Relatively Speaking Podcast

The Relatively Speaking is back to bring you wonderful entertainment by way of dropping the most wonderful sounds inside your ear holes. It is also back with enough vengeance that Bruce Willis would be upset that he wasn't walking around New York City half naked trying to solve some puzzles.

In this edition of the wold's most beloved podcast:

The New York Knicks hire a new general manager!

What does this mean for the franchise?

Joseph compares James Dolan to Radio Shaq.

He then compares NYK's front-office people to those old Radio Shaq robot dogs.

Jared is happy about the hire, but remains pessimistic.

Will the NBA franchise be stuck on the two-yard line with the reported Carmelo Anthony deal?

Then it is off to Put The Poop In The Basket:

Why are NFL players so confused by the money NBA players maker?

Jared and Joseph discuss simple math to help the situation.

If you're nickname is "Money" and it is created by yourself, you have to live up to the moniker, right?

There is a giant race war happening in a certain combat sport fight promotion at the moment. Hooray... we guess? It is all kind of gross.

The show ends as it always does on a Friday, with our AMA segment.

Would you where the mink coat Conor McGregor wore on Thursday?

Will the Knicks fans regret not having drafted Donovan Mitchell or Dennis Smith Jr.?

The Relatively Speaking is back to bring you wonderful entertainment by way of dropping the most wonderful sounds inside your ear holes. It is also back with enough vengeance that Bruce Willis would be upset that he wasn't walking around New York City half naked trying to solve some puzzles.

In this edition of the wold's most beloved podcast:

The New York Knicks hire a new general manager!

What does this mean for the franchise?

Joseph compares James Dolan to Radio Shaq.

He then compares NYK's front-office people to those old Radio Shaq robot dogs.

Jared is happy about the hire, but remains pessimistic.

Will the NBA franchise be stuck on the two-yard line with the reported Carmelo Anthony deal?

Then it is off to Put The Poop In The Basket:

Why are NFL players so confused by the money NBA players maker?

Jared and Joseph discuss simple math to help the situation.

If you're nickname is "Money" and it is created by yourself, you have to live up to the moniker, right?

There is a giant race war happening in a certain combat sport fight promotion at the moment. Hooray... we guess? It is all kind of gross.

The show ends as it always does on a Friday, with our AMA segment.

Would you where the mink coat Conor McGregor wore on Thursday?

Will the Knicks fans regret not having drafted Donovan Mitchell or Dennis Smith Jr.?

The Relatively Speaking Podcast returns from a weekend of tomfoolery to politely drop entertainment into your cranium via your ear passages.

With the NBA dominating more of the sports schedule than ever before, it is no shock that this edition of the Relatively Speaking Podcast is basketball heavy. But don't worry, friends. The podcast goes off the rails just enough to keep things interesting.

Things the dastardly duo discussed:

The New York Knicks wouldn't give actual power to David Griffin. What in the hell, James Dolan?

Is Dolan really just a misunderstood figure who is incredibly loyal to his friends?

Does the fact that it is the Knicks who messed this up actually put Griffin in a better position moving forward?

NBA Summer League players who have stood out.

Guys from the Summer League who have been woeful and disappointing.

Joseph has grown tired of LaVar Ball while Jared gives him credit for people watching Summer League.

Did Joseph get fat or hit the gym?

The show closes as it always does on a Monday -- with Absurd Questions.

Jared asks: Can the best three players in the BIG3 beat the worse three players in Summer League?

Joseph asks: Who would win in a fight, a dinosaur of your choice or a robot from Pacific Rim?

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The other guy can also be found on Twitter @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast returns from a weekend of tomfoolery to politely drop entertainment into your cranium via your ear passages.

With the NBA dominating more of the sports schedule than ever before, it is no shock that this edition of the Relatively Speaking Podcast is basketball heavy. But don't worry, friends. The podcast goes off the rails just enough to keep things interesting.

Things the dastardly duo discussed:

The New York Knicks wouldn't give actual power to David Griffin. What in the hell, James Dolan?

Is Dolan really just a misunderstood figure who is incredibly loyal to his friends?

Does the fact that it is the Knicks who messed this up actually put Griffin in a better position moving forward?

NBA Summer League players who have stood out.

Guys from the Summer League who have been woeful and disappointing.

Joseph has grown tired of LaVar Ball while Jared gives him credit for people watching Summer League.

Did Joseph get fat or hit the gym?

The show closes as it always does on a Monday -- with Absurd Questions.

Jared asks: Can the best three players in the BIG3 beat the worse three players in Summer League?

Joseph asks: Who would win in a fight, a dinosaur of your choice or a robot from Pacific Rim?

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The other guy can also be found on Twitter @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back to give you all the Gordon Hayward looks like he stole the real Gordon Hayward and cloned a more muscular version of him takes!

Setting aside a fictitious Hayward messing with the real one's DNA, the Relatively Speaking Podcast was straight fire in this specific episode.

First, and most importantly, we discuss Jared's birthday. He turned 32 on Friday. Yay! Hooray. Yippie! All the positivity. That is, uh, until we discuss the meaning of life for some reason and decide that when we die nothing at all happens. Pretty morbid start to the show to be honest.

Gordon Hayward is now a member of the Boston Celtics. Does his help Boston close the gap between them and the Cleveland Cavaliers? Does this make other assets more movable? Is Danny Ainge building toward more of a youth movement?

Speaking of the Cavs, Dan Gilbert has yet to hire a general manager. Joseph tends to think this is awful, as it is providing even more reason for LeBron James to get out of the directionless organization after next season.

We close this episode of the podcast as we do every Friday -- by answering questions from our very loyal, good looking, and intelligent fans.

Should the New York Knicks hurl the rookies to the fire from day-one?

What television death altered our life the most?

Twitter Mount Rushmore...

You can follow Jared on Twitter @JMintzHoops.

Same with that other guy @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast is back to give you all the Gordon Hayward looks like he stole the real Gordon Hayward and cloned a more muscular version of him takes!

Setting aside a fictitious Hayward messing with the real one's DNA, the Relatively Speaking Podcast was straight fire in this specific episode.

First, and most importantly, we discuss Jared's birthday. He turned 32 on Friday. Yay! Hooray. Yippie! All the positivity. That is, uh, until we discuss the meaning of life for some reason and decide that when we die nothing at all happens. Pretty morbid start to the show to be honest.

Gordon Hayward is now a member of the Boston Celtics. Does his help Boston close the gap between them and the Cleveland Cavaliers? Does this make other assets more movable? Is Danny Ainge building toward more of a youth movement?

Speaking of the Cavs, Dan Gilbert has yet to hire a general manager. Joseph tends to think this is awful, as it is providing even more reason for LeBron James to get out of the directionless organization after next season.

We close this episode of the podcast as we do every Friday -- by answering questions from our very loyal, good looking, and intelligent fans.

Should the New York Knicks hurl the rookies to the fire from day-one?

What television death altered our life the most?

Twitter Mount Rushmore...

You can follow Jared on Twitter @JMintzHoops.

Same with that other guy @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast woke up early on a Monday morning to swiftly insert entertainment into your cranium via the soft and luscious tones of Jared Mintz and Joseph Nardone.

It has been a really busy week in NBA free agency. Major trades, major signings, and all the rumors to keep a basketball junkie away from the evil that is Major League Baseball.

We kid. We kid. We love slapstick.

After recapping some of the recent action, Jared and Joseph opine for a world where people stop counting J.J. Redick's money. Seriously, guys. It was a one-year deal. The front-end money isn't all that bad when you realize the Sixers have a billion players on rookie contracts -- AND IT IS FOR ONE YEAR!

Paul George to Oklahoma City, Chris Paul to Houston, and a few other notable moves, has there been any shift of power out in the Western Conference?

Did you guys hear about John Calipari to the New York Knicks? Jared did, and he is irrationally angry about the entire ordeal. As for Joseph, he discusses why he enjoys all of this nonsense and can see a day (off in the future) when Cal hits the NBA and does relatively well.

The show closes as every Monday show ends -- with Absurd Questions.

Jared wants to know what sport Joseph would be most afraid to play.

Joseph asks Jared if he'd rather, you know, an alien or a ghost... really classy stuff.

Follow Jared on Twitter @JMintzHoops.

You can do the same with the other guy @JosephNardone.

The Relatively Speaking Podcast woke up early on a Monday morning to swiftly insert entertainment into your cranium via the soft and luscious tones of Jared Mintz and Joseph Nardone.

It has been a really busy week in NBA free agency. Major trades, major signings, and all the rumors to keep a basketball junkie away from the evil that is Major League Baseball.

We kid. We kid. We love slapstick.

After recapping some of the recent action, Jared and Joseph opine for a world where people stop counting J.J. Redick's money. Seriously, guys. It was a one-year deal. The front-end money isn't all that bad when you realize the Sixers have a billion players on rookie contracts -- AND IT IS FOR ONE YEAR!

Paul George to Oklahoma City, Chris Paul to Houston, and a few other notable moves, has there been any shift of power out in the Western Conference?

Did you guys hear about John Calipari to the New York Knicks? Jared did, and he is irrationally angry about the entire ordeal. As for Joseph, he discusses why he enjoys all of this nonsense and can see a day (off in the future) when Cal hits the NBA and does relatively well.

The show closes as every Monday show ends -- with Absurd Questions.

Jared wants to know what sport Joseph would be most afraid to play.

Joseph asks Jared if he'd rather, you know, an alien or a ghost... really classy stuff.

Follow Jared on Twitter @JMintzHoops.

You can do the same with the other guy @JosephNardone.

Phil Jackson's no longer the President of the New York Knicks and Jared and Joseph are back for a special Wednesday edition of the Relatively Speaking Podcast!

What was originally intended to be a special Free Agency Preview episode with special guest Charley Rosen, became a Phil/Knicks extravaganza, as Rosen offered insights as to why his former coaching buddy and fellow triangle aficionado was fired just two months after having the final two years of his contract picked up.

Rosen also spoke to Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis not buying into the triangle offense, the role the media played in Jackson's failure, and the deterioration of the quality of basketball being played in today's NBA.

Jared and Joseph didn't let Rosen off the hook easily though, as they asked about Phil's inability to adapt to his roster, his communication shortcomings, and what would motivate Jackson to possibly re-sign Derrick Rose.

It is also worth noting that Charley was a good enough sport to participate in the Relatively Speaking Podcast's famous "five rapid questions." Ever wonder why he's not on Twitter or if he thinks Bill Russell can beat up Shaq in a fistfight? Wonder no more, Earthlings!

Regardless if you agree or disagree with Rosen's takes, this was an insightful interview with a man who's spent over five decades around the game of basketball, and has as good of a perspective on Jackson's thought process as anyone out there.

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The same for the other, more good looking host @JosephNardone.

Phil Jackson's no longer the President of the New York Knicks and Jared and Joseph are back for a special Wednesday edition of the Relatively Speaking Podcast!

What was originally intended to be a special Free Agency Preview episode with special guest Charley Rosen, became a Phil/Knicks extravaganza, as Rosen offered insights as to why his former coaching buddy and fellow triangle aficionado was fired just two months after having the final two years of his contract picked up.

Rosen also spoke to Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis not buying into the triangle offense, the role the media played in Jackson's failure, and the deterioration of the quality of basketball being played in today's NBA.

Jared and Joseph didn't let Rosen off the hook easily though, as they asked about Phil's inability to adapt to his roster, his communication shortcomings, and what would motivate Jackson to possibly re-sign Derrick Rose.

It is also worth noting that Charley was a good enough sport to participate in the Relatively Speaking Podcast's famous "five rapid questions." Ever wonder why he's not on Twitter or if he thinks Bill Russell can beat up Shaq in a fistfight? Wonder no more, Earthlings!

Regardless if you agree or disagree with Rosen's takes, this was an insightful interview with a man who's spent over five decades around the game of basketball, and has as good of a perspective on Jackson's thought process as anyone out there.

You can follow Jared on the mean streets of Twitter @JMintzHoops.

The same for the other, more good looking host @JosephNardone.