Run It Back

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Phoenix Suns evening up the series against the Denver Nuggets at 2-2 behind another strong game from Devin Booker and Kevin Durant, their reaction to Nikola Jokic shoving Phoenix Suns’ owner Mat Ishbia during a scuffle, and the latest on Chris Paul as he nurses a groin injury (0:48). Then, they dive into James Harden’s game-winner to tie up the Philadelphia 76ers’ series versus the Boston Celtics at two games apiece as well, the decision by the Celtics to not call a timeout before the final possession, and which team is under more pressure heading into Game 5 (17:08). After that, 2-time NBA Champion Quinn Cook joins the show to share what it was like playing with Stephen Curry and LeBron James, his pick for which team has the edge between the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers, his experience playing in China, and a potential return to the NBA (32:00). Finally, the crew talks about the Milwaukee Bucks firing Mike Budenholzer and previews Game 4 between the Lakers and Warriors (44:20). 

On today’s episode, the crew starts by discussing the latest update with Joel Embiid being on track to play in Game 2 against the Boston Celtics as he deals with an LCL sprain and him officially being announced as NBA MVP (0:25). Then, they talk about the Los Angeles Lakers taking Game 1 on the road against the Golden State Warriors, their thoughts on Jordan Poole’s final shot, Anthony Davis’ dominant performance, and the adjustments the Warriors need to make for Game 2 (5:05). Next, the New York Knicks evening up the series versus the Miami Heat at 1-1, the importance of Josh Hart since they traded for him, and which team has the edge in this matchup (18:05). After that, Chandler Parsons joins the show to give his reaction to Jordan Poole’s final shot and his expectations for the Warriors in Game 2 (25:55). Then, they talk about the report of the Memphis Grizzlies not bringing back Dillon Brooks, what’s next for the Grizzlies, and where we could see Brooks play next season. Finally, they chat about the latest update on Chris Paul’s status after hurting his groin against the Denver Nuggets (39:05) and preview the 76ers vs. Celtics Game 2 matchup (45:30).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Philadelphia 76ers' upset win over the Boston Celtics, how impressive James Harden’s 45-point performance was, whether the Sixers should rest Joel Embiid for Game 2, and their level of concern for the Celtics after the loss (0:33). Then, they talk about the Denver Nuggets taking a 2-0 series lead against the Phoenix Suns, if it’s too early to count out the Suns, and injury updates on Chris Paul and Jimmy Butler as their statuses for each of their Game 2s are up in the air (14:05). Next, they dive into whether the Los Angeles Clippers should bring back Russell Westbrook next season, Dillon Brooks having no regrets about trolling LeBron James, and if Kyrie Irving will have a reunion with LeBron James on the Los Angeles Lakers next season (25:25). After that, Chandler Parsons joins to react to James Harden’s Game 1 performance, who needs to step up for the New York Knicks with Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle banged up, and who’s under more pressure between LeBron James and Stephen Curry in their second-round series (39:00).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest injury update with Joel Embiid ahead of the second-round matchup against the Boston Celtics and the 76ers' chances without its star center (0:40). Next, they react to Steph Curry’s 50-point masterclass in the Game 7 win against the Sacramento Kings and preview the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers in the next round (3:18). Then, they dive into the Miami Heat's comeback win in Game 1 against the New York Knicks behind a strong outing from Jimmy Butler and an update on Butler’s ankle that he injured in the win (17:49). After that, 2-time All-Star Isaiah Thomas joins the show to chat about whether he saw greatness early on with Jaylen Brown, his thoughts on the Celtics vs. 76ers series, if he’s surprised that LeBron’s still playing at a high level at 38, and his possible NBA return (24:15). Finally, Chandler Parsons stops by to react to Steph’s Game 7 performance, his prediction for the Warriors vs. Lakers, and whether the Denver Nuggets exposed the Phoenix Suns (36:00).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Trae Young’s monster game to avoid elimination against the Boston Celtics, whether this was a legacy game for Young, and if the Atlanta Hawks have momentum in the series as they head back home for game six (0:35). Then, they react to Devin Booker’s 47-point outing as the Phoenix Suns eliminated the Los Angeles Clippers, if the Suns have the best offense in the playoffs, Shams Charania gives a breaking news injury update on Kawhi Leonard, and they discuss the Los Angeles Clippers biggest questions heading into the offseason (11:30). Next, they touch on whether the Denver Nuggets are serious title contenders, what Anthony Edwards’ ceiling is after another strong game in the loss, and what’s next for the Minnesota Timberwolves (24:50). After that, rapper/producer Too $hort joins to chat about his thoughts on Sacramento Kings’ fans, Draymond Green’s suspension and antics, and what it was like to visit the White House with the Golden State Warriors (38:25). Finally, the crew previews Wednesday’s game five matchups with Knicks-Cavaliers, Lakers-Grizzlies, Heat-Bucks, and Warriors-Kings (48:10). 

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Los Angeles Lakers taking a 3-1 series lead over the Memphis Grizzlies behind a 22-point, 20-rebound performance from LeBron James, how many more games they see the Grizzlies winning, and what they might do if they lose this series (0:45). Then, they talk about Jimmy Butler’s impressive 56-point outing against the Milwaukee Bucks as the Miami Heat took a commanding 3-1 series lead, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s status moving forward as he plays through a back injury, and the chances of the Bucks winning three straight to win the series (18:00). Next, Shams Charania gives an update on De’Aaron Fox’s hand (29:37), Kawhi Leonard’s knee (33:05), and Dejounte Murray's suspension (38:30). Finally, they touch on the Houston Rockets hiring Ime Udoka as its next head coach and Nick Nurse’s future after being fired by the Toronto Raptors (41:15).

On today’s episode, the crew recaps the Golden State Warriors drawing even in the series against the Sacramento Kings, the decision to bring Draymond Green off the bench and his defensive impact, their confidence level in Golden State winning the series, and how the Kings get momentum back (0:50). Then, they discuss Jalen Brunson and RJ Barrett carrying the New York Knicks to a 3-1 series lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers, if MSG is the best home-court advantage in the playoffs, and the Cavaliers chances of coming back to win the series (13:00). After that, they touch on the Boston Celtics taking a 3-1 series lead against the Atlanta Hawks, if they’re the most feared team in the east, and what’ll happen to Dejounte Murray after he made contact with an official postgame (20:25). Next, the crew talks about the Minnesota Timberwolves avoiding the sweep against the Denver Nuggets, Anthony Edwards' continued rise to a potential superstar player (24:55), and injury updates on Joel Embiid (30:03) and Victor Oladipo. Finally, they preview Monday night’s game four matchups between Bucks-Heat (33:01) and Grizzlies-Lakers (40:50). 

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the NBA suspending Draymond Green for game three against the Sacramento Kings after he stomped on Domantas Sabonis’ chest in game two (0:25). Then, they discuss the Phoenix Suns evening up the series against the Los Angeles Clippers at 1-1 behind a combined 63 points from Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, the confidence level for the Suns after game two, and how long they believe the series will go (8:25). Next, they talk about the Cleveland Cavaliers holding the New York Knicks to just 90 points in the game two win, the difference between that performance vs. game one, and their picks to win the series (15:40). After that, they touch on the Boston Celtics handily beating the Atlanta Hawks to take a 2-0 series lead, are the Celtics the best team in the East, if the Hawks take a game when the series returns to Atlanta, and if Trae Young is overrated (23:38). Finally, the crew previews Wednesday’s game two matchups between the Lakers-Grizzlies (31:20), Heat-Bucks (37:24), and Timberwolves-Nuggets (42:40).

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Sacramento Kings taking a 2-0 series lead over the Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green’s ejection, whether he should be suspended, and if he’s on the team come next season (0:30). Then, they talk about the Philadelphia 76ers defeating the Brooklyn Nets to take a two-game series lead, James Harden’s struggles as he scored just eight points in the win, if the 76ers are the best team in the east, and can the Nets make the series competitive (16:20). After that, they go through several news stories around the NBA, highlighted by will Damian Lillard be on the Portland Trailblazers next year, if Nick Nurse should leave the Toronto Raptors for a specific job, if there's a team that Victor Wembanyama should avoid, and more (23:45). Finally, the crew previews Tuesday night's game two matchups (41:48).

On today’s episode, the crew recaps everything from the opening games of the NBA. They discussed Russell Westbrook’s impressive performance as the Clippers upset the Suns, the adjustments the Suns need to make in game two (0:35), the Lakers stealing game one in Memphis behind strong games from Austin Reaves and Rui Hachimura, and the latest on Ja Morant after he injured his hand in the loss (8:40). Then, they talk about the Heat's upset win over the Bucks, if they're concerned for the Bucks as Giannis sustained a back injury (16:56), and whether the Timberwolves can make the series against the Nuggets competitive after losing game one by 29 points (23:14). After that, they touch on the Kings beating the Warriors in their return to the playoffs (29:15), if game two is a must-win for the Cavaliers (36:48), and the 76ers routing the Nets (45:55).