Run It Back

On today's episode, the crew reacts to the Golden State Warriors beating the San Antonio Spurs, the Phoenix Suns holding on to get the win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, Nikola Jokic's insane performance against the Toronto Raptors, and Luka Doncic's seventh straight triple-double. Then, they debate who's better between Victor Wembanyama or Tim Duncan as rookies, whether Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has had a better season than the year Kevin Durant won MVP, and if Kobe Bryant or Tracy McGrady were better at their peaks. Finally, the crew discusses if they're buying that the Boston Celtics should bring Kristaps Porzingis off the bench, if there are only two guys that can be the next face of the league, and that LeBron James doesn't deserve a statue with the Los Angeles Lakers.

On today's episode, the crew talks about the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Milwaukee Bucks holding off the Los Angeles Clippers, the Philadelphia 76ers defeating the New York Knicks, and Alperen Sengun's potentially serious injury. Then, they react to top poster dunks, blocks, and more highlights from around the NBA. Finally, Lou Williams and Chandler Parsons talk about their weekends.

On today's episode, the crew recaps Anthony Edwards propelling the Minnesota Timberwolves to a win over the Indiana Pacers, the Denver Nuggets victory against the Boston Celtics, and the Dallas Mavericks beating the Miami Heat. Then, All-Star Isaiah Thomas discusses his path to getting back to the NBA, what it's been like playing in the G League, and his ideal team fit. Next, Bleacher Report Betting analyst Michael Bolling gives his best bets for the Milwaukee Bucks versus the Los Angeles Lakers, the Orlando Magic going against the New York Knicks, and his top player props across the slate for Friday. Finally, they debate who's got the better duo between the Celtics and Nuggets, whether Rudy Gobert or Victor Wembanyama is the better defensive player, and their pick for Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson.

On today's episode, NBA insider Shams Charania reports on the news surrounding Karl-Anthony Towns' torn meniscus, Evan Mobley's ankle, and Ben Simmons' back. Then, former NBA All-Star Jamal Mashburn discusses what it was like competing against the 1992 Dream Team, playing with Jason Kidd in Dallas, the origins of his nickname "Monster Mash," and meeting Larry Bird. Finally, the crew reacts to a Milwaukee Bucks fan making 1 free throw in 45 seconds and the shoving match between John Collins and a Chicago Bulls coach.

On today's episode, the crew recaps the Cleveland Cavaliers' comeback win over the Boston Celtics, the Phoenix Suns holding on to beat the Denver Nuggets, and the Indiana Pacers blowing out the Dallas Mavericks. Then, they react to what will make Zion Williamson compete in the dunk contest, which team is in a worse position between the Philadelphia 76ers and New York Knicks, and top highlights from around the NBA. Finally, they decide if they're buying Anthony Edwards' reason for being late to the game, who's taking the blame for Ben Simmons' injuries, and Doc Rivers trying to convince Kawhi Leonard not to have Shai Gilgeous-Alexander traded.

On today's episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Milwaukee Bucks' win over the Los Angeles Clippers for their sixth straight victory, Domantas Sabonis extending his double-double streak to 43 games, and the Washington Wizards' future as they have the worst record in the NBA. Next, Shams Charania talks about the Minnesota Timberwolves signing T.J. Warren and gives an injury update on Donovan Mitchell. Then, Chandler Parsons and Lou Williams reveal their latest NBA power rankings. After that, the crew says if they're in or out on the real reason behind the Paul Pierce wheelchair game and whether Allen Iverson should already have statue with the Philadelphia 76ers.

On today's episode, the crew reacts to LeBron James passing 40,000 career points and the Boston Celtics beating the Golden State Warriors by 52 points. Next, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest update on Devin Booker's ankle injury, Scottie Barnes' fractured hand, and Russell Westbrook's broken hand. Then, the crew recaps the Los Angeles Clippers holding on to beat the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Oklahoma City Thunder's win over the Phoenix Suns. Finally, they react to top poster dunks, chase-down blocks, and more highlights from around the league.

On today's episode, the crew reacts to the latest matchup between Victor Wembanyama and Chet Holmgren and the Golden State Warriors continuing their win streak after beating the New York Knicks. Next, Phoenix Suns forward Royce O'Neale talks about getting traded from the Brooklyn Nets, how he's built chemistry with Kevin Durant after playing together the past couple of years, and the biggest difference between competing overseas versus the NBA. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the latest on Marcus Morris agreeing to a buyout with the San Antonio Spurs and the Atlanta Hawks waiving Patty Mills. After that, the crew discusses LeBron James closing in on 40,000 career points, the drama between Chris Paul and Daryl Morey, Damian Lillard's comments on playing in Milwaukee, and Caitlin Clark declaring for the WNBA draft.

On today's episode, the crew reacts to the Los Angeles Lakers' fourth quarter comeback against the Los Angeles Clippers, the Denver Nuggets' convincing victory over the Sacramento Kings, the Indiana Pacers hanging on to beat the New Orleans Pelicans, and Luka Doncic's 30-point triple-double. Then, NBA insider Shams Charania shares the players that are expected to be on 2024 Team USA basketball roster. Next, they discuss if LeBron's the best athlete of all-time, whether Tyrese Haliburton's the next face of the league, and more soundbites from around the basketball world. After that, they react to top poster dunks, ankle breakers, and other NBA highlights. Finally, they give out their best bets for the matchup between the Washington Wizards and Lakers.

On today's episode, the crew reacts to Max Strus' game-winner versus the Dallas Mavericks and the Boston Celtics beating the Philadelphia 76ers. Next, NBA insider Shams Charania talks about Jrue Holiday committing to the Team USA roster and Breanna Stewart signing a one-year extension with the New York Liberty. Then, NBA Champion Channing Frye discusses Klay Thompson's future with the Golden State Warriors, the outlook for the Milwaukee Bucks this season, whether the Los Angeles Lakers title window's closed, and if he sees LeBron James leaving the Lakers. Finally, Chandler Parsons and Lou Williams react to who Carmelo Anthony's son, Kiyan, picked as his favorite player.