The Lob City Clippers were a highlight factory but one of the more disappointing groups in NBA history. Despite all of their talent, the team never made it past the second round of the playoffs and was on the wrong side of some brutal collapses. In this episode, the team's starting small forward, Matt Barnes, joins Dylan Dreyfuss to relive the 2015 Clips season. This was year two of the Doc Rivers era and year four of the CP3/Blake/Deandre Big 3, and there were no more excuses left; it was championship or bust. Matt details the on-court chemistry issues that plagued the group, explains what went wrong in the infamous Houston series, reminisces on the good times (there were a lot!) that the group had together, and much more. Thanks for listening.

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In this episode, Captain Jack joins Dylan Dreyfuss to dive deep on the 2003 CHAMPION Spurs. This squad featured an MVP Tim Duncan, rookie Manu Ginobili, David Robinson in his final year, Tony Parker, and more. This was Stak's third and breakout season in the NBA. He played a critical role as the starting 2-guard and scoring spark plug. Stak brings us back to 2002/03, when he was just a few years removed from hooping overseas in China, France, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic. We discuss his big brother, Tim Duncan, the dazzling Manu Ginobili, defeating the once-invincible Kobe and Shaq, Stephon Marbury and more.

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In this episode, Captain Jack joins Dylan Dreyfuss to dive deep on the 2003 CHAMPION Spurs. This squad featured an MVP Tim Duncan, rookie Manu Ginobili, David Robinson in his final year, Tony Parker, and more. This was Stak's third and breakout season in the NBA. He played a critical role as the starting 2-guard and scoring spark plug. Stak brings us back to 2002/03, when he was just a few years removed from hooping overseas in China, France, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic. We discuss his big brother, Tim Duncan, the dazzling Manu Ginobili, defeating the once-invincible Kobe and Shaq, Stephon Marbury and more.

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In this episode, Jamal Crawford joins Dylan Dreyfuss to dive deep on the 2010 Atlanta Hawks. This was Crawford's 10th season in the league but his first as a true sixth man, a critical identity change that propelled a second phase of his career in which he became arguably the most decorated sixth man in NBA history. In this episode, Crawford brings us back to the season that "changed everything" for him and provides insight on his Hawks teammates, his toughest matchups, playoff battles against Brandon Jennings and Dwight Howard, the eagerly awaited return of his hometown Seattle Sonics, and much more.

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This season focused on teams from all different eras, but there were themes that continually came up, such as the value of running it back, the importance of glue guys and title windows closing. Go check out all of the episodes from season one if you haven't already, and stay tuned, more Forgotten Seasons are on the way.

In 2008 the Bulls selected the hometown point guard, Derrick Rose, and the course of their franchise changed. In the 1st year of the D Rose era, the Bulls won 41 games and took the Celtics to 7 games in their playoff series. In this FS episode, Creator Dylan Dreyfuss is joined by Ben Gordon, the starting shooting guard and one of the best scorers of the late 2000's. The two talk rookie D Rose, breakdown the Celtics series game by game, and discuss why Ben didn't return to Chicago after this season.

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The '11-'12 Thunder team featured a Big 3 of Durant, Westbrook and Harden. Kendrick Perkins joined the squad the year prior to add toughness and helped usher them to the '12 Finals versus the Heat. In this FS episode, Creator Dylan Dreyfuss and Big Perk talk young KD, Loud City in Middle America and what felt like the beginning of a long run. But, we never saw this team fully developed and Kendrick explains why. Carry on!

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In 2009, the Orlando Magic added Vince Carter and Matt Barnes to their roster. In this episode, Matt Barnes of All the Smoke goes down memory lane with FS Creator Dylan Dreyfuss to relive the '10 Magic season. Their season ended in the Conference Finals with the Celtics and Matt describes the make-up of that team as well as what happened next.

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The 80's Nuggets are the highest powered offense in NBA History, fueled by Alex English, the leading scorer in Nuggets history and the leading scorer of the 80's. In 1985, English, along with Calvin Natt, T.R. Dunn, Dan Issel, Fat Lever and Coach Doug Moe, won 52 games, scored 120 points per game, and made it to the Western Conference Finals. English joins the show to relive the Nuggets' 1985 season.

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The 2000-01 Hornets experienced big changes before the season, shipping out Eddie Jones and Anthony Mason for Jamal Mashburn and PJ Brown. Baron Davis, a 21-year-old point guard, emerged as one of the best young players in the league. Baron Davis joins FS Creator Dylan Dreyfuss to relive his breakout season. They discuss the league, what made the Hornets so special, and more.

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