NBA with Cyro Asseo

By Cyro Asseo

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May 11, 2026 2026 NBA Mock Draft 8.0: Post-Draft Lottery - 2 Rounds | All 60 Picks
HoopsHype’s Cyro Asseo is joined by Mikey V to break down a full 60-pick 2026 NBA Mock Draft after the lottery results.
They discuss AJ Dybantsa vs. Darryn Peterson at No. 1, Washington’s potential trade-down options, Utah’s pursuit of upside, Memphis landing Cameron Boozer, Chicago’s rebuild under Bryson Graham, Brooklyn’s point guard decision, Dallas adding another creator next to Cooper Flagg, Milwaukee’s future with Giannis Antetokounmpo, and several second-round sleepers.
They also dive into team fits, lottery risers and fallers, big-man scarcity, NBA Combine measurements, potential draft-night trades, and prospects such as Caleb Wilson, Darius Acuff, Keaton Wagler, Mikel Brown, Yaxel Lendeborg, Hannes Steinbach, Jayden Quaintance, Nate Ament, Aday Mara, and more.

My guest Michael Visenberg — better known as @NBADraftMikeyV of Get In
The Game 101 — to break down the 2026 NBA Mock Draft 7.0 (Pre-March
Madness Edition) featuring all 60 picks across two rounds.

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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:35 - Pick 1: Washington Wizards - AJ Dybantsa
5:39 - Pick 2: Utah Jazz - Darryn Peterson
6:48 - Pick 3: Memphis Grizzlies - Cameron Boozer
8:18 - Pick 4: Chicago Bulls - Caleb Wilson
10:54 - Pick 5: LA Clippers - Keaton Wagler
17:04 - Pick 6: Brooklyn Nets - Darius Acuff
18:56 - Pick 7: Sacramento Kings - Kingston Flemings
20:52 - Pick 8: Atlanta Hawks - Yaxel Lendeborg
27:23 - Pick 9: Dallas Mavericks - Mikel Brown
29:38 - Pick 10: Milwaukee Bucks - Hannes Steinbach
34:44 - Pick 11: Golden State Warriors - Bennett Stirtz
38:07 - Pick 12: Oklahoma City Thunder - Jayden Quaintance
40:29 - Pick 13: Miami Heat - Brayden Burries
43:25 - Pick 14: Charlotte Hornets - Morez Johnson
45:37 - Pick 15: Chicago Bulls - Chris Cenac
50:15 - Pick 16: Memphis Grizzlies - Labaron Philon
51:09 - Pick 17: Oklahoma City Thunder - Dailyn Swain
53:38 - Pick 18: Charlotte Hornets - Karim Lopez
55:29 - Pick 19: Toronto Raptors - Aday Mara
56:47 - Pick 20: San Antonio Spurs - Allen Graves
59:04 - Pick 21: Detroit Pistons - Cameron Carr
59:56 - Pick 22: Philadelphia 76ers - Nate Ament
1:01:49 - Pick 23: Atlanta Hawks - Christian Anderson
1:04:25 - Pick 24: New York Knicks - Amari Allen
1:08:15 - Pick 25: Los Angeles Lakers - Isaiah Evans
1:09:18 - Pick 26: Denver Nuggets - Ebuka Okorie
1:10:23 - Pick 27: Boston Celtics - Tarris Reed
1:12:04 - Pick 28: Minnesota Timberwolves - Joshua Jefferson
1:14:55 - Pick 29: Cleveland Cavaliers - Tyler Tanner
1:17:33 - Pick 30: Dallas Mavericks - Meleek Thomas
1:18:38 - Pick 31: New York Knicks - BJ Edwards
1:19:18 - Pick 32: Memphis Grizzlies - Richie Saunders
1:20:04 - Pick 33: Brooklyn Nets - Koa Peat
1:20:20 - Pick 34: Sacramento Kings - Alex Karaban
1:20:52 - Pick 35: San Antonio Spurs - Henri Veesaar
1:21:09 - Pick 36: LA Clippers - Luigi Suigo
1:21:28 - Pick 37: Oklahoma City Thunder - Tounde Yessoufou
1:22:07 - Pick 38: Chicago Bulls - Sergio De Larrea
1:22:40 - Pick 39: Houston Rockets - Jaden Bradley
1:22:59 - Pick 40: Boston Celtics - Milan Momcilovic
1:23:59 - Pick 41: Miami Heat - Trevon Brazile
1:24:48 - Pick 42: San Antonio Spurs - Billy Richmond
1:25:18 - Pick 43: Brooklyn Nets - Noa Kouakou-Heugue
1:26:03 - Pick 44: San Antonio Spurs - Bruce Thornton
1:26:20 - Pick 45: Sacramento Kings - Ryan Conwell
1:27:14 - Pick 46: Orlando Magic - Emanuel Sharp
1:27:43 - Pick 47: Phoenix Suns - Braden Smith
1:28:04 - Pick 48: Dallas Mavericks - Ugonna Onyenso
1:28:32 - Pick 49: Denver Nuggets - Mark Mitchell
1:29:22 - Pick 50: Toronto Raptors - Trey Kaufman-Renn
1:29:22 - Pick 51: Washington Wizards - Malik Reneau
1:29:44 - Pick 52: LA Clippers - Baba Miller
1:29:53 - Pick 53: Houston Rockets - Ugonna Onyenso
1:29:53 - Pick 54: Golden State Warriors - Melvin Council Jr.
1:30:19 - Pick 55: New York Knicks - Nick Martinelli
1:30:26 - Pick 56: Chicago Bulls - Otega Oweh
1:30:35 - Pick 57: Atlanta Hawks - Quadir Copeland
1:31:08 - Pick 58: New Orleans Pelicans - Nate Bittle
1:31:42 - Pick 59: Minnesota Timberwolves - Tamin Lipsey
1:32:04 - Pick 60: Washington Wizards - Milos Uzan
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May 11, 2026 Philadelphia 76ers 2026 Offseason Preview
Cyro Asseo breaks down the Philadelphia 76ers’ 2026 offseason after another disappointing playoff exit.

Philadelphia enters the summer with major questions around Joel Embiid’s health, Paul George’s long-term fit, Tyrese Maxey’s role as the franchise’s engine, and how VJ Edgecombe factors into the team’s next phase. With limited flexibility, expensive contracts, and pressure to maximize Embiid’s remaining prime, the Sixers face one of the NBA’s most important offseasons.

Cyro analyzes the 76ers’ roster construction, salary cap outlook, trade possibilities, free agency priorities, draft assets, and what Daryl Morey and the front office must do to keep Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference mix.

Drop your thoughts in the comments: Should the 76ers run it back, make a major trade, or start thinking bigger-picture?

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May 04, 2026 Cleveland Cavaliers vs Detroit Pistons Playoffs Preview & Predictions
Cyro Asseo breaks down the 2026 NBA Playoffs second-round matchup
between the Detroit Pistons and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
This is a true toss-up series. Detroit enters as the No. 1 seed after a
60–22 season with a +8.2 net rating and the NBA’s second-ranked defense.
Cleveland counters with elite shot creation, finishing top-6 in offense
and leaning on its guard duo to control late-game situations.
Cyro explains why Donovan Mitchell and James Harden give Cleveland the
edge when games slow down. Mitchell scored 140 total points in Round 1,
while Harden added 21.0 points and 6.7 assists per game with strong
efficiency (.621 TS%). That combination gives the Cavs multiple ways to
generate offense under pressure.
The frontcourt is just as important. Evan Mobley averaged 19.0 points on
56.8% shooting, while Jarrett Allen anchored the defense with 2.2
blocks per game. If Cleveland controls the paint, their offensive
ceiling rises significantly.
For Detroit, everything runs through Cade Cunningham. He was dominant in
Round 1, averaging 32.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, and 6.3 assists. If Cade
continues to control tempo and create efficient offense, Detroit has a
real path to winning this series.
Defensively, Detroit brings serious pressure. Ausar Thompson provides
elite two-way impact with 2.3 steals and 2.3 blocks per game, while
Isaiah Stewart and Jalen Duren protect the rim and dominate the glass.
Key Matchup
Cade Cunningham vs Cleveland’s defense — If Cade limits turnovers and
finds clean reads, Detroit can control the series. If Cleveland forces
tough shots and mistakes, the Cavs gain the edge.
X-Factors
Cavaliers
Evan Mobley — two-way stability and efficiency
James Harden — decision-making vs Detroit’s defense
Max Strus / Sam Merrill — perimeter shooting to punish help
Jarrett Allen — rim protection and interior control
Pistons
Ausar Thompson — defensive chaos and transition impact
Tobias Harris — scoring efficiency under pressure
Duncan Robinson — spacing (40.5% from three)
Kevin Huerter — health and shooting depth
Projected 10-Man Rotation
Cleveland Cavaliers
James Harden
Donovan Mitchell
Max Strus
Evan Mobley
Jarrett Allen
Dean Wade
Sam Merrill
Dennis Schröder
Jaylon Tyson
Keon Ellis
Detroit Pistons
Cade Cunningham
Duncan Robinson
Ausar Thompson
Tobias Harris
Jalen Duren
Isaiah Stewart
Daniss Jenkins
Javonte Green
Caris LeVert
Kevin Huerter
Cyro breaks down why this series will be physical, defensive, and
decided late in games—where Cleveland’s shot creation could be the
difference.
Prediction: Cavaliers in 7
Detroit has the better defense and regular-season résumé, but
Cleveland’s ability to generate offense in crunch time gives them a
slight edge in a coin-flip series.
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coverage.
#pistons #cavaliers #nba #nbaplayoffs #cyroasseo #hoopshype #nbanews #nbapreview #pistonsvscavs #nba2026
0:00 – Intro and series overview
0:22 – Detroit’s regular season dominance
0:37 – Cleveland’s offensive versatility: Mitchell & Harden
0:54 – Offensive and defensive efficiency rankings
1:43 – Deep dive into Cleveland’s first-round stats
2:30 – Cleveland’s frontcourt edge: Mobley & Allen
3:30 – How Detroit can win the series
4:03 – The Case for Cade Cunningham as the series' best player
4:53 – Detroit’s defensive impact: Thompson & Stewart
6:23 – Evan Mobley: The ultimate X-Factor
6:52 – Shooting depth: Strus vs. Merrill
8:10 – Projected starting lineups
8:45 – Final Prediction: Who wins and in how many games?

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May 04, 2026 Toronto Raptors 2026 Offseason Preview
Cyro Asseo breaks down the Toronto Raptors’ 2026 offseason after a 46-36
season and a return to the playoffs. Toronto took a major step forward
behind Scottie Barnes, RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley, Brandon Ingram,
and Jakob Poeltl — but injuries and depth issues limited their
postseason ceiling.
Cyro analyzes the Raptors’ biggest offseason decisions, including their
financial flexibility near the tax line, Sandro Mamukelashvili’s value
and contract situation, and whether Toronto is ready to push into a true
win-now phase. He also breaks down RJ Barrett’s extension outlook, the
development of Collin Murray-Boyles, and the front office’s long-term
roster strategy under Bobby Webster.
With strong defensive identity but clear shooting concerns, Toronto must
decide how aggressive to be in upgrading the roster while maintaining
flexibility.
Catch the full offseason breakdown and stay locked in for more Raptors
and NBA coverage.
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00:00 - Introduction and Raptors' 2026 Season Overview
00:22 - Draft Strategy and Potential Targets: Christian Anderson and More
00:36 - Roster Decisions: Mamu, Jackson-Davis, and More
01:07 - Raptors' Improvement and Defensive Identity
01:23 - Playoff Performance and Injuries
02:05 - Salary Cap Analysis and Roster Outlook
03:55 - General Manager Bobby Webster and Trade History
04:10 - Sandro Mamukelashvili's Performance and Contract Situation
04:50 - RJ Barrett's Performance and Potential Extension
05:10 - Roster Needs and Potential Draft Targets
06:05 - Potential Trade Targets: Quickley and Poeltl
07:15 - Exploring Trade Options for Poeltl
08:20 - Potential Destinations for Quickley
08:50 - Outro and Conclusion

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May 03, 2026 New York Knicks vs Philadelphia 76ers Playoffs Preview & Predictions
Cyro Asseo breaks down the 2026 NBA Playoffs second-round matchup
between the New York Knicks and the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Knicks enter as the favorites after a dominant first-round showing
and a stronger full-season profile. New York finished 53–29 with a top-3
offense (119.8 ORtg) and top-7 defense, then followed it up with a
122.0 offensive rating against Atlanta. Meanwhile, Philadelphia advanced
despite offensive inconsistency, averaging just 102.8 points per game
against Boston.
Cyro explains why Jalen Brunson remains the engine of this series. He
averaged 26.3 points and 6.2 assists in Round 1 and continues to control
tempo, generate late-clock offense, and anchor New York’s half-court
execution.
The biggest swing piece for New York is OG Anunoby. He was elite against
Atlanta, putting up 21.5 points on 61.1% shooting and 56.7% from three.
If he maintains that efficiency while defending at a high level, the
Knicks become extremely difficult to scheme against.
Karl-Anthony Towns adds another layer with his passing and rebounding.
His 18.7 points, 11.3 rebounds, and 6.0 assists in Round 1 give New York
a second offensive hub and a major advantage in controlling
possessions.
For Philadelphia, everything hinges on Joel Embiid. Even in limited
action, he averaged 26.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and 7.3 assists. If he’s
healthy and playing full minutes, the Sixers’ ceiling changes
completely.
Tyrese Maxey remains the primary offensive driver, averaging 26.3 points
and 6.5 assists while shooting 41.2% from three in the first round.
Paul George adds elite shot-making, hitting 54.3% from deep, while VJ
Edgecombe provides athleticism and energy as a rookie contributor.
X-Factors
Knicks
OG Anunoby — elite two-way efficiency
Karl-Anthony Towns — playmaking + rebounding control
Mitchell Robinson — second-chance impact off the bench
Miles McBride / Jose Alvarado — guard pressure on Maxey
76ers
Joel Embiid — health determines ceiling
Tyrese Maxey — must match Brunson’s production
Paul George — perimeter shot-making swing
VJ Edgecombe — rookie impact and athleticism
Projected 10-Man Rotation
New York Knicks
Jalen Brunson
Mikal Bridges
OG Anunoby
Josh Hart
Karl-Anthony Towns
Miles McBride
Jordan Clarkson
Mitchell Robinson
Jose Alvarado
Landry Shamet
Philadelphia 76ers
Tyrese Maxey
VJ Edgecombe
Kelly Oubre Jr.
Paul George
Joel Embiid
Quentin Grimes
Andre Drummond
Adem Bona
Justin Edwards
Dominick Barlow
Cyro breaks down why New York’s depth, offensive structure, and two-way
balance give them the edge over a Philadelphia team that relies heavily
on star-level shot-making.
Prediction: Knicks in 6
The 76ers have a real upset path if Embiid is healthy and Maxey/George
stay efficient, but New York’s consistency, defense, and half-court
execution should carry the series.
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coverage.
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00:00 - Series Preview & Intro
01:49 - Why the Knicks are the Favorites
03:22 - Jalen Brunson: The Knicks' Engine
04:03 - OG Anunoby: The Ultimate Swing Piece
04:38 - Karl-Anthony Towns: The X-Factor Advantage
05:45 - The 76ers' Best Counter: Star Shot-Making
06:21 - Philadelphia's Biggest Issue: Consistency
07:23 - Key Matchups & X-Factors
08:35 - Joel Embiid's Health & The 76ers' Path to Victory
10:35 - Final Series Prediction

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May 02, 2026 Los Angeles Lakers vs Oklahoma City Thunder Playoffs Preview & Predictions
Cyro Asseo breaks down the 2026 NBA Playoffs second-round matchup
between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Los Angeles Lakers.
This is one of the most important series in the West. Oklahoma City
enters as the league’s most complete team after a 64–18 season, leading
the NBA in net rating (+11.1), defensive rating (107.7), and SRS
(11.04). Meanwhile, the Lakers bring championship-level upside—but
everything hinges on the status of Luka Dončić.
Cyro explains why Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the current best player in
the series. After averaging 33.8 points and 8.0 assists in Round 1, Shai
continues to control pace, pressure the paint, and generate efficient
offense against any defense.
The Thunder’s depth and defensive pressure are the real separators. Chet
Holmgren provides elite rim protection and spacing, while Alex Caruso,
Luguentz Dort, and Cason Wallace create constant disruption. OKC forced
turnovers and turned them into offense all season—and that’s a major
issue for a Lakers team that struggled with ball security in Round 1.
For Los Angeles, it starts with LeBron James. He averaged over 23
points, 8 assists, and 7 rebounds against Houston and now has to carry
the offense again if Luka remains out. Rui Hachimura and Deandre Ayton
become critical swing pieces—Rui for spacing (58.6% from three in Round
1) and Ayton for rebounding and interior control.
Cyro also highlights the importance of Austin Reaves returning to form.
Without him or Luka, the Lakers lack enough shot creation to
consistently break down OKC’s defense.
0:00 Intro: Game Context & Team Records
0:46 OKC’s Fast Start: Defensive Intensity & Transition Play
1:18 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: Early Scoring Dominance
1:52 Lakers' Frontcourt Response: Ayton & Rim Protection
2:18 Second Quarter Momentum Shifts
3:07 Chet Holmgren’s Impact on Both Ends
3:34 How the Lakers Can Slow Down the Thunder Backcourt
4:14 Bench Depth Analysis: Key Role Players Stepping Up
4:58 Defensive Strategy: Dealing with the Thunder's Spacing
6:06 Turning Point: Transition Scoring vs. Half-Court Execution
7:18 Final Rotation Adjustments for the Second Half
8:05 Prediction Check: Can the Lakers Mount a Comeback?
8:56 Outro & Viewer Predictions
X-Factors
Thunder
Chet Holmgren — rim protection + floor spacing
Ajay Mitchell — secondary creation with Jalen Williams out
Alex Caruso — defensive impact and playoff toughness
Lakers
Luka Dončić — the entire ceiling of the series
Rui Hachimura — elite shooting swing factor
Deandre Ayton — rebounding battle vs OKC bigs
Projected 10-Man Rotation
Oklahoma City Thunder
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Cason Wallace
Luguentz Dort
Chet Holmgren
Isaiah Hartenstein
Ajay Mitchell
Alex Caruso
Isaiah Joe
Jaylin Williams
Aaron Wiggins
Los Angeles Lakers
LeBron James
Rui Hachimura
Marcus Smart
Luke Kennard
Deandre Ayton
Austin Reaves
Jaxson Hayes
Jake LaRavia
Jarred Vanderbilt
Bronny James
Cyro breaks down why Oklahoma City’s defensive pressure, transition
offense, and depth give them a structural edge—especially against a
turnover-prone Lakers team.
Prediction: Thunder in 6
Oklahoma City’s two-way dominance, depth, and consistency should carry
the series. The Lakers can push it if LeBron controls tempo and their
shooters stay hot—but unless Luka returns at full strength, OKC remains
the safer pick.
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coverage.
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May 02, 2026 Minnesota Timberwolves vs San Antonio Spurs Playoffs Preview & Predictions
Cyro Asseo breaks down the 2026 NBA Playoffs second-round matchup
between the Minnesota Timberwolves and the San Antonio Spurs.
This series is a clash of styles—Minnesota’s physical, grind-it-out
identity versus San Antonio’s elite two-way ceiling. The Timberwolves
just eliminated Denver in six despite major injuries, while the Spurs
handled Portland in five and enter with a 62–20 record, a +8.3 net
rating, and top-4 rankings on both ends.
Cyro explains why Victor Wembanyama is the defining force in this
matchup. His two-way dominance—rim protection, efficiency, and
spacing—gives San Antonio the clearest advantage in the series.
Alongside him, De'Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle provide consistent shot
creation and playmaking that Minnesota struggles to match without
Anthony Edwards.
Minnesota still has a path. Julius Randle, Jaden McDaniels, Rudy Gobert,
and Naz Reid give the Wolves size, rebounding, and defensive
versatility. The emergence of Ayo Dosunmu—who averaged over 21 points in
Round 1—adds a critical scoring dimension with Edwards sidelined.
Cyro dives into the key series dynamics, including Minnesota’s edge on
the glass, San Antonio’s elite shooting (41.8% from three in Round 1),
and how each team handles non-star minutes.
X-Factors
Timberwolves
Ayo Dosunmu — primary creator with Edwards out
Jaden McDaniels — two-way impact on both ends
Rudy Gobert — rim protection + rebounding
Naz Reid — spacing and bench scoring
Spurs
Victor Wembanyama — two-way dominance
De’Aaron Fox — pace control and late-game scoring
Stephon Castle — playmaking vs turnover pressure
Julian Champagnie — elite spot-up shooting
Projected 10-Man Rotation
Minnesota Timberwolves
Ayo Dosunmu
Jaden McDaniels
Julius Randle
Naz Reid
Rudy Gobert
Mike Conley
Bones Hyland
Terrence Shannon Jr.
Kyle Anderson
Jaylen Clark
San Antonio Spurs
De’Aaron Fox
Stephon Castle
Devin Vassell
Julian Champagnie
Victor Wembanyama
Dylan Harper
Luke Kornet
Keldon Johnson
Carter Bryant
Harrison Barnes
Cyro explains why this series likely goes the distance—Minnesota’s
physicality and rebounding can grind games down, but San Antonio’s shot
creation, efficiency, and home-court edge give them the advantage in a
Game 7 scenario.
Prediction: Spurs in 7
San Antonio’s shooting, rim protection, and offensive structure
ultimately outlast Minnesota’s defense and toughness in a long, physical
series.
Catch the full breakdown and stay locked in for more NBA playoff
coverage.
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0:00 Intro & Predictions Invitation
0:46 Matchup Breakdown: #6 Wolves vs. #2 Spurs
1:21 The Importance of Home Court Advantage
1:52 Minnesota's Physicality: Gobert & McDaniels
2:18 Recap: Timberwolves' Grit Against Denver
3:07 Recap: Spurs' Dominance Over Portland
3:34 How Minnesota Can Pull Off the Upset
4:14 The Wildcard: Ayo Dosunmu’s Impact
4:58 Why San Antonio Has the Edge
6:06 Keys to the Series: Shooting & Rim Protection
7:18 Full Rotation Analysis & Roster Depth
8:05 Final Series Prediction (Game 7?)
8:56 Outro & Community Thoughts

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April 29, 2026 Portland Trail Blazers 2026 Offseason Preview
HoopsHype analyst Cyro Asseo breaks down the Portland Trail Blazers’
2026 offseason after a 42-40 season and first-round playoff exit.
Portland showed real progress behind Deni Avdija, Scoot Henderson,
Shaedon Sharpe, Toumani Camara, Donovan Clingan, Jrue Holiday, Jerami
Grant, and the eventual return of Damian Lillard.
Cyro analyzes the major questions ahead, including Tiago Splitter’s
coaching future, Tom Dundon’s aggressive ownership style, Portland’s
reported cost-cutting measures, and whether the Blazers will chase a
win-now move. He also looks at the team’s free agents, Robert Williams
III’s future, Matisse Thybulle’s value, Scoot Henderson’s extension
outlook, and Portland’s biggest roster need: shooting.
Catch the full offseason preview and stay locked in for more Trail
Blazers and NBA coverage.
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April 28, 2026 Phoenix Suns 2026 Offseason Preview
Cyro Asseo breaks down the full 2026 offseason outlook for the Phoenix
Suns after a surprising 45-37 season and a first-round playoff exit.
After missing the playoffs the year before and carrying one of the
league’s bleakest futures, Phoenix rebuilt its identity through defense,
depth, and major roster changes instead of star-chasing.
Cyro analyzes how the Suns flipped the roster by moving on from Kevin
Durant and buying out Bradley Beal, while adding Jalen Green, Dillon
Brooks, Khaman Maluach, and Mark Williams. He also looks at how head
coach Jordan Ott helped establish a top-10 defense and why Phoenix now
has a much clearer identity built around toughness and versatility.
The biggest offseason priorities center on retaining key free agents
like Collin Gillespie, Williams, and Jordan Goodwin, while also
evaluating a major extension for Brooks. Cyro also breaks down Phoenix’s
cap flexibility, draft limitations, and how rookies Maluach and Rasheer
Fleming could shape the future.
Catch the full breakdown and stay locked in for more Suns and NBA
coverage.
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April 28, 2026 2026 Portsmouth Invitational: Top NBA Draft Prospects & Standouts
HoopsHype’s Cyro Asseo and guest Michael Visenberg as they break down
the top performers, hidden gems, and athletic standouts from the 2026
Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (PIT).
We dive deep into the official BAM testing numbers, live game
evaluations, and which prospects have the physical tools and skillsets
that translate best to the NBA or top European leagues. From
unbelievable vertical leaps to lockdown perimeter defense, we cover the
players who boosted their stock the most in Portsmouth.
My guest Michael Visenberg — better known as @NBADraftMikeyV — to break
down this year's PIT!
🏀 Key Prospects Discussed in this Episode:
• Melvin Council Jr. (Tournament MVP)
• Seth Trimble & Tobi Lawal (The elite athletes of the event)
• Quadir Copeland (Versatile playmaker)
• Mark Mitchell (Winning traits & hustle)
• Nimari Burnett, Kylan Boswell, Chase Ross, and more!
Read the full breakdown on HoopsHype: [Insert Link to your HoopsHype
Article Here]
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro & Favorite Players at Portsmouth
0:23 - The Elite Athletes: Seth Trimble & Tobi Lawal
0:51 - UMiami Prospects & Ernest Udeh Jr.
1:21 - Nimari Burnett & Kylan Boswell's Impact
2:58 - Chase Ross: The Swiss Army Knife
3:52 - Xaivian Lee & AJ Storr Evaluations
4:57 - Rashan Agee's Dominant Rebounding
7:02 - Deep Dive: Seth Trimble's Insane Vertical & Measurements
11:50 - Mark Mitchell's Versatility & Pro Potential
12:47 - Best NBA Translation: Quadir Copeland & Final Thoughts
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basketball scouting, NBA Draft analysis, and advanced player metrics!
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