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First, Anthony and Harrison break down the teams they'd most like to avoid in the playoffs if possible, complete with honorable mentions and the team they'd most like to face. Then, because of the JJ Redick-relative health story from last week, they figure out what they would misuse an analytics department on.
Anthony and Harrison rank the teams they're least interested in seeing in a postseason series and explain why. They also try to figure out how they feel about OKC.
Anthony thought he remembered a story that Harrison didn't think he had quite right. This is one of those magical occasions where the actual story is so much better than the one we thought we remembered.
Anthony and Harrison, if equipped with an analytics department, would research... logo sizes on NBA courts. Yup. That's where their heads are at.
Anthony loved the Lakers taking what the Rockets were giving them and sending them on their way with an L.
Anthony loved that game quite a bit. He explains why, while celebrating the performances DFS and Gabe put on, thanks to the discipline shown by Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves and LeBron James.
Anthony recaps that huge win over a Rockets team that approached last night like a playoff game. What a fun W.
Gabe Vincent obviously deserves a ton of credit for turning his season around, but Anthony also explains the work a team does to help get their key shooters going.
Anthony recaps a fun weekend, then narrates his latest piece for ClutchPoints, in which he says it wasn't time to panic when the Lakers were slumping, but that those trends definitely needed to end.
Oh, you know, just a typical weekend paying very close attention to this team. The Lakers picked up a huge win. Before the game, JJ Redick confirmed what we've thought all along about player health against the Lakers. Sunday, Anthony made NBA Twitter angry asking that Rob Pelinka get some credit for building this roster. This led to a rant about NBA awards. He wrapped up by answering questions from the live audience.
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