In this episode of NBAwhy, Isaac breaks down the trades that were made on the trade deadline, and analyses the way in which each player fits for each team, finding the winners and losers of the trade deadline this year.

In this episode, Raul goes into detail as in why and how the Los Angeles Lakers are going to go all the way this season, and win the O’Brien trophy. He also believes that the Lakers are going to be on top for a long time, and here’s why:

This episode will not be monetized or sponsored. Out thoughts and prayers go out to all those affected by the tragic accident that happened on the morning of January 26, 2020. In this episode, Raul pays tribute to arguably the greatest basketball player of all time.

In this episode, Raul and Isaac talk about recent proposals made by the NBA to change the regular season from 82 to 78 games, and discuss the pros and cons of a possible mid-season tournament with a prize pool of $1,000,000 for each player and $500,000 for coaching staff.

In this second part of the topic which Isaac is covering on why and how the Golden State Warriors can win the title next year, Isaac talks about lots of trade rumours that have been going around, and some possible free agency and offseason moves to bring the Golden State Warriors dynasty back to glory.

Today, Isaac talks about how the Golden State Warriors have title aspirations for next season, explaining why and analysing some possible trades that have been talked about in rumours around the NBA.

In this episode, Isaac talks about Load Management and why it is a joke basically. Isaac gives examples just to prove his point. Follow us on Instagram and twitch: NBAwhy

In this episode, we have a fierce debate about who the Most Valuable Player award should go to this season, and we have mixed opinions about it.

In this episode, we go into detail of why LeBron James should win the 2019-20 Most Valuable Player, using statistics and standings to back up out claims.

Today we go in depth about how and why the warriors are having a horrible season, with a really bad 8-24 record at the time of publish (December 26, 2019) and how this horrible situation is only getting worse