NBAVE

As the seasons moves down the home stretch, the matchups of good teams playing bad teams increases and the outcomes are more predictable. We breeze through the results of last nights games and previewing tonight's games and we focus more on the remaining strength of schedule and decipher who will move up and down in the standings.

We also discuss the boring Devin Booker interview and how it could have been a lot more interesting with different questions and why Zach Lavine can bounce back.

Recapping one of the best nights of NBA basketball from the entire season with a complete recap and opinions on how the Nuggets play and several ways which they are superior to all the teams in the league and certainly compared to the Miami Heat who seem to lose to Denver the same way every time.

DeRozen rips out the hearts of Indiana and eats it for a late supper in a heroic overtime victory.

Cleveland shows us their best selves, Dallas showcases their big men, and Sabonis goes 10-0 vs AD along with Fox showing his place in the league over AD and Lebron.

On today's show we welcome back OG to the Knicks as they demolish Maxey and the shorthanded Sixers. We also discuss the teams who should throw a max contract at Maxey in the offseason.

We dive deep into the Pacers recipe for beating SGA and the Thunder.

We discuss the weirdness of Kawhi Leonard, leaving the arena, the Kings throwing up a monster game, and preview a stacked night of NBA action.

We recap last nights games including the Suns beating the Cavaliers who continue to play their worst stretch of basketball in Mitchell's absence, the Warriors beating the Spurs, and the Nuggets massive comeback against the Raptors.

We also look at the difference between the Celtics and Nuggets and preview tonight's NBA games.

The NBAVE review of 10 headlines with 18 games to go.

1. Cavs playing their worst

2. Knicks getting healthy

3. Magic schedule gets tougher

4. Sixers staying in it

5. Heat played with fire

6. Bulls playing well enough to be scary

7. Wolves resigned to lower seed

8. Pelicans beating up cans

9. Dallas righting the ship...again

10. Lakers leave the Warriors in the dust

Anthony Edwards is now unleashed and will amp up the entertainment level in Minnesota.

Don't overreact to Denver's win over Boston. Boston still may have the better roster and a higher ceiling, which we discuss.

The challenges of replacing players like KAT and Julius Randle.

DeRozan continues to be spectacular in the fourth quarter.

In a wild card matchup, Dallas gets a much needed victory to calm all the Jason Kidd negativity.

All this and more...

Recap of last nights NBA action including the Warriors impressive performance from the complete roster, the Lakers starting quick against the Kings and fizzling out against a monster game from Fox, the Magic taking advantage of a weak schedule to win five straight, surprise wins from the Hawks and Grizzlies, and the breaking KAT injury update.

The two longest win streaks in the NBA get snapped in one night with the Celtics and Nuggets getting beat in close games.

The Magic move up to the four seed, Jimmy Butler is back, the Pacers continue to have the Mavericks number, the Suns get a much needed victory and Alec Burks tries shooting his way out of the league.

The Kings continue to show their true colors, blowing another 20 point lead, this time to the Chicago Bulls.

The Bucks show some grit, the Nets can't beat the Grizzlies, and the Lakers win one against the Thunder to move back in front of the Warriors.

In today's episode we talk through the collision course bound Nuggets and Celtics who have won a combined 17 straight games.

There continue to be missed opportunities from playoff teams to move up in the seeding.

We also talk through the problematic duos in the NBA who should not be playing together.