL TIME IS BACK, JACK. The latest dive into the minds of our listeners covers Jayson Tatum’s rise to All-NBA territory; why Kemba Walker is a better fit for the Celtics than Kyrie Irving; the budding tension between Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell; a hypothetical