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  • 2026-27 Season, NBA Schedule Release


    Intro (00:00 - 00:53)

    Preview of this 2026-27 NBA schedule episode (00:54 - 01:35)

     

    Training camp opens 9/24 (01:36 -  01:49)

    Preseason games, including international games in Canada & China (01:50 - 04:11)

    Opening week starting October 20 thru October 25 (04:12 - 14:13)

    NBA national TV schedule each week involving ABC/ESPN, NBC/Peacock, NBC Sports Network & Amazon Prime (14:14 - 16:17)

    No games on Election Day (16:18 - 16:44)

    Emirates NBA Cup In-season tournament begins October 30 thru November 27 (16:45 - 18:26)

    Christmas Day with 5 games on the slate (18:27 - 21:00)

    MLK Day, including 4 national games (21:01 - 23:13)

    Trade deadline set for February 11 (23:14 - 23:44)

    President Day with 4 nationally televised games (23:45 - 25:10)

    All Star Weekend from February 19 thru February 21 (25:11 - 26:32)

    International games in Mexico City & Paris as well as Manchester, England (26:33 - 27:41)

    Teams with the highest amount of national games all the way down to the Cleveland Cavaliers with 17 (27:42 - 32:17)

    Teams with 11 nationally televised games and lower (32:18 - 38:03)


    New York Knicks' national games, back to back games, 4 home stands & 3 major road trips (38:04 - 41:08)

    To those who want to take issue with the "soft scheduling" for the Philadelphia 76ers (41:09 - 42:13)

    Episode wrap-up & call to action (42:14 - 43:54)   

     

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    44 min
  • 2026 WNBA Season: Trade Deadline Moves, Team USA Roster & Sophie Runs His Mouth


    Intro (00:00 - 01:04)

    Preview of this WNBA latest news episode (01:05 - 02:26)

     

    Trade deadline passed on 8/2 (02:27 - 02:37)

    Kelsey Plum traded from the Los Angeles Sparks to the Phoenix Mercury (02:38 - 07:49)

    Aneesah Morrow heads to the Toronto Tempo after being dealt by the Connecticut Sun (07:50 - 10:23)

    Betnijah Laney-Hamilton released by the New York Liberty; gets claimed off waivers by the Washington Mystics (10:24 - 21:04)

     

    Announcement of Team USA roster for the World Cup (21:05 - 23:32)

    Notable snubs not making it onto Team USA (23:33 - 27:20)

    Schedule for Team USA's games in the World Cup (27:21 - 28:40)

    My shout-out to Kayla McBride for breaking the record for most 3 point goals in a game with 10 (28:41 - 29:45)


    The genesis of Sophie Cunningham's stance on biological men & trans athletes playing women's sports which stemmed from comments of Michael Porter Jr about HS & 8th graders being able to beat WNBA players (29:46 - 33:04)

    Sophie reiterates his stance at the NBA All Star Weekend in February & gets asked about it again at the WNBA All Star Weekend in July (33:05 - 34:59)

    The fallout from Sophie's comments (35:00 - 36:12)

    My take on what was said by Sophie & the evidence that refutes this "hot button" topic (36:13 - 41:51)

    The myths about trans athletes vs women athletes (41:52 - 49:40)

    A movement that is happening in which the goal is to cripple the WNBA (49:41 - 51:54)

    My final word on the Sophie comments (51:55 - 52:33)

     

    Call to action (52:34 - 53:48)

     

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    54 min
  • 2026 Season: Lebron Goes to Philly, Cathy Speaks & More News

     

    Intro (00:00 - 00:54)

    Preview of this NBA/WNBA latest news episode (00:55 - 01:26)

     

    WNBA:

    Mentioning Bridget Pettis' book, Journey to Freedom (01:55 - 02:13)

    All Star Weekend in Chicago without representation from the current team (02:14 - 05:12)

    Cathy Engelbert gives her State of the WNBA press conference prior to the All Star Game (05:03 - 13:39)

     

    NBA:

    Lebron James decides to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers (13:40 - 20:43)

    Reactions to Lebron heading to Philly (20:40 - 26:35)

    Reminiscent of the Los Angeles Lakers when they added Karl Malone & Gary Payton to a team that already had Shaq & Kobe (26:36 - 27:44)

    My take on Philly signing Lebron (27:45 - 30:05)

    Fallout for the Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat & Cleveland Cavaliers in the aftermath of Lebron going to the 76ers (30:06 - 39:04)

    The Kawhi Leonard contract probe by the league could extend beyond the start of the season (39:05 - 40:13)

    Boston Celtics sign Jordan Walsh to a 3 year, $15M contract extension (40:14 - 40:37)

    Gary Trent Jr stays in Milwaukee with the Bucks on a 4 year, $64M deal (40:38 - 40:55)

    Victor Wembanyama signs a rookie contract extension for 5 years, $252M & saves the San Antonio Spurs $50M over the next 5 years (40:56 - 41:24)

    Denver Nuggets match Spencer Jones' offer sheet given to him by the Oklahoma City Thunder, thus putting them in jeopardy of losing out on resigning Peyton Watson (41:25 - 43:28)

     

    Call to action (43:29 - 44:57)


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    45 min
  • 2026 WNBA All Star Weekend Review

    Intro (00:00 - 00:41)

    Preview of this WNBA All Star weekend review episode (00:42 - 01:48)


    Thursday, July 23

    Attended the Bridget Pettis Networking Fundraiser where both Rushia Brown & Coach Fred Williams was honored (01:49 - 06:22)

     

    Friday, July 24

    Boat tour along the Chicago River (06:23 - 07:18)

    WNBA Live (07:18 - 10:33)

    Shooting Stars (10:34 - 15:07)

    3 Point Shootout (15:08 - 19:48)


    Saturday, July 25

    Visited the Obama Presidential Center (19:49 - 21:42)

    WNBA All Star Game breakdown (21:43 - 34:35)


    My takeaways about the All Star Game

    Set an attendance record with 19,783 (34:36 - 36:10)

    During the Studbudz' live stream, Jonquel Jones reveals to Courtney Williams that the Minnesota Lynx should've won the championship in 2024 (34:10 - 37:52)

    Branding opportunity for the players including Caitlin Clark's Nike signature shoe, Angel Reese's Barbie Doll & Marina Mabrey in a barista role (37:53 - 39:50)

    Some players made note of the game needing to be more competitive (39:51 - 40:53)

    Sophie Cunningham speaks out about trans athletes in women's sports (40:54 - 43:38)



    Call to action (43:39 - 45:04)

     

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    46 min
  • 2026 WNBA All Star Preview Plus More News


    Intro (00:00 - 01:03)

    Preview of the 2025 WNBA All Star preview episode (01:04 - 02:08)


    The draft for Team Coop and Team T-Spoon (02:09 - 03:13)

    Paige Bueckers assigned to Team Coop & Caitlin Clark gets assigned to Team T-Spoon (03:14 - 04:02)

    The rest of the All Star starters: A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Olivia Miles, Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston, Natasha Howard, Jessica Shepard & Gabby Williams (04:03 - 05:51)

    All Star reserves: Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard, Marina Mabrey, Allisha Gray, Dominique Malonga, Jonquel Jones, Kelsey Plum, Courtney Williams, Kiki Iriafen, Sonia Cintron & Nneka Ogwumike (05:52 - 08:43)

    Becky Hammon as coach of Team Coop while Cheryl Reeve coaches Team T-Spoon (08:41 - 11:04)

    My thoughts on Team Coop & Team Phee (11:05 - 12:37)


    3 Point Contest participants: Bridget Carleton, Azzi Fudd, Natisha Hiedeman, Rhyne Howard, Marina Mabrey & Janelle Saluan (12:38 - 14:05)

    Players who declined invitations: Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu & Kayla McBride (14:06 - 15:50)

    Snubs for the 3 Point Contest: Kelsey Mitchell, Jonquel Jones & Jackie Young (15:51 - 16:41)


    No participants yet for the Shooting Stars competition & my thoughts to the league office about selecting participants overall (16:42 - 18:39)


    Injury news & updates on Paige Bueckers, Nneka Ogwumike, Angel Reese & Napheesa Collier (18:40 - 23:00)



    Chelsea Gray exposed a racist message she received via her direct messaging after a game between the Las Vegas Aces & the Indiana Fever (23:01 - 37:09)

    Caitlin Clark in another play against Golden State Valkyries player Kiah Stokes (37:10 - 39:17)

    Those who say Caitlin Clark needs some weight training in order to withstand the physical play in the league (39:18 - 41:05)


    Coach Sandy Brondello gets caught on a hot mic saying that Angel Reese is a "protected species" when it comes to the refs making calls on her & thus being suspended for her comments (41:06 - 47:16)

    My thoughts on the Coach Brondello suspension (47:17 - 51:21)


    Call to action (51:22 - 52:33)


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    53 min
  • 2026 WNBA All Star Rosters, Commissioners Cup plus Other News


    Intro (00:00 - 01:13)

    Preview of the 2025 WNBA All Star rosters episode (01:14 - 02:06)


    New York Liberty wins their 2nd Commissioners Cup, beating the Las Vegas Aces; Breanna Stewart named Cup MVP for the 2nd time (02:07 - 11:00)

     

    The announcement of me attending the events at All Star Weekend (02:01 - 03:00)

    All Star starters: Aliyah Boston, Paige Bueckers, Caitlln Clark, Natasha Howard, Olivia Miles, Kelsey Mitchell, Jessica Shepard, Breanna Stewart,Gabby Williams & A'ja Wilson (03:01 - 18:30)

    All Star reserves: Sonia Cintron, Allisha Gray, Rhyne Howard, Kiki Iriafen, Jonquel Jones, Marina Mabrey, Dominique Malonga, Nneka Ogwumike, Kelsey Plum, Angel Reese, Courtney Williams & Jackie Young (18:31 - 24:04)

    Snubs: Jordin Canada, Shakira Austin, Alyssa Thomas, Kahleah Copper, Carla Leite, Veronica Burton, Kamilla Cardoso & Chelsea Gray (24:05 - 29:25)

     

    Skylar Diggins to be benched in favor of Courtney Vandersloot with the Chicago Sky (29:26 - 35:45)

    Chennedy Carter waived by the Las Vegas Aces (35:46 - 39:38)

    Members of the Republican Study Committee draft a letter to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert regarding the physical play towards Caitlin Clark (39:39 - 51:29)


     

    Call to action (51:30 - 53:05)

     

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    54 min
  • 2026 NBA Free Agency as of July 7, West


    Intro (00:00 - 00:48)

    Preview of the NBA Western Conference free agency moves episode (00:49 - 01:51)


    Kyle Lowry signs a one day contract & then retires as a Toronto Raptor (01:52 - 04:00)

    Donovan Mitchell signs a 4 year, $273M max contract extension (04:01 - 05:10)

    Khris Middleton goes back to the Washington Wizards as part of a 6 team deal (05:11 - 06:42)

     

    Dallas Mavericks - resign Ryan Nembhard; acquire Santi Aldama via trade; hire Dusty May as their next head coach (06:43 - 11:19)

    Denver Nuggets - sign Marvin Bagley III; resign Tyus Jones; locking up Peyton Watson long-term; extension-eligible Nikola Jokic at possibly 5 years, $359.5M (11:20 - 15:28)

    Golden State Warriors - Draymond Green opts out of his 27.6M contract; resign Kristaps Porzingis, Al Horford & De'Anthony Melton; Quinton Post signing a 3 year, $30M offer sheet; is LeBron on the way? (15:29 - 20:10)

    Houston Rockets - Fred VanVleet opts into his $25M deal; sign Tari Eason to the 5 year, $81.5M rookie extension; sign Marcus Smart; Kevin Durant eyeing a move to the Detroit Pistons (20:11 - 24:37)

    Los Angeles Clippers - Brook Lopez opts in his $9.1M contract; acquire Brandon Ingram & Gradey Dick (24:38 - 28:25)

    Los Angeles Lakers - Lebron James will not return to the team; Austin Reaves signs a 4 year, $185M extension; acquire Walker Kessler in a sign & trade by agreeing to a 4 year, $130M deal; sign Quentin Grimes, Sandro Mamukelashvili & Collin Sexton; acquire Jaden Hardy in a trade (28:26 - 33:49)

    Memphis Grizzlies - sign Quinton Post to a 3 year, $30M offer sheet; acquire Isaiah Stewart, Jerami Grant, Kris Murray & AJ Johnson in various trades; Kentavious Caldwell-Pope opts into his $21.6M contract (33:50 - 36:20)

    Minnesota Timberwolves - resign Ayo Dosunmu to a 5 year, $112M deal; get LaMelo Ball & Josh Green in a trade (36:21 - 37:17)

    New Orleans Pelicans - resign DeAndre Jordan & Karlo Matkovic; hire Jamahl Mosley as head coach (37:18 - 40:27)

    Oklahoma City Thunder - resign Isiah Hartenstein to a 2 year, $52M contract extension; trade away valued bench players Isaiah Joe & Aaron Wiggins (40:28 - 43:21)

    Phoenix Suns - resign Mark Williams, Collin Gillespie & Jordan Goodwin; sign Luke Kennard & Pat Spencer (43:22 - 46:16)

    Portland Trailblazers - acquire Ja Morant via trade; sign Brandon Carlson; resign Robert Williams III to a 3 year, $44M extension; hire Micah Nori as their head coach (46:17 - 48:13)

    Sacramento Kings - Zach LaVine opts into his $48.9M deal; waive Demar DeRozan (48:14 - 52:25)

    San Antonio Spurs - hire Billy Donovan as lead assistant coach; resign Julian Champagnie & Harrison Barnes; sign Tobias Harris (52:26 - 56:05)

    Utah Jazz - resign Jusuf Nurkic; sign Josh Okogie & Jaxson Hayes (56:06 - 58:00)

     

    Call to action (58:01 - 59:18)

     

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  • 2026 NBA Free Agency as of July 6, East


    Intro (00:00 - 00:42)

    Preview of the NBA Eastern Conference free agency moves episode (00:43 - 01:32)

     

    Atlanta Hawks - Jonathan Kuminga opts out; resign CJ McCollum & Jock Landale; acquire Aaron Wiggins & Devin Carter via trade (01:32 - 05:47)

    Boston Celtics - dealt Jaylen Brown in a much criticized trade with Paul George coming in return; sign Mitchell Robinson & Mike Conley; resign Neemias Queta & Ron Harper Jr to multi-year extensions (05:48 - 16:49)

    Brooklyn Nets - sign Keon Ellis & Mo Wagner; resign Day'ron Sharpe & Josh Minott; acquisition of Julius Randle via trade (16:50 - 20:00)

    Charlotte Hornets - resign Coby White; acquire Naz Reid, Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale & Dorian Finney-Smith via various trades (20:01 - 22:13)

    Chicago Bulls - sign Norman Powell; resign Zach Collins; hire Tiago Splitter as head coach (22:16 - 24:54)

    Cleveland Cavaliers - James Harden opts out; resign Thomas Bryant; could LeBron James return again? (25:55 - 28:12)

    Detroit Pistons - resign Kevin Huerter & Javonte Green; sign John Collins; acquire Isaiah Joe via trade; team reaches an impasse with Jalen Duren contract extension (28:13 - 31:44)

    Indiana Pacers - sign Kelly Oubre Jr (31:45 - 33:49)

    Miami Heat - major trade acquisition of Giannis Antetokounmpo & Bobby Portis Jr; resign Andrew Wiggins who opts in & is given an extension as well as Simone Fontecchio; sign Tim Hardaway Jr (33:50 - 37:54)

    Milwaukee Bucks - resign Ousmane Dieng; acquire Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr, Kel'el Ware & Kasparas Jakucionis; hire head coach Taylor Jenkins (37:55 - 40:29)

    New York Knicks - resign Mohamed Diawara, Jose Alvarado & Landry Shamet; sign Andre Drummond (40:30 - 44:50)

    Orlando Magic - sign former Magic Nikola Vucevic; resign Jonathan Isaac; hire Sean Sweeney as head coach (44:51 - 46:42)

    Philadelphia 76ers - acquire Jaylen Brown in a controversial trade; sign Anfernee Simons & Dean Wade (46:43 - 49:19)

    Toronto Raptors - acquire former Raptor Kawhi Leonard; resign Tracye Jackson-Davis & Alijah Martin; sign Kyle Anderson; give a 4 year, $104M contract extension to Jakob Poeltl; contract extension for coach as Darko Rajakovic (49:20 - 52:40)

    Washington Wizards - Trae Young opts out of his $49M player option & gets a 4 year, $212M extension; D'Angelo Russell opts into his $5.9M deal; acquire DeAndre Ayton via trade (52:41 - 56:18)

     

    Call to action (56:19 - 57:38)

     

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    58 min
  • 2026 NBA Offseason Trades, as of July 3

    Intro (00:00 - 00:52)

    Preview of this special NBA offseason trades episode (00:53 - 01:47)

     


    NBA trades recap so far:

    Milwaukee Bucks send Giannis Antetokounmpo & Bobby Portis for Miami Heat's Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr, Kel'el Ware, Kasparas Jakucionis, 3 1st round picks (one of which, Nate Ament), 2030 1st round swap & 2033 2 round pick (01:48 - 08:18)

    3 team deal involving the Brooklyn Nets getting Julius Randle & 2026 1st round pick (Joshua Jefferson), Chicago Bulls receiving Nic Claxton & Minnesota Timberwolves only gaining a 2026 2nd round pick (Isaiah Evans) (08:19 - 12:50)

    Charlotte Hornets send LaMelo Ball & Josh Green to the Timberwolves for Naz Reid, 2033 1st round pick, 3 1st round swaps (2028 thru 2030) & 3 2nd round picks in 2029, 2032 & 2033 (12:51 - 17:55)

    Hornets ship out Miles Bridges to the Phoenix Suns for Grayson Allen, Royce O'Neale & 2033 1st round pick (17:56 - 19:54)

    Memphis Grizzlies' Ja Morant heading to the Portland Trailblazers for Jerami Grant & Kris Murray (19:55 - 25:50)

    Kawhi Leonard going back to the Toronto Raptors as the Los Angeles Clippers getting Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, 2 1st round picks in 2031 & 2033, 2027 1st round swap & 2 2nd round picks for 2030 & 2033 (25:51 - 30:27)

    Los Angeles Lakers pulls off a sign-and-trade deal with the Utah Jazz for Walker Kessler; Lakers give up 2 1st round picks in 2031 & 2033 as well as 2 1st round swaps for 2028 & 2030 (30:28 - 35:53)

    Santi Aldama & the draft rights to Tarik Biberovic on the move to the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for the Grizzlies' AJ Johnson, 2030 1st round top-20 protected pick via the Golden State Warriors & 2 future 2nd round picks (35:54 - 37:55)

    Frustrations spill over in Boston as the Celtics send Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers with the 76ers getting Paul George, 2 1st round picks for 2028 & 2031 as well as 2 2nd round picks in 2028 & 2030 (37:56 - 47:16)

    The aftermath of the Jaylen Brown trade, including the smear campaign by the organization and the media heads painting him in an unflattering light (47:18 - 54:05)

     

    What future episodes are on the way & call to action (54:06 - 55:41)

     

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    56 min
  • 2026 WNBA Season: Records Broken and a Rivalry Awoken

     

    Intro (00:00 - 00:32)

    Preview of this special WNBA episode (00:33 - 01:28)


    Angel Reese becoming the fastest to record 1,000 rebounds (01:29 - 03:51)

    Brittney Griner becomes the all-time leader in blocked shots, passing the late great Margo Dydek (03:52 - 05:29)

    Dominque Malonga as the youngest player to score 200 field goals made and to have a 30 point & 10 rebound game; Paige Bueckers ties Elena Della Donne as the 4th fastest to score 1,000 points; Dallas Wings has a record 48 field goals in a game (05:30 - 07:17)

    Marina Mabrey ties A'ja Wilson and Liz Cambage for most points in a game with 53; Stan Van Gundy makes his debut as a WNBA color analysts (07:18 - 10:36)

    Chelsea Gray becomes the 4th player in history with 4,500 points and 2,000 assists joining Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird and Lindsey Whalen (10:37 - 11:30)

    Dominique Malonga as the youngest to score 500 points and 200 rebounds (11:31 - 12:18)

    Kamilla Cardoso has the most field goals without a miss with 13; Chicago Sky set the record for most assists in a game (16:12 - 14:43)

    Cheryl Reeve ties Mike Thibault with 379 wins as a head coach (14:44 - 16:34)

    Washington Mystics and Portland Fire plays in the longest game in history with a 4OT marathon; Sonia Citron, Michaela Onyenwere and Kiki Iriafen becomes the 1st trio to score 27 points or more in a game (16:35 - 18:41)

    A'ja Wilson has a statline that is a 1st in league history: 30 points, 15 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 blocks; also is currently 2nd in 20 point & 10 rebound games with 99 (18:42 - 19:52)


    6/22: Indiana Fever gets the win over Phoenix Mercury in a game full with chippy actions throughout the game, including some pushing between DeWanna Bonner and Caitlin Clark (19:53 - 24:01)

    6/24: Mercury wins a close one vs the Fever in a game where a loose ball skirmish incites outrage, leading to Alyssa Thomas receiving a Flagrant 2 foul call and a 1 game suspension (24:02 - 29:34)

    The media's overreaction to the incident (29:35 - 36:30)

    My response to the incident and the overreaction (36:31 - 40:48)


    Injury updates on Kelsey Plum, Cameron Brink, Satou Sabally, Napheesa Collier, Brionna Jones, Brittney Sykes and Kiki Rice (40:49 - 45:05)


    Preview of upcoming episodes & call to action (45:06 - 46:54)

     

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Discussing all things related to NBA basketball including the playoffs, the draft, free agency, stories and players from days of old as well as fantasy tips and strategies. Also talking some WNBA,…