Game Theory

In this episode, I chat with Tony Jones about some NBA news. Jimmy Butler has requested a trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves? What teams make sense for him? Should the Nets, Knicks and Clippers -- his three preferred spots -- get involved? Where do the Timberwolves go from here? All that and more. 

In this episode, I chat with Dieter Kurtenbach and break down NBA Over/Under Win Totals. Which ones do we like? Which are we not sure about? This also acts as a great way to preview NBA teams as we head into camp later this month. 

In this episode, Dieter and I chat about the first half of the Western Conference. In order, those teams are: 

Minnesota, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, San Antonio, and Utah

Then, we chat about movies, TV, some other random bullshit at the end for a while. 

In this episode, I chat with Dieter Kurtenbach and break down NBA Over/Under Win Totals. Which ones do we like? Which are we not sure about? This also acts as a great way to preview NBA teams as we head into camp later this month. 

In this episode, Dieter and I chat about the first half of the Western Conference. In order, those teams are: 

Dallas, Denver, Golden State, Houston, Clippers, Lakers, Grizzlies.

Then, we chat about the Raiders, about Henry Cavill and Superman, about Mission Impossible, and go on a bunch of random tangents including Dieter hating on Doc Rivers and more. 

In this episode, I chat with Dieter Kurtenbach and break down NBA Over/Under Win Totals. Which ones do we like? Which are we not sure about? This also acts as a great way to preview NBA teams as we head into camp later this month. 

In this episode, Dieter and I chat about the second half of the Eastern Conference. In order, those teams are: 

Miami, Milwaukee, New York, Orlando, Philadelphia, Toronto, Washington

In this episode, I chat with Dieter Kurtenbach and break down NBA Over/Under Win Totals. Which ones do we like? Which are we not sure about? This also acts as a great way to preview NBA teams as we head into camp later this month. 

In this episode, Dieter and I chat about the first half of the Eastern Conference. In order, those teams are: 

Atlanta, Boston, Brooklyn, Charlotte, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Indiana. 

It's back. The Top-25 players in the NBA, 23 and Under list makes its second annual appearance on the Game Theory Podcast. This time, Cole Zwicker and I break down the top eight players listed here. I will note: this is entirely splitting hairs, and basically an impossible set of players to rank confidently. 

As usual, a quick rundown on eligibility: Any NBA player (including rookies) who are born 1995 or later. 

From last time: 

9. Luka Doncic

10. Jaylen Brown

11. Brandon Ingram

12. Jamal Murray

13. Jaren Jackson

14. Lonzo Ball

15. Andrew Wiggins

16. Lauri Markkanen

17. Markelle Fultz

18. Marvin Bagley

19. Aaron Gordon

20. Myles Turner

21. Kyle Kuzma

22. D’Angelo Russell

23. Dennis Smith

24. Josh Jackson

25. Trae Young

It's back. The Top-25 players in the NBA, 23 and Under list makes its second annual appearance on the Game Theory Podcast. This time, Cole Zwicker and I break down the players listed Nos. 25 to No. 17 here, and also chat about some of the players that just barely missed the list. 

As usual, a quick rundown on eligibility: Any NBA player (including rookies) who are born 1995 or later. 

From last time: 

17. Markelle Fultz

18. Marvin Bagley

19. Aaron Gordon

20. Myles Turner

21. Kyle Kuzma

22. D’Angelo Russell

23. Dennis Smith

24. Josh Jackson

25. Trae Young

It's back. The Top-25 players in the NBA, 23 and Under list makes its second annual appearance on the Game Theory Podcast. This time, Cole Zwicker and I break down the players listed Nos. 25 to No. 17 here, and also chat about some of the players that just barely missed the list. 

As usual, a quick rundown on eligibility: Any NBA player (including rookies) who are born 1995 or later. Having fallen off the list from last season due to age: Joel Embiid, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Gary Harris, and Jusuf Nurkic. 

In this episode, I chat with Cole Zwicker, where we finish up our series breaking down every prospect in the NBA by chatting about the prospect-loaded Suns and Kings. 

Before we do that, though, we chat about Kentucky and their trip to the Bahamas. What do we think about their team, and the NBA prospects of some of the guys listed? 

Then, we get deep into the Suns and Kings rosters, breaking down the players in this vague order: 

Suns: Devin Booker, DeAndre Ayton, Josh Jackson, Mikal Bridges, Marquese Chriss, Dragan Bender, Elie Okobo, Richaun Holmes, George King, Davon Reed, Shaq Harrison

Kings: Marvin Bagley, De’Aaron Fox, Bogdan Bogdanovicm Buddy Hield, Harry Giles, Willie Cauley-Stein, Skal Labissiere, Justin Jackson, Frank MasonDeyonta Davis, Wenyen Gabriel

In this episode, Cole Zwicker joins the podcast to chat about Duke, the Warriors, Clippers, and Lakers. 

First, they chat about Duke's win over Ryerson in the exhibition schedule, chatting specifically about RJ Barrett and Zion Williamson's performance. Should we think about Zion differently? Is Barrett the clear No. 1? 

Then, they jump into breaking down the Warriors, Clippers, and Lakers prospects, including some story time about the run up at UCLA's practice gym. Here's the order in which we discuss prospects. 

Golden State Warriors: Jordan Bell, Kevon Looney, Patrick McCaw, Jacob Evans, Damian Jones, Kendrick Nunn

LA Clippers: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jerome Robinson, Ty Wallace, Sindarius Thornwell, Jawun Evans. Angel Delgado. Johnathan Motley

LA Lakers: Brandon Ingram, Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma, Josh Hart, Svi Mykhailiuk, Ivica Zubac, Moe Wagner, Alex Caruso, Isaac Bonga, Joel Berry, Jeffrey Carroll, Johnathan Williams III