Dan is joined by Chris Crouse (@NBACrouse) from FortyEightMinutes (@FortyEightMins) to discuss all things Philadelphia 76ers and Washington Wizards in advance of the 2021 NBA trade deadline. TIMESTAMPS ⬇️ 👉Washington Wizards (7:47)👉Philadelphia 76ers (40:42) iTunes | Google Podcasts | Spotify @fromal09 |@danfavale Stitcher | YouTube
Houston, we have a trade…featuring Houston. Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) joins Dan to break down every element of the Russell Westbrook-for-John Wall trade between the Rockets and Washington Wizards. Find team-centric timestamps below for your convenience: 👉John Wall’s fit on the Rockets (1:50)👉Russell Westbrook’s
The NBA transaction window has opened with a BANG. Adam and Dan dive into the impact that the Chris Paul trade has on the Suns, Thunder and rest of the Western Conference (3:30) before cannonballing into hypothetical trades that get James Harden off the Houston
Winter is coming, but NBA rumor season is already here. On this episode of Hardwood Knocks, we dive deep into the bowels of what’s going on with the Houston Rockets, James Harden and Russell Westbrook while also conjuring up trades galore for the rest of
Hardwood Knocks taps Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (gt_hughes) to discuss the latest NBA playoffs takeaways and rumors. First, he and Dan offer their thoughts on the Miami Heat-Boston Celtics series (3:28). Then, it’s on to the Lakers-Nuggets (24:03). From there, they ponder whether Anthony Davis
Dan is once again joined by Mo Dakhil (MoDakhil_NBA) from The Athletic and Bleacher Report wrap up their discussion on the biggest question facing every Western Conference team at Disney World. This episode features mega deep dives on the Lakers, Clippers, Nuggets, Jazz, Thunder and
Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes (@gt_hughes) joins Hardwood Knocks to throw hedging out the window. He and Dan exchange hard, potentially unpopular NBA truths that they genuinely believe. Think of this as spicy-to-hot takes rebranded, with more nuance and context than the average molten opinion. Let
The Houston Rockets are next up in Hardwood Knocks’ decade-ranking series, and sheesh, are they a doozy. Plenty of good players have suited up for them over the past 10 years, owed in no small part to Daryl Morey’s penchant for wheeling and dealing. And