I talk about chalk tournaments (some more), the firing of Jenkins and the fight between the Pistons and Timberwolves.  I then do regular features.  Non-basketball is calling in sick.

I talk about the injury to Ju ju Smith, the men's NCAA tournament being mostly chalk and the rash of good teams losing.  Non-basketball is Indian Food.

I talk about Paul George shutting it down, and the NCAA tournament starting, amid technical difficulties.  I then do regular features.  Non-basketball is Walmart.

I do my best to get through what little there is going on.  I then do regular features.  Non-basketball is how boring this time of year is. 

I talk about the rash of season ending injuries that happened this week, along with Pop bowing out for the season.  Geeze, how upbeat.  I also do regular features.  Non basketball is mechanical keyboards.

I talk about Diana Taurasi's retirement and amazing career.  I then talk about recent trades, culmminating in a rant that will make some people mad probably about how I'm tired of Luka drama.  I do regular features.  Non-basketball is planes going crazy.

I talk about the Mark Williams trade, or lack thereof, but mostly ramble about the all star game, then do a very long non-basketball segment about computers.  This one has the offseason intros and outros since techincally this podcast does not cover the season.  Perhaps I should have used the play-in themes.  I'll consider this for next year.

I set out to talk about the rest of the trades then try to talk about the important ones, and NBA.com thwarts me at every turn.

I talk about the fallout from the AD/Luka trade and some brewing deals.  Then I go to the Deal Zone.  After that, I do regular features.  Non-basketball is a review of the movie "smile."

I talk about what might be the most surprising trade in NBA history. Luka for AD in the middle of the season in the middle of the night.