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The Knicks are on a 7-game winning streak and are taking the league by storm. The question remains whether they can sustain it into the playoffs and catch up to the Cleveland Cavaliers. We discuss what they've being doing right, whether the Lakers' can make it to the playoffs and which teams have the most on the line if they don't make the playoffs/make a deep run.
With All-Star Weekend approaching, we give our picks for winners of each contest. We'll also discuss potential landing spots for some NBA buyout guys and who's leading the MVP discussion.
With the NBA trade deadline now in the rear view mirror, we look at the Suns with Kevin Durant and Mavericks with Kyrie Irving. We also talk about at the state of the Nets, why the super team didn't work there, LeBron James passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and why the Knicks made a solid deal in getting Josh Hart.
The Knicks suffered another close loss, which begs the question whether they make a big move at the trade deadline. We're joined by Sebs, and we discuss whether OG Anunoby is right move for the Knicks, what's happening to RJ Barrett and who the All-Star reserves will be.
The Lakers finally made a trade (and kept their first round picks) to acquire forward Rui Hachimura from the Wizards. We discuss the trade and whether it makes a difference. We also talk about the Clippers and why its pivotal year for them and their Kawhi experiment, and why they and the Knicks need to make something happen at the trade deadline.
2023 is right around the corner. We're looking at our favorite storylines in the new year, plus we'll discuss Luka Doncic as an MVP candidate, LeBron James' looming exit from Los Angeles and the Knicks' latest.
The Knicks have won five in a row as Julius Randle appears to have regained his former 2020-2021 version of himself. Should the Knicks trade him or continue to embrace him? We discuss this, other NBA players set to be trade targets and the league's renamed awards.
The Knicks appear to have conceded with their experiment with Cam Reddish, despite the young swingman showing flashes of potential. We discuss why it didn't go as planned, and why it could be a good thing. We also talk about the Pelicans' early success, Brittney Griner's release and whether the Heat or Bulls should blow it up.
The Kings are playing well for the first time in recent memory and they've been "lighting up the beam" following their victories. We discuss whether they're playoff-bound, why the Knicks are trying to trade Immanuel Quickley and Anthony Davis looking like he's back.
The Knicks have had two bad losses against the Nets and Thunder recently, and with a mediocre start, reports suggest head coach Tom Thibodeau is on the "warm" seat. We discuss why it could be a good thing. We also talk about the Jazz and Blazers' nice starts to the season and why the Lakers are in trouble.
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