MAIL TIME, PART 1! In the first mailbag for the 2022-23 NBA season, Dan tackles questions that cover the future of the Phoenix Suns and Devin Booker without Chris Paul, his own personal logo and mascot rankings, player evaluation and, of course, Russell Westbrook trade
Dan and Grant reconvene for an annual tradition unlike any other: NBA ‘Truth or Trash?!’ Sure, some might call this rebranded ‘Fact or Fiction?’ But those people suck. ‘Truth or Trash?!’ is super creative and unique and something no one else has ever thought to
Dan is joined by Jabari Ali Davis (@JabariDavisNBA) from the Miles and Jack Got Mad Boosties (@MadBoosties) and NBA Finals File podcasts for a deep dive into the 2022-23 Los Angeles Lakers. They discuss Russell Westbrook, his role and the potential for a trade. After
Dan is joined by Paul Garcia (@PaulGarciaNBA) from Project Spurs and Spurscast (@TheSpurscast) for a deep dive into the 2022-23 San Antonio Spurs. They talk about the organization’s decision to really rebuild, the development of Devin Vassell and Josh Primo, Keldon Johnson’s trajectory, rookie-year expectations
MAIL TIME. Dan offers his answers to listener questions that run the gamut of the NBA. We’re talking Donovan Mitchell, Kevin Durant’s trade request, RJ Barrett and his ceiling, teams ready to make the leap in 2022-23 and SO. MUCH. MORE. TIMESTAMPS BELOW⬇️ 0:30 –
Hardwood Knocks reacts to the latest NBA trade rumors, including rumblings on Donovan Mitchell to the Miami Heat, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving staying in Brooklyn, Russell Westbrook and the New York Knicks, Julius Randle to the Los Angeles Lakers, Scottie Barnes and the Toronto
Dan gives his thoughts on why the Russell Westbrook discourse and the Los Angeles Lakers blame game have become ultra-cringey. After that, it’s on to some NBA teams that should consider facilitating a Westbrook trade. TIMESTAMPS⬇️ 0:30 – Intro 1:53 – The Russell Westbrook Discourse/Lakers
Dan is joined by Jason Maples (@JJMaples55_MST) from the Temple of Hoop podcast to discuss teams that intrigue us ahead of the 2022 NBA playoffs—for both better and worse. We dive deep into the New Orleans Pelicans’ performance with CJ McCollum, Brandon Ingram’s growth and