We go deep into the winners, losers and everyone in between from the NBA trade deadline. The roundtable assembles, with Harrison, Brandon and Duane Watson joining me to break it all down, and to share a few laughs.

Going solo this week, I look at Tristan Thompson as a piece of a team, the inevitability of a Norm Powell trade and what the Lakers might do without LeBron.

All star break is done, so Harrison is back in the cohosting chair to talk about what to do about Kyle Lowry, the buy out market and who has let us down with their performance this year.

National broadcaster Ashley Docking joins the show to talk about Steady Freddy not going to the ASG, whether the Jazz are legit contenders & are we heading to another bubble for the playoffs?

Brandon is back and throwing daggers as we look at the long term viability of the Raps playing small, the issues with a team we both had as serious contenders in the Celtics and then we look at our fave role players across the league.

Brandon is back and we talk the future of Masai and Kyle. Then we get into whether or not Cleveland and Houston should try and shoot for the playoffs. We finish things off with a new game called Buy or Sell about 5 guys who are rumoured to be on the block.

Harrison is back! We go deep on whether the Raps should be in on Zach Lavine, why the f**k there is an all-star super-spreader, er, game & which coaches will be hitting up indeed.com in the near future.

This week it’s solo time as I deep dive into these 3: 1) Almost 1/4 of the season, which players are your leaders for MVP, MIP and Defensive Player?

2) Is Covid protocol hurting the integrity of the season?

3) At which point do the Raptors make a call on going for the playoffs or focus on development?

Brando is back and we break down the massive Harden trade, the stars who might be next to “Get Me Out” and then take a good look at the notion of tanking.

This week Neighbor Brando is back in the chair as we talk all about Pascal Siakam's regression, which teams are early surprises and should the NBA embrace its role as a leader for social change?