Former Los Angelers Clippers and Washington Wizards swingman Tyrone Nesby talks about helping UNLV return to prominence, making the NBA after being passed over in the 1998 Draft, and playing with Michael Jordan during Jordan's second comeback.

Former Canada Basketball executive director Rick Traer reminisces about the 1994 FIBA World Championships in Toronto, which featured Dream Team 2, a young Steve Nash, and set the stage for the NBA debut of the Toronto Raptors.

Former NBA centre Jim McIlvaine talks about his current pursuits, and reminisces about some of his memorable moments as a player, including blocking nine shots in one game against the iconic 1996 Chicago Bulls.

Rhode Island Rams women's coach Tammi Reiss who helped Virginia reach three straight Final Fours between 1990 and 1992 and played for Utah during the WNBA's first two seasons in 1997 and 1998, reminisces about her basketball career and discusses her acting roles in movies and on TV.

One of the top three-point shooters of the '90s, Tracy Murray talks about his NBA career, sharing many memories of his time in Toronto, as well as his 50-point game, being part of the 1995 NBA champion Houston Rockets, and his wild experience at the 1992 NBA Draft. 

Rich Manning talks about making it to the NBA from the CBA, playing with the Vancouver Grizzlies in their inaugural season, and what he's up to today.

One of the shortest players in NBA history, five-foot-seven Keith "Mister" Jennings, talks about his journey to the NBA, playing for the Golden State Warriors in the mid-90s, and his current role as women's basketball coach at Lees-McRae College.

John Crotty, who played point guard for several seasons in Utah, shares his memories of the Jazz's legendary Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan, who passed away in May 2020.

Minnesota's first-ever draft pick, Jerome "Pooh" Richardson, talks about the early days of the T-Wolves, his relationship with Kobe Bryant, the evolution of the point guard position, and who would win games of one-on-one and H-O-R-S-E between Will Ferrell and Adam Sandler.

Tony Massenburg talks about being part of the Toronto Raptors and Vancouver Grizzlies during the NBA's first seasons in Canada, his connection to Len Bias, holding the record for playing with the most NBA teams, and winning a championship with the San Antonio Spurs.