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Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show discussing the Nets’ seventh straight win. They talk about how hot this team is, James Harden playing incredible, Bruce Brown’s career night, Nic Claxton’s season debut and fans returning to Barclays Center. The guys then respond to voicemails from the fans in “You Got Mail” on pricy tickets and Harden’s change in play since coming here from Houston. In “Kerry’s Corner,” Robin and producer Jake Brown ask Kerry about Jason Kidd as a teammate and becoming a coach, John Calipari as a coach, fans in New Jersey vs. fans in Brooklyn and playing in front of limited fans. NY Post Nets beat writer Brian Lewis then drops by the pod to talk about fans being back and the increase of fans in the future, the win streak, adjustments, potential roster re-shuffling and DeAndre Jordan’s strong play.
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Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking about the Nets' thrilling comeback win Tuesday over the Suns. They discuss winning without Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant, the bench contributions, why they look like a championship team and the return of fans in Brooklyn next Tuesday. Longtime WFAN Nets radio play-by-play announcer Chris Carrino then joins the show. Carrino talks about calling Tuesday night's incredible win, his journey calling games in New Jersey and Brooklyn over the past 20 years, Joe Harris passing Kerry on the Nets' 3-point list, looking back to the 2003 NBA Finals, if this team can win a title and his Chris Carrino Foundation. NY Post Nets beat writer Brian Lewis drops by the pod to discuss the good vibes, the win streak, Harden's play, their identity and whom they might add to the roster.
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Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking about the frustrations with the Nets losing to teams below .500. They discuss the Nets' defensive problems, DeAndre Jordan's defensive issues, what is going wrong, pressure on Steve Nash, whether this is fixable and fans returning to Barclays Center soon. YES Network Nets courtside reporter Michael Grady then joins the show. Grady talks about the COVID protocols, the fun he has covering this team, how the Big 3 has clicked, what has happened with the defense, working with an iconic broadcast crew and his favorite memories watching Kittles. Former Nets guard and Pacers pre-and-postgame TV analyst Eddie Gill then joins the pod. Gill talks about the Pacers getting Caris LeVert and what their outlook is, thoughts on the Nets so far, changes in the NBA game and his journey playing overseas in various countries.
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