Cold Rush Chronicles: A Basketball Podcast

Host Max Graves breaks down the 1st round of the playoffs, previews the 2nd round of the NBA playoffs, makes predictions, and discusses the future of James Harden.

Host Max Graves breaks down South Carolina's 64-49 win over UConn in the women's basketball national title game; the importance of versatility in the tournament, how the women's game has grown, and whether there should be neutral site games in the first two rounds.

Host Max Graves breaks down what he saw from another great weekend of basketball. He gives his all-tournament team so far, then makes predictions for maybe the most hyped Final Four matchup in history.

Host Max Graves breaks down the first weekend of March Madness; including a St. Peter's run for the ages, UNC/Baylor collapse, and TIMME TIME.

Host Max Graves is joined by the hosts of the Few Too Many podcast Jacob Gilman and Justin Page to break down the 2021-22 men's NCAA Tournament bracket. They give their grades for the Gonzaga season, discuss their draw, and give their Final 4 and national championship predictions.

In this episode, host Max Graves breaks down the 10 greatest players of all time, including the one stat that should be most important when discussing the GOATs.

Host Max Graves is joined by Tyler Timm to discuss the NBA champion 2004 Detroit Pistons. They talk about Midwest basketball, the Rasheed Wallace reclamation project, and the greatest starting lineup announcer of all time.

Host Max Graves is joined by Seattle U Director of Player Personnel and longtime San Francisco HS coach Pat Mulligan to deep dive the 2014-15 Warriors. They discuss their rise to dynasty, Steph emerging as MVP, and the deepest team in a long time.

Host Max Graves is joined by Buffalo Bills reporter Matt Parrino to discuss the 2004-05 Houston Rockets. They go in depth on the 13 points in 33 seconds from Tracy McGrady, Yao Ming's impact on the league, and the best Duke players to play in the NBA.

Host Max Graves brings on Los Angeles native and buddy Luke Davis to talk about the 2009 Lakers title team, but also memorialize Kobe Bryant on the 2 year anniversary of his death.