Dan is joined by Allana Tachauer (@AllanaTachauer) from Five Reasons Sports to cannonball into the 2022-23 Miami Heat. They discuss the Tyler Herro extension and his development, the next step for Bam Adebayo, P.J. Tucker’s departure, Victor Oladipo’s role, Jimmy Butler, the rotation, trade targets
MAIL TIME! This latest trip down What Listeners Asked Us Lane covers injuries to LeBron James and LaMelo Ball, Victor Oladipo’s market value, the Toronto Raptors’ center position, the MVP race, Zach LaVine’s future and NBA trade deadline needs for the Boston Celtics, Los Angeles
Not sure if you’ve heard, but James Harden is now a member of the Brooklyn Nets. In a four-team blockbuster that also involved the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers and Houston Rockets, the perennial MVP candidate will be joining Kevin Durant and, we think, Kyrie Irving
The ever-fantastic Caitlin Coper (@C2_Cooper) from Indy Cornrows joins Dan to cannonball into the Indiana Pacers’ short- and long-term outlook 2:33), including the futures of Victor Oladipo and Myles Turner. After that, Seth Rosenthal (@seth_rosenthal) from SB Nation’s Secret Base joins the pod for an
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
To the NBA trade machine! Dan and Adam rank the likelihood of Bradley Beal, Jrue Holiday, Chris Paul and Victor Oladipo getting dealt (5:33). After that, they propose a crap ton of Holiday trades following the news that the New Orleans Pelicans are shopping him
Kristian Winfield (@krisplashed) from the New York Daily News joins Dan to discuss all angles the of racial disparity in the NBA’s head coaching and executive hires (6:40), with Steve Nash’s first-time gig as the impetus (14:43). After that, it’s a full-on Brooklyn Nets lookahead
Adam and Dan go into the weeds previewing and predicting the NBA Finals matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat (3:38), while also determining whether LeBron James is still the league’s best player with room to spare (24:06). After that, they analyze