Today's episode touches on the end of March Madness and looks ahead of this weekend's Final Four games. The guys also discuss the end of the NBA regular season ahead of the Playoffs.

Shawn and Grant cover the latest with the 2025 NCAA Men's Tournament, touching on the upcoming Sweet 16 matchups and a possible showdown between Michigan and Michigan State in the Elite 8.

Grant and Shawn review the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament, which will take place from March 20-23. They also provide their Final Four predictions and discuss the potential paths to the championship.

Joined by Mike Merkle of the I’m Always Right Podcast, we delve into all things Detroit! We discuss the Pistons’ current season and prospects, playoff implications, and necessary steps for success. Mike shares his MVP and Champion picks, leads a debate on the GOAT's longevity, and previews the upcoming Michigan State vs. Michigan game before giving a quick shoutout to his podcast.

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Grant and Shawn are joined by Isaiah Bufkin to discuss the first half of the 24-25 NBA season, including the standings, player performances, and more.

At this year's NBA trade deadline, 63 players were on the move. Shawn and Grant review all the trades, give their grades, and identify the deadline winners and losers.

Grant and Shawn will discuss the latest trade rumors around the February 6 deadline and give their thoughts on all-star teams and snubs.

In this episode, the Ballin Out crew discusses the latest trades on Sunday, Feb. 2. Grant gives his take on LeBron and Luka's pairing, while Shawn discusses the exciting pairing of Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving. To end the show, the guys discuss De'Aaron Fox's move to the San Antonio Spurs.

In today's episode, Grant and Shawn examine the standings of the first 41 games of the NBA season. They also discuss possible trade scenarios for Jimmy Butler and other trade rumors.

Grant and Shawn, hosts of the Ballin' Out Podcast, discuss the latest buzz around the NBA and the media ratings. Does the game need to change, or are people not interested in hoops?