Adam and Matt get together to breakdown the Sacramento Kings big addition of Demar Derozan; his fit with the Kings and what it means for their future.

Then they discuss Kawhi Leonard dropping out of the Olympics due to his knee and why he was replaced by Derrick White.

Finally they wrap up with a preview of their Top 30 players list and what their biggest debates were while developing this list.

Adam and Matt are joined by friend of the program Clint to discuss the first week of free agency and the future of the NBA

Adam and Matt come to you live during the first round of the NBA draft and react to the picks as they role in, while breaking down the biggest stories from the first week of the NBA off season including:

-Noodles Bridges being traded to the Knicks

-The Lakers hiring J.J. Reddick as their next coach

-Sacramento Kings offseason plans

-Josh Giddey for Alex Caruso trade

Adam and Matt are joined by long time friend of the program Clint to discuss the end of the NBA finals and what other NBA teams will need to do this offseason to compete with the Boston Celtics next year.

They talk about why viewership of the NBA finals has dropped every year since the bubble championship and how the NBA can start fixing their ratings issues.

Finally they wrap up the episode with thoughts for the 2024 NBA draft.

Adam and Matt are joined by long time friend of the program Clint to discuss the Boston Celtics dominant 3-0 lead in the NBA Finals.

They discuss what has gone wrong for the Dallas Mavericks and star player Luka Doncic before debating who should be finals MVP and what the long term legacy of the 2024 Boston Celtics will end up being.

They wrap up the podcast by previewing which star players may be on the move this offseason and where they may go. Including: Lebron James, Paul George, Trae Young and more.

Adam and Matt are joined by long time friend of the program Clint to preview the 2024 NBA Finals between the Dallas Mavericks and the Boston Celtics.

They discuss the media coverage of Kyrie, whether or not Jayson Tatum is a top 5 NBA player (and if that will matter in this series) and Luka's dominant playoff performance, before making their picks for the 2024 NBA Finals.

Adam and Matt get together to break down the NBA Conference Finals matchups between the Minnesota Timberwolves vs the Dallas Mavericks and the Boston Celtics vs the Indiana Pacers. They start by revisiting the the Wolves stunning Game 7 win in Denver and Indy's record setting performance to end a magical New York Knicks season. Then they break down Luka's opportunity to become the consensus best player in the world and discuss if Anthony Edwards can do the same.

Finally they break down the Eastern Conference Finals and discuss what Boston's overtime win means for the rest of this series.

Also in the episode, discussions about Olympic Men's Basketball and Bronny James draft stock.

Adam and Matt get together to discuss the end of the second round of the NBA Playoffs. They take a moment to brag about their take from last week that the Denver Nuggets are very much not dead and discuss why it is really Denver's championship to lose still.

Then they review the other current series including the Dallas Mavericks vs the Oklahoma City Thunder, why the Boston Celtics are the same team they always are, no matter how many regular season games they won and if the New York Knicks can actually be a threat to them in the East.

Finally they wrap up with the Detroit Pistons and Atlanta Hawks getting screwed in the 2024 NBA Draft Lottery and discuss whether this draft is really the worst NBA Draft every.

Adam and Matt get together to start their coverage of the second round of the 2024 NBA Playoffs. They discuss Anthony Edwards rise to stardom and if his evolution in to prime Dwyane Wade at the age of 22 is enough to carry the Wolves to the NBA Finals and beyond (along with some crucial rule changes). Then they discuss how this Wolves team came together and why everyone owes them an apology, even Minnesota fans!

Then they take a look at the four teams who went "all in" this year and failed to make it out of the first round with their aging superstars including the Milwaukee Bucks, LA Lakers, LA Clippers and Phoenix Suns. They wrap up by discussing what is next for these teams and how they can pivot to start a rebuild this summer...if they're going to pivot at all.