Harry and Mickey are once again joined by the wildly talented sports writer and podcaster, Ace Pedraza, who takes a belated victory lap on behalf of the Knicks. Then, they talk the fully loaded teams at the top of the new-look Eastern Conference and in light of the Kawhi ruling, or lack thereof, Harry, Mickey, and Ace pitch some brand partnerships that the Pistons could use to funnel Jalen Duren his well-deserved duckets (and some side deals for Knicks players too)!

Welp, it finally happened, Harry and Mickey sold out. In honor of their exciting new partnership with BetHPR the only fictional sports gambling company specific to the Detroit Pistons, they dive into some prop bets and over/unders that are guaranteed to maybe, quite possibly, get you mad paid, son! Yeah, we’re part of the problem now, but here’s the thing: you either die with less than 300 subscribers, or you pod long enough become the villain. DISCLAIMER: Harry and Mickey are NOT responsible for any financial ruin you may incur from following their really good financial advice.

As the dawg days of the offseason drag on, Harry and Mickey discuss some x-factors that could impact the 2026-2027 season, aka, some Blazing Dark Horses. Also, are people underrating the Pistons? What else is new? To wrap things up, the guys place a rousing game of “Shit We Got Before the JD Extension.”

We all Detroit needs another scorer but the question is: WHEN is the best time to go get him? Harry and Mickey weigh the pros and cons of making a trade ASAP, at the deadline, or next offseason. Then, they talk about potential sign and trades and the unlikely possibility of a Pistons squad without Jalen Duren.

Giddy up, Smoke Ponies, the Order of the Blazing Horse has officially cracked triple digies! To celebrate the 100th episode, and spread the good word of Hooper, Harry and Mickey are pleased to announce a jersey giveaway! Praise Horse! Then, they discuss which players are poised to make a leap before getting into some fan prophecies for the 2026-2027 season. Thank you for being part of the Order!!!

Robbie Bettelon aka Bobby Buckets rejoins the pod to break down first impressions of Detroit's first Summer League game of the year. The fellas catch up on the Pistons’ new acquisitions. They talk numbers: 3pt percentages, salaries, and then they get into potential lineups for the 2027 season. Then, with the fanbase in turmoil over trade and free agency targets, the guys play a summer edition of Who You Talking ‘Bout, Reddit?

Friend of the pod Bryce Simon returns to discuss the Jalen Duren negotiations, Detroit’s new acquisitions in Isaiah Joe and John Collins, Red Velvet’s return, Uncle T’s departure, and offseason moves still to come. Then, they play a game called Running Mates to determine what 2nd options the Pistons should pair with Cade Cunningham 2026-2027 season.

The Pistons have shipped Isaiah Stewart to Memphis. They've traded up in the first round to draft (potentially controversial if you ask the fan base) PG Ebuka Okorie. They traded back into the 2nd round to draft Tall Boy Blocks Ugonna Onyenso. The whole NBA sphere awaits whatever massive move they are seemingly on the verge of making. But the Order waits for no one, and we welcome Paige Otto of @NoCeilingsNBA to the show to tell us about our new guys and how she feels about all the movement on the Pistons front.

As the draft approaches, and the potentiial for a looming Giannis trade (NOT to Detroit), could the Pistons make moves? A rumored 3-team trade would land Tyler Herro in Detroit, so Mickey and Harry discuss the merits of such an acquistion and his fit alongside Cade Cunningham in the backcourt. Does a trade for Herro sound wild? Well, the fellas also pitch a couple WILD trades for the Pistons. They close it out breaking down Trajan Langdon's press conference, and dip their toes into what, precisely, sportsmanship is.

The rumor mill is churning and keeps spitting out the same hot name: Trey Murphy III. Mickey and Harry discuss possible trade packages that could land the Murph man in the 313, as well as talk their interest in other rumored prospects (Kyrie Irving and Jalen Brown), and debate the hierarchy of desired skillsets for incoming players.