Hoopatheticals

Did the Warriors leak the Draymond tape? Well, in this episode, we make the case for why that might make more sense than you think.

We also break down the strange way Lebron has been hyping up Steph, the mentality of the Net's big three coming into this season, and what the ladder will look like at the end of the season.

Will the NBA MVP be under 25 this year? Survey says... check out this episode.

Today we talk about our MVP Predictions, Conference champs, biggest playoff meltdowns for the upcoming season. We also talk about what are some hot takes, should you leave in the bench mob that brought your team back into a game, and how would you pitch Semi Ojeleye to get his next bag.

All this and more on this episode.

The biggest series of Round 2 is here, and you have 2 Bucks fans breaking it down from their perspective.

0:00 - Thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks vs Boston Celtics

17:50 - Get That Bag!

20:26 - The other 2nd round series

Today, Thom and Jez break down all things Milwaukee Bucks in the 2022 playoffs. How will they win? How (if at all possible) could they lose? What did we learn from the regular season?

They then break down who on the current Milwaukee Bucks team should have their jersey retired.

They also jump break down a matchup with the Boston Celtics, the Phoenix Suns and why Jonas Valanciunas' 25 rebounds may be more important than you think.

Hosted by Jez F.M and Thom Nixon

What has been the most underwhelming thing about the 2022 season and why is it Russell Westbrook? In today's episode, Jez is joined by Thom to break down the Milwaukee Bucks recent win over the Warriors and their season in general, the 5 most overwhelming things about the season so far and the five most underwhelming things about the season.

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If you thought last episode had star power, then get ready to have stars shoot out of your mouth for our episode on Chaotic Artists. When you talk about the greatest scoreres in NBA history, these four letters have to be at the top of the list; MJ & KD.

Others in this archetype include: Luka Doncic, Damian Lillard

Chaotic Artist types are generally almost impossible to stop one-on-one, due to their highly creative mind and propensity to shoot whilst being heavily guarded. These players also tend to work best as being the focal point of a clutch offence, and have the most ways to hurt defenses that play  a man-to-man  defence. They often need to have a system built to slow them down.

If you have been hearing a lot of talk about Ja Morant and Russell Westbrook, then look no further than this podcast. 

Today, I am talking about what makes Ja so much better, and why Russ is struggling. Whether you like the Memphis Grizzlies or the LA Lakers, I think this is a good episode to listen to while you drop a deuce.

Perhaps the creativity Archetype that has the most storied lineup, Order Artists create chances for themselves and other constantly. With names like Magic Johnson, Lebron James, Steph Curry and Larry Bird in the lineup, it's hard to think this isn't the best archetype.

In this episode, I break down how Steph and Larry exemplify this style of play

Order Artists are a powerful group, and tend to be a great first option. Typically effective with and without the ball, their strength lies in utilising speed, strength and intelligence to get open before they shoot. Being highly creative, they can cause damage when plays are broken down, or by innovating and intuiting an unorthodox shot release or offensive move.

Why does Rudy Gobert cop so much hate? 

In today's episode, I break it down, and why you might hate other stars.

I also talk about JJ Reddick's conversation with John Collins of the Atlanta Hawks, when they talk about Nikola Jokic's patience. I link it back to last episode where I compared him to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Hosted by: Jez F.M 

Why is Kevin Durant currently not a Warrior? Why did he never seem fulfilled by the championships in the bay?

It may seem like a complicated question, but weirdly, I think philosophy has the answer. Take a listen to this little nugget of an episode to look at why I think Kevin Durant left the Warriors, and at a broader level, why player empowerment is bound to implode.

This episode features a look at Robert Nozick's "The Experience Machine" for those interested in further readings/Youtube holes to fall down.

Full Transcript:

The clock winds down. The buzzer sounds. You have just won your second NBA finals. You see LeBron and the Cavs, utterly defeated in five games, walk to their locker room, and you see a mass of people fill the floor to set up for the celebrations and trophy ceremony. Your team mates are holding you and jumping around screaming and smiling.