Loss Aversion

Kevin and Nathaniel chat about what they learned from the playoffs this year, who impressed them and who didn't, and the NBA Finals, including matchup breakdowns and predictions.

With Kevin out for load management, Jake and Nathaniel discuss Caitlin Clark going to another level, the Final Four, a possible Bucks title run, and why the sixth forward and guard spots for All-NBA are so tough.

Kev vents on Rodgers for a minute before the guys dive into estimated plus/minus, future playoff matchups, durability, winning, and all that in the context of All-NBA. Will we see a Bucks/Suns Finals rematch? The guys reveal their predictions as of March 23, though the landscape changes by day.

Jake, Kevin, and Nathaniel tackle a lot of topics on this week's episode, including Nathaniel's trip to Sactown, big NBA headlines, KD's injury, the Ja Morant situation, best case/worst case for all the playoff contenders, and an entertaining draft of guys who we'd least like to play pickup hoops with. 

Kev, Jake, and Nathaniel are back after a brief hiatus, taking an All-Star break of the game. They discuss their interest level in the All-Star Game, their favorite and least favorite games, and the League's most intriguing games down the stretch. 

Jake, Kev, and Nathaniel are back this week to discuss Nathaniel's fan experience at a recent Kings game, who the frontrunners are for the major awards, and their postseason picks. This week's draft: which five players are you taking to start a WNBA franchise? 

Kev, Jake, and Nathaniel give their takes on who they think should start in the All-Star Game, chat about four new teams who should (maybe) make some trades, and draft four guys who they would want to take the rec league court with in a game of pickup. 

Kev and Nathaniel check in on Kev's fandom this time of year, then dive into four NBA teams in the first of a round robin segment that covers the whole league. They end with a homer draft: picking their all-time Iowa hoopers.

Jake and Nathaniel talk through how to reconcile being NFL fans when injuries like Damar Hamlin's occur, whether sports actually matter, and ways we can be better fans.