Adam and Dan drop their bubble-award picks across 15 different categories. You read that correctly. Fifteen! We’re going through the usual hardware—Rookie of the Bubble, MVP, MIP, Coach of the Bubble, All-Bubble Teams—but we’re also journeying off the beaten path to discuss categories we created.
NBA basketball is back, which means it’s time for one of those trademarked, ultra-packed episodes of Hardwood Knocks. Adam and Dan first discuss their observations, both big picture and immediate, from the play so far at Disney World. After that, they talk about the uncertain
Regular-season NBA basketball is fast-approaching. Like, it actually seems as if it’s going to happen. Really, truly, actually going to happen. Which means it’s Disney World primer time. Over the next two podcasts, we’ll be asking and analyzing the biggest question facing every NBA team
Hardwood Knocks delivers and breaks down their picks for all the major 2019-20 NBA awards: MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, Sixth Man of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Executive of the Year and Coach of the Year. Just as a
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
Hardwood Knocks is joined by Yasmin (@carmelohdrama), a co-host of the Dishes & Dimes podcast and the author of The Neon Playbook journal, to talk about the latest in NBA bubble happenings, player archetypes and all things Raptors, including: Pascal Siakam vs. Jayson Tatum, OG
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.
NBA player agent Todd Ramasar (@tramasar) joins Hardwood Knocks for a deep dive into the present and future of the league, as well as the process of representing and recruiting high-level talent. Dan asks him what it was like to represent Baron Davis when they