A basketball podcast for die-hard Blazers fans who are in it for the long haul. We love 77, have dreams about Glide, and will always remember Dame’s wave.

In this episode, the basketball dads talk about:

- Damian Lillard's villain turn at the All Star Game

- Scoot Henderson's third appearance in the Shooting Stars game and also his partnership with Cheetos

- Matchups with the Charlotte Hornets and the Denver Nuggets

- Duop Reath

The basketball dads talk about what it means that almost no moves were made at the trade deadline. Other things discussed:

- A Minnesota Timberwolves preview

- Jason Quick's article on Deandre Ayton

- What the rest of the season might look like

- What union would endorse Delano Blanton and Malcolm Brogdon

Get this Man Some Help is produced by Puma Distortion

Tim returns from Middle Earth and is in awe of just how good Anfernee Simons is. The basketball dads debate if Scoot, Ant, and Shaedon can all play together. We discuss potential trade situations and Shann once again dunks on Chauncey Billups. We also wade into injury what-ifs and how this season might have gone.

Maybe Chauncey Billups doesn't have the best tactical mind, but he has these Blazers PLAYING HARD. We talk about Jerami Grant and Malcom Brogdon's ongoing tryouts for their inevitable winter trades, Scoot Henderson's leap, Shaedon Sharpe's slump, Toumani Camara's IT factor, and Jabari Walker's ascension. A fun time to be a Trail Blazer's fan.

Yes, that's right, your Portland Trail Blazers are the proud owners of a, count-em, 2-game winning streak. Scoot Henderson looks more comfortable, Shaedon Sharpe may be taking his star turn, and Toumani Camara continues to impress.

We go through the final Trail Blazers roster for the opening of the season and talk about if what each player showed us in the preseason makes us more or less excited. Also, Shann makes some ridiculous predictions about Nurk and Ben Simmons while Tim expresses his doubts about the Bucks.

Shann’s takeaways from the Blazers’ dark match against the mighty New Zealand Breakers. Why aren't the Blazers on TV? Toumani Camara shows promise and don't worry about the vets.