In this episode, Adam is joined by his friend Kevin Randall (dacaptain37) to preview the upcoming NBA season. They discuss the transition of Inside the NBA to ESPN, Oklahoma City’s title defense, which teams have a realistic chance to challenge them, and predictions for MVP and the 2026 NBA champion.

Basketball season is almost here! With the schedule just released, Adam Miller breaks down the NBA League Pass teams he will be keeping an eye on this year.

For this episode, Adam sets some rules: no teams on more than 20 percent of national television games. From there, he selects two from each conference that are worth tuning in for this season.

Along the way, he shares why each team made the list, what he will be watching for, and the storylines that make them interesting League Pass teams.

This years Finals taught us a lot — not just about who won, but how teams are being built. And maybe more importantly, it reminded us why people care in the first place.

For folks here in Indiana, this Pacers run was not just about the scoreboard. It brought people back. Text threads lit up. Old fans tuned back in. And across Indiana, you could feel basketball come alive again.

In this episode of the AM Basketball Breakdown, I walk through what this Finals really meant — what it taught us about the Thunder, the Pacers, and the direction of the league.

The 2025 NBA Draft is here, and with the Mavericks and Spurs jumping up the board, all eyes are on Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper at the top.

Ric Hall joins the show to break down who could rise, who might fall short, and which prospects outside the lottery could end up being steals.

From shot-making wings like Kon Kneuppel to late bloomers like Cedric Coward, and even second-round sleepers like Maxime Reynaud and Rasheer Fleming, this episode covers it all.

Plus, Ric and Adam share the one player they’re rooting hardest for, the take they’re standing by, and the storyline from this class that could shape the NBA five years from now.

Adam Miller is joined by his good friend Jaden Shroyer for the 2nd Annual Father’s Day Episode. From the lessons Jaden learned growing up to the values he is now passing on to his own sons, this episode explores fatherhood, life lessons, and a healthy dose of basketball. Whether you are spending time with your dad or reflecting on the role of father figures, this conversation offers something meaningful and relatable.

If you have not already, take a moment to wish your dad a Happy Father’s Day. He probably deserves it.

On this episode, I share a couple of lessons I learned this year doing a podcast for the first time along with what topics I enjoyed discussing and did not enjoy discussing.

I also look forward to next year and what I am hoping to accomplish with this podcast in 2025.

At the quarter mark of the season, I am sharing the 10 topics that have stood out to me so far this NBA season.

1. The MVP Race
2. Houston Rockets
3. Memphis Grizzlies
4. Oklahoma City
5. Joel Embiid
6. Flagg Watch
7. Cleveland Cavaliers
8. Boston Celtics
9. Are the Warriors for Real?
10. Denver struggling with expectations and Jokic doing everything

On this episode, Adam shares his love and memories of Indiana Basketball and shares about a new collecting journey for his basketball card collection.

In this episode, Adam has on his friend Kevin Randall (dacaptain37) to talk about and make predictions for the upcoming NBA season.

Coach Jim Kessler joins the AM Basketball Breakdown to discuss his coaching career. As a resource for aspiring and current coaches, this episode dives into his approach to player development, building character, and the advice he offers for coaches just starting out.