On the latest episode of Basketball in the Mountains, Tyler King is joined by Trevor Booth from Bright Side of the Sun to discuss Phoenix's coaching search seemingly approaching an end with some interesting names still in the mix. Then, they preview what will be a very important first offseason for new GM Brian Gregory that starts with the looming decisions on both Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal. Finally, they wrap up with how the Suns can try to retool and rebuild around Devin Booker and give their thoughts on what the star guard's future could be in the Valley.

Tyler King is joined by Denver Gazette colleague Vinny Benedetto to recap the Nuggets' blowout loss to the Thunder in Game 7 of the second round and preview the offseason ahead in Denver. They talk about the team's shortcomings in the series against Oklahoma City, David Adelman quickly having his interim tag removed after the season ended and Josh Kroenke's press conference that kicked off the summer for the franchise. They also discuss the open GM vacancy, some internal/external candidates and how quickly that job could be filled. Then, they look at what moves the Nuggets could make to improve the roster around Nikola Jokic going into next season with 11 guys already under contract.

Denver Gazette college sports reporter Tyler King is joined by Jazz Insider Ben Anderson from KSL to talk about Utah falling to No. 5 in the NBA Draft lottery, despite having the worst record in the league this past season. From Ace Bailey to Kon Knueppel to Tre Johnson, they talk potential Jazz targets at No. 5 before taking a look at what the entire offseason has in store for Danny Ainge and the front office. They discuss Lauri Markkanen and John Collins as potential trade chips as well as the status of Utah's current crop of young players, from Walker Kessler to Kyle Filipowski to Cody Williams and more.

Tyler King is joined by Denver Gazette colleagues Vinny Benedetto and Chris Schmaedeke for the latest episode of Basketball in the Mountains to break down the Nuggets' blow out, 120-101 win over the L.A. Clippers in Game 7 that sends Nikola Jokic and company to the second round of the NBA playoffs. They discuss Christian Braun and Aaron Gordon's big roles in the series clincher and look ahead to the series against the Oklahoma City Thunder, including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander likely winning the MVP over Jokic, OKC's impressive depth and more.

Denver Gazette sports reporter Tyler King gives his thoughts on the first two games of the opening round Western Conference playoff series between the Nuggets and the Clippers, including a battle to be the best player in the series shaping up between Nikola Jokic and Kawhi Leonard, Michael Porter Jr.'s health and Ivica Zubac's impact. Then, he gives his picks for the league's major awards, including MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year, as well as his all-NBA teams.

Tyler King is joined by Denver Gazette colleagues Vinny Benedetto and Chris Schmaedeke for a giant, Denver Nuggets vs. Los Angeles Clippers first round playoff series preview. They break down all the key matchups that will define this 4 seed vs. 5 seed matchup in the Western Conference, including Nikola Jokic vs. Ivica Zubac, Aaron Gordon vs. Kawhi Leonard, Jamal Murray vs. James Harden, David Adelman vs. Ty Lue and so much more.

Denver Gazette college sports reporter Tyler King is joined by Troy Finnegan of ClutchPoints for an emergency episode of Basketball in the Mountains to break down the Denver Nuggets' shocking firings of both coach Michael Malone and general manager Calvin Booth with just three games remaining in the regular season. Tyler and Troy break down the strange timing for a decision that felt imminent for a Nuggets team that has spiraled down the stretch, including a current four-game losing streak and a mysterious Jamal Murray injury that puts his status for the NBA playoffs in doubt. Then, they talk about how the franchise can go forward in building around the final years of Nikola Jokic's prime and what moves could be made this offseason to best utilize the three-time MVP.

Denver Gazette college sports reporter Tyler King talks about Colorado State coming to the logical conclusion after Niko Medved left for Minnesota by promoting Ali Farokhmanesh to head coach. Then, he's joined by Caleb Wilfinger from Pickswise to preview the two remaining mountain time zone teams in the Sweet 16. First, they preview BYU and Alabama before talking about Arizona and Duke.

Denver Gazette college sports reporter Tyler King breaks down Colorado State's heartbreaking loss to Maryland in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, including Derik Queen's buzzer beater and the "no call" travel on the play that wiped out Jalen Lake's go-ahead 3-pointer. Then, he talks about Niko Medved quickly leaving for Minnesota, his alma mater, and who from the Rams has already and will join him in the Twin Cities. Then, Tyler recaps Arizona and BYU's wins to advance to the Sweet 16 and Donovan Dent's decision to leave New Mexico and enter the transfer portal.

Denver Gazette college sports reporter Tyler King is joined by Kevin Lytle for the Fort Collins Coloradoan to talk about Colorado State's massive, 78-70 win over No. 5 seed Memphis at the NCAA Tournament. Tyler and Kevin break down what they say in person at the game in Seattle, including Kyan Evans' best performance since joining the Rams. Then, they break down New Mexico's victory over Marquette that caps a hugely successful day for the Mountain West conference. Finally, Tyler recaps Arizona's blowout win over Akron (also in Seattle) and previews the second-round matchup between the Wildcats at No. 5 seed Oregon.