MVP Podcast

In our newest episode, Sam, Geigh and Payton discuss their opinions on all six of the firings, the Rockets' hiring of Ime Udoka, what each team needs their new coach to fill with their vacancy and who each team might land for their head coach for next season.

The Conference Finals are here!  In this episode, Sam, Geigh and Payton give their reactions to the second round of the playoffs and discuss who they think will make it to the NBA Finals.  They discuss where teams go from here, keys to winning this next round and Sam and Geigh argue once again over the Westbrook trade and it's value.

With the first round of the playoffs concluded, Sam, Geigh and Payton go through all eight matchups and recap their thoughts on the series.  We then go into the four conference semi-final matchups and talk about keys to winning and who we think will emerge victorious.

In our newest episode, Sam and Geigh discuss NBA Awards and hand out who the group had voted for as the winners.  We discuss Defensive Player of the Year, 6th man of the year, Coach of the Year, Most Improved Player, Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player.

In our newest episode, Sam, Geigh and Payton go through every matchup and discuss who they think will win and what they like in each of these series.  We also discuss who has the most pressure to win a championship this season. 

In this last 2022-2023 NBA Stock Market episode, Sam and Geigh discuss the ending of the season in terms of the Custom Stock Market.  They also go in depth on the process of the formula used, where things went wrong and Sam brings up his top 5 things that Geigh said this season.  The final numbers was Sam won by gaining $2515.40 and Geigh gained $2435.82.  

We finish our NBA Front Office Tier-list in our newest episode. Sam, Geigh and Payton come back together one more time to continue the Tier-list for the NBA Front offices from the last two and a half years. This includes the offseason after the Laker's Championship to the present. Approximate start times for the first ten teams go as follows: Oklahoma City Thunder- 0:20, Orlando Magic- 3:15, Philadelphia 76ers- 7:20, Phoenix Suns- 11:50, Portland Trail Blazers- 15:25, Sacramento Kings- 20:10, San Antonio Spurs- 23:50, Toronto Raptors- 26:05, Utah Jazz- 28:30, and Washington Wizards- 31:30.

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We are down to the last two weeks of the season and it all comes down to this!  The last two weeks Geigh gained $340.33 while Sam gained $312.28.  This brings the season total gains to $2052.02 and $2115.20 respectively. 

We discussed who we sold, who we bought and decided to hold off on.

We continue our NBA Front Office Tier-list in this newest episode. Sam, Geigh and Payton come back together to make a Tier-list for the NBA Front offices from the last two and a half years. This includes the offseason after the Laker's Championship to the present. Approximate start times for the first ten teams go as follows: Houston Rockets- 0:30, Indiana Pacers- 10:50, Los Angeles Clippers- 18:05, Los Angeles Lakers- 22:10, Memphis Grizzlies- 34:35, Miami Heat- 37:15, Milwaukee Bucks- 41:50, Minnesota Timberwolves- 46:45, New Orleans Pelicans- 49:30 and New York Knicks- 54:20.

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In our newest Tier-list, Sam and Geigh get some help from NFL MVP Momentum Podcast's Payton Thompson and as a group make a Tier-list for the NBA Front offices from the last two and a half years.  This includes the offseason after the Laker's Championship to the present.  Approximate start times for the first ten teams goes as follows: Atlanta Hawks- 3:40, Boston Celtics- 10:40, Brooklyn Nets- 14:35, Charlotte Hornets- 22:30, Chicago Bulls- 27:05, Cleveland Cavaliers- 34:45, Dallas Mavericks- 40:20, Denver Nuggets- 47:00, Detroit Pistons- 52:20, and Golden State Warriors- 56:30.

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