Pushin' Thru

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier bring on hoop historians Gerald Brown and Mitch Lawrence to discuss the "Ova Here" Top 75 List and break down who really got snubbed from the NBA's list.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss the NBA's Top 75 list and make their own "Ova Here" list because putting the game first is what we do over here instead of simply analyzing NBA resumés and stats.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier return for season three of Pushin' Thru to celebrate the return of the traditional NBA calendar along with the 75th anniversary of the association. The duo breaks down why the Bucks are the real team to beat, how Stephen Curry's leadership looks similar to Tim Duncan, and the two title favorites: The Nets and Lakers.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss J. Cole's new bars then dive into the latest Ben Simmons headlines and explain why it's a classic story in the NBA despite it being treated as a new phenomenon.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss potential destinations for John Wall and explain why the show is all about basketball talk without the agendas.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier pay their respects to the 2021 Basketball Hall of Fame class including BJ's old teammate Toni Kuckoc. Then, the duo discusses the Hornets handling expectations and Shaq's comments on Ben Simmons.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier welcome back ESPN reporter Eric Woodyard to let BJ know how the Lions are looking, the optimism surrounding the Pistons, and predictions for the NFL season.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss the top two teams winning the offseason with veteran acquisitions and Lamarcus Aldridge's return to the NBA.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss Rajon Rondo's return to the Lakers and what that means for their team's push for a title. Then, BJ explains why we still haven't seen the best basketball player because we didn't see MJ in practice.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss the artistry behind the music releases on the way and break down why this NBA regular season will be different than what we've seen in quite some time.