Episode 41 is a review of Ray Allen's recently released book, From The Outside. In this episode, I take a closer look at Ray Allen's perspective of his upbringing, and how that influenced decisions he made throughout his career ranging from where he went to college to relationships with teammates to his dedication to preparation.

Day 2 saw a transcendent performance from the leading MVP candidate, and a pathetic performance from his top competition. In addition to that, we were privileged enough to see two other great contests; one being an overtime thriller and another seeing a 3-point barrage. And the great thing about it all? We're only 2 games into all this madness!

Day 1 of the NBA Playoffs saw a career game for a genuine superstar of the game, a team seemingly exercise some playoff demons in front of our eyes, and a young team exceed all expectations we had for them. The beauty of it all? It's only the first day of the playoffs. Check out episode 39 for a full breakdown of each game and what it means going forward.

Day 1 of the NBA Playoffs saw a career game for a genuine superstar of the game, a team seemingly exercise some playoff demons in front of our eyes, and a young team exceed all expectations we had for them. The beauty of it all? It’s only the first day of the playoffs. Check out…

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2018 NBA Playoffs Preview. Every team, every round, all the way to the championship.

In episode 37 I take a closer look at the play-in game between Minnesota and Denver along with all the seeding possibilities and I also do the unthinkable: change my vote for Rookie of the Year from last episode. Enjoy the episode and the games today!

It's the final week of the regular season and every team outside of the top 2 seed in both conferences have the ability to move up or down. In this episode I'll be pointing out which seeding races will have the most significance as well as which will be most exciting. Also in this episode I'll be nominating who I think should win regular season awards along with answering some emails.

It’s the final week of the regular season and every team outside of the top 2 seed in both conferences have the ability to move up or down. In this episode I’ll be pointing out which seeding races will have the most significance as well as which will be most exciting. Also in this episode…

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YouTube personality, LeMont Joyner joins the podcast to challenge why Golden State was ranked so unfavorably in previous episodes of the show. He also sticks around to discuss LeBron's place in history, and who to watch out for in the playoffs in both conferences. 

It's one of the more common questions and debates in NBA circles; who is your top 10 of all-time? With the insertion of Kobe, Shaq, Duncan, and LeBron over the past decade, the list has become very crowded and controversial. With that in mind, here are my top 10 players of all-time, ranked from 1 to 10. Enjoy!