Run It Back

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest update on when Karl-Anthony Towns and Anthony Edwards will return, the expectations for the Timberwolves when its two stars get back on the court, their reaction to Julius Randle’s 57-point performance in the loss to Minnesota, and the expected date for Ja Morant’s to come back. Then, they discuss a potential injury that Kyrie Irving is playing through as the Mavericks try to hold onto a playoff spot, the ongoing situation with Andrew Wiggins as the Warriors’ road struggles continue, and the case for Mike Brown to win the NBA Coach of the Year after Shams Charania sat down with De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers’ playoff hopes after beating the Orlando Magic behind a career-high 35 points from Austin Reaves, whether they’re still concerned with the Denver Nuggets despite snapping its losing streak, the current status of the NBA MVP race as Joel Embiid overtook Nikola Jokic as the betting favorite for the award, and their thoughts on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s criticism of the lack of clarity surrounding the criteria to win MVP. Then, they get updates for stars around the league such as Kevin Durant, Ja Morant, Anthony Edwards, and Lonzo Ball, talk about whether the Oklahoma City Thunder can make some noise in the playoffs as they seem to be peaking at the right time, and if Damian Lillard should consider a trade in the offseason as the Trailblazers head towards missing the playoffs. 

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Phoenix Suns in a rematch of the 2021 NBA Finals, whether Giannis is getting too many whistles as he went to the free throw line 24 times in the win, and if the Suns can stay afloat without Kevin Durant. Then, they talk about when LeBron James could return from his injury, have the Denver Nuggets have gone soft with success as they’ve lost four straight games, and their current thoughts on the NBA MVP race. They also touch on Mitchell Robinson’s comments about wanting more touches, Damian Lillard’s thoughts on ring culture ruining the game, and if the Golden State Warriors gave up too early on James Wiseman.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses what they’d like to see from the Golden State Warriors as they head out on a five-game road trip amid a season where they’ve struggled away from home, the Milwaukee Bucks hitting its stride with Khris Middleton rounding into form while Giannis plays at an MVP-level, and whether the Sacramento Kings can win a playoff series this year as they currently sit in the third seed in the West. Then, they talk about whether it’s time to panic for the Dallas Mavericks as they continue to struggle since acquiring Kyrie with both Irving and Luka Doncic missing Monday’s loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, the latest on Ja Morant, how the Grizzlies can move forward without its star player, and the ongoing discussions about adding a minimum game requirement for players to be eligible for season-long awards.

The crew breaks down the latest injuries to Luka Doncic and Kevin Durant, discuss the rivalry between the Golden State Warriors and Memphis Grizzlies, and recap the New York Knicks win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Plus, how much impact will Nikola Jokic's defense have on his quest for a third straight MVP award?

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Los Angeles Lakers continuing to win games without LeBron James in the lineup, the latest update on Ja Morant’s future as the Memphis Grizzlies dropped its third straight game, and the Oklahoma City Thunder’s future when Chet Holmgren returns to join an already dynamic duo of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Josh Giddey. Then, they talk about Kyrie Irving’s 17-point 4th quarter in a much-needed with for the Dallas Mavericks, what a potential first-round playoff matchup against the Phoenix Suns would look like, and whether Mikal Bridges is a true #1 option.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest on the Ja Morant situation as more information comes to light since his latest incident, how serious of contenders the Cleveland Cavaliers and Philadelphia 76ers are as key players are stepping up for both teams, and what the concern level is for the Boston Celtics with the recent struggles. Then, they talk about whether the Indiana Pacers should build around Tyrese Haliburton and how far the Denver Nuggets’ home-court advantage will take them in the playoffs as they’ve accumulated a 30-4 record at Ball Arena.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest on the evolving Ja Morant situation and when we can expect to see him back on the court, the Los Angeles Clippers’ comeback win over the Ja-less Memphis Grizzlies, the next saga in the Luka Doncic vs. Devin Booker rivalry after their late-game scuffle, and the takeaways from an entertaining game between the Phoenix Suns and Dallas Mavericks. Then, they talk about Anthony Davis’ big game in a much-needed win over the Golden State Warriors, their thoughts on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s controversial triple-double, and the New York Knicks extending its win streak to nine games after beating the Boston Celtics behind an impressive performance from Immanuel Quickley.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Milwaukee Bucks extending their win streak to 15 games, when they might lose next, what Ben Simmons' future looks like for this season as well as past it, and how far Ja Morant can lead the Memphis Grizzlies this year. Then, they discuss if there's any silver lining for the Los Angeles Lakers despite the loss to the Grizzlies, the outlook for the Dallas Mavericks as they continue to struggle since acquiring Kyrie Irving, and injury updates on both Stephen Curry and LaMelo Ball. 

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the latest on LeBron James’ injury and how long until he returns to the court, if the Los Angeles Lakers can stay afloat in the playoff hunt without him, whether the Miami Heat are contenders in the East, and what’s been the biggest key to the New York Knicks turnaround. Then, they talk about the rest of the season outlook for LaMelo Ball after he sustained his third ankle injury this season and where the ongoing collective bargaining agreement talks between the NBA and NBA Players Association are currently.