We kick off a jam-packed episode by breaking down Boston's stunning sweep of Brooklyn, and wondering what the future holds for the Nets. Then, we give the Heat their flowers, eulogize a disappointing Hawks season, check in on an increasingly chaotic Grizzlies-Wolves series, speculate about the Raptors' chances of completing a historic comeback over the slipping Sixers, and issue a correction on Suns-Pelicans

James Borrego's firing has us confused about the Hornets, Khris Middleton's knee injury has us concerned for the Bucks, and Karl-Anthony Towns' pitiful postseason showing for the Timberwolves just has us perplexed.

With the playoffs officially in full swing, we check in on half of the playoff field. We break down what we've seen from Suns-Pelicans, Celtics-Nets, Sixers-Raptors, and Mavs-Jazz so far, and what we expect to see from those series moving forward.

With the postseason upon us, we touch on the play-in tournament and preview the six solidified 1st-round playoff matchups.

As we head into the final weekend of the regular season, we wonder how concerned the 76ers should be about the state of James Harden, before revealing our picks for each of the seven major regular-season awards.

How do the Celtics, Heat, Bucks, and 76ers stack up with the postseason a week away?

Pound The Rock original William Lou joins the show to dig into Toronto's surprising season so far, the Raptors' potential to play spoiler in this year's playoffs, and the team's promising upside going forward.

How do injuries to Steph Curry and John Collins affect the Warriors, the Hawks, and each team's respective conference races? An embarrassing loss in Minnesota sinks LeBron, Westbrook, and the Lakers to new lows. Then theScore's Chicco Nacion joins the show to talk about his feature on top prospect Chet Holmgren's stunning development.

With Gregg Popovich on the cusp of becoming the NBA's all-time winningest coach, two-time NBA champion and Spurs TV analyst Matt Bonner joins the show to take us behind the scenes, into the locker room, and into the huddle with coach Pop.

76ers superfan and podcaster Trill Bro Dude joins the show to break down Philadelphia's first two games of the James Harden experience.