Deuce and Mo catch up with Kings veteran big man Kosta Koufos and discussed his favorite video games (2:00), how he played on the perimeter in high school (2:40), what youth players should focus on (3:20), what impresses him most about the young Kings players (3:50), what he sees in Harry Giles' game (4:20), what he liked about the new All-Star weekend (5:40), what he likes about Bogi's game (6:40) and the support from Kings fans (8:00).

Deuce and Mo catch up with Kings rookie Harry Giles at the KingPin Classic. He talked about his relationship with Chris Paul (00:40), his experience at All-Star weekend and Bogi winning MVP (1:50), what he's learned from being out this season (2:40), why he loves taking pride in his passing and how he wanted to be a point guard (4:00),  if he likes flying under the radar after being in the spotlight for so long (5:45), his advice for youth players (7:00), why he's so fired up for summer league (8:30), the part of his game he wants to improve (9:10), what he loves about Frank Mason (10:25) and what he does off the floor (12:20).

Frank Mason joined Deuce and Mo from the KingPin Classic and explained why Dirk is his favorite player (1:10), how tough it was to be out (2:30), his mindset when defending someone like Russell Westbrook (2:45), what he learned from being out (3:10), how things got chippy with Steven Adams (3:35), if he's starting to see the team make progress (4:05) and handling adversity (4:40).

Sports Illustrated called the 2000-01 Kings "The Greatest Show on Court." In this audio documentary, we look at why SI featured the team on its cover, the impact the Kings had on the NBA in the post-Jordan era and why fans were able to connect with their flashy play. Featuring interviews with Phil Taylor, Chris Webber, Steve Kerr, Vlade Divac, Peja Stojakovic, Doug Christie, Scot Pollard, Bobby Jackson and more.

Deuce and Mo return from the All-Star break to look back at The Rising Stars Game and why Deuce likes it better than the All-Star game (2:20), Bogi's big performance (3:30), they discuss what changes they'd back to All-Star Saturday night (7:40), Deuce wants to change the 3-point shootout and of course, Morgan disagrees (11:50), why they enjoyed Team LeBron vs. Team Curry (13:50), Kyrie and LeBron laughing together (15:00), Adam Silver talks about a live All-Star draft and reseeding the playoffs (20:30), they look ahead to the final 25 games for the Kings and the return of Frank Mason and Skal Labissiere (25:10).

Deuce and Mo look back at a busy trade deadline and all the Woj bombs (00:30), they discuss the Kings trading George Hill for Shumpert and Joe Johnson (4:00), moving Malachi Richardson to Toronto for Bruno Caboclo (9:25), waiving Papagiannis (12:40), the lack of depth in the 2016 NBA Draft (13:40), the Cavs trading Isaiah Thomas to the Lakers (19:10), what the trade means for the Lakers landing a big free agent (23:50),  if a big market is as attractive as it used to be (25:50), how a hug helped bring Wade back to Miami (27:30), why Isaiah wants to be a starter (30:55) and the close with Truth or Trash including: the Cavs are the favorites in the East (35:20), Lakers will be able to land LeBron (37:30), the trade deadline was boring (38:10), plus Buddy and Bogi in The Rising Stars Game (40:15).

Deuce and Mo catch up with former Kings head coach Garry St. Jean about the Kings young players (1:40), he reflects back on the Mitch Richmond trade to Sacramento (4:45), his favorite memories including the 1996 playoffs (5:55 and if the Warriors are bored with the season (7:05). Deuce and Mo then talk about the 3-3 road trip and what they saw from De'Aaron Fox (11:00), how the vets have accepted their new roles (15:00), they look ahead to the game against Golden State and then LeBron to Golden State rumors (17:22), why Deuce is excited for De'Aaron vs. Dennis Smith on Saturday (20:20), Harden's 60-point triple-double (22:40), the Pistons landing Blake (23:20), NBA injury bug (26:30), if being on Team LeBron is a curse (27:40), what Kings player would make the best football player (29:45), the best NBA dynasties (30:50) and Deuce brags about his Jerry Reynolds documentary (34:00), Jerry's obsession with popcorn (35:15). They close the show debating who had the better game-winner: Fox's dunk or Tyreke's halfcourt shot (37:40) and they give their Super Bowl MVP (40:00).

In this audio documentary, we look at Jerry Reynolds' journey from French Lick, Indiana to Sacramento including all of the roles he's held since the team arrived in 1985\. Featuring Kenny Smith, Don Nelson, Doug Christie, Grant Napear, Gary Gerould, Garry St. Jean, Kara Lawson, Scot Pollard and more.

Deuce and Mo catch up with Doug Christie from Miami where he discussed the Kings road win over Orlando (1:10), if Fox benefitted from being out in parts of December (3:10), Willie Cauley-Stein's development (5:00) and on how it is as player to deal with trade rumors (9:10). Doug has gotten the chance to watch Harry Giles and he talks about what has jumped out to him about Harry's game (13:55), the vision from Giles and Willie (16:50) and if the Miami Flu is a real thing (20:30). Deuce and Mo go over the All-Star team snubs (23:40), Deuce  talks about players complaining about not being on the team (26:10), who LeBron should pick No.1 for the All-Star team (30:30) and how they should televise the All-Star draft (31:10). They closed with the Deuce and Mo mailbag with questions about All-Star weekend, Morgan hating Girl Scouts and the Royal Rumble (35:30).

Deuce and Mo look back at the loss against OKC (1:00), Joerger plans on playing more of the young guys going forward (4:30), how the vets will handle the news (6:05), what to expect with the young players (7:40), Westbrook's ejection and Melo wasn't happy (11:05),  NBA players frustrated with the refs (13:45), they looked ahead to the game against Utah and the 6-game road trip (16:50), Z-Bo will return to Memphis so Deuce shares his conversations with Mike Conley and Marc Gasol (20:00), they look around the NBA including the Cavs struggles and if they'll make a trade (25:35), the drama between the Clips and Rockets (29:00), Fultz's jump shot (33:58) and they close the the Deuce and Mo mailbag (35:10).