In this week's episode of Basketball Mood, we welcome our first guest to the show - Canadian basketball legend, Leo Rautins! Leo's storytelling spans everything from being a commentator at the 1984 Olympics to barely getting out alive as a professional basketball player in Europe.

In this week's episode, we recap the first round of the NBA playoffs and predict the winners of the second round.  Throw in a heated debate about Ben Simmons being akin to Dwight Howard, and you have yourself a podcast.  

In this week's episode, we predict the winners of the first round of the NBA playoffs.  Find out why Chris is picking the Celtics...

In this week's episode, Mike and Randy debate who will win the play-in games, while Chris bases his predictions on "feelings."

In this week's episode, we discuss Russell Westbrook's position amongst the best all-time, and when he got annoyed at Randy in the locker room.  We also talk top 5 PG's of all-time, LeBron James drawing a phantom foul and his disdain for the play-in.  Oh, and Mike thinks he could have played in the NBA.

In this week's episode of Basketball Mood, we talk Lillard and the Blazers trying to save a bettor's house, the New York Knicks chances, and Steph Curry lighting it up.  

In this week's episode, we discuss the playoff implications of Jamal Murray's torn ACL, Zion Williamson playing the point, and Kevin Durant's comments on winning championships.

In this week's episode of Basketball Mood, we talk this year's Hall of Fame class, eliminating the block/charge call, automatic flagrant fouls, closing out on shooters, and Randy fouling Raptors' GM Bobby Webster in a basketball game. 

In this week's episode, we talk NBA trade deadline including the Raptors keeping Lowry, Vucevic to the Bulls, Fournier to the Celtics, Gordon to the Nuggets, and will playoff Rondo continue with the Clippers?

This week's episode features a debate on whether stars should get more calls and why the Utah Jazz think they're not getting them. We also discuss the difficult job that referees have, and the nature of the new NBA.