Run It Back

On today’s episode, the crew discusses whether the Denver Nuggets are the best team in the Western Conference, receives an injury update on Anthony Davis and Kevin Durant, as well as their confidence level in the Milwaukee Bucks. They also talk about the Chicago Bulls’ outlook leading up to the trade deadline, whether the Sacramento Kings are a good team or a good story, Mike Brown’s Coach of the Year candidacy, and Jalen McDaniels’ trade value. 

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Kevin Durant’s knee injury, whether the Nets can continue the hot streak, and the issues the Los Angeles Clippers are going through with Kawhi Leonard and Paul George not playing together. They also talk about the Phoenix Suns’ struggles as they’re 1-9 over the last ten games, how much influence they believe LeBron James should have on the Los Angeles Lakers’ rosters, reactions to the NBA dunk contest participants, and the early results for the All-Star Game.

On today’s episode, the crew talks about Giannis Antetokounmpo's career-high 55-point performance against the Washington Wizards, what's led to the surge in scoring this season, as well as when we should expect to see Zion Williamson and Kelly Oubre Jr back on the court. They also talk about what makes the Sacramento Kings so dangerous, their playoff chances this year, whether it's time to panic for a few teams and players across the league, and Scoot Henderson's potential impact for an NBA team. 

On today’s episode, the crew discusses several big performances across the league, highlighted by Donovan Mitchell’s historic 71-point performance in a thrilling overtime win over the Chicago Bulls, whether Klay Thompson’s officially back after dropping 54 points in a comeback victory over the Atlanta Hawks, and LeBron's pursuit of Kareem's scoring record as he had another 40-point outing. They also talk about the Brooklyn Nets' win streak extending to 12 games, Steph Curry’s underrated trash-talking, and where Giannis stacks up in the MVP conversation. 

On today’s episode, the crew talks about the flexibility the Memphis Grizzlies have to add marquee talent alongside their young core, who in the Denver Nuggets organization has made the biggest difference for them compared to last season, and the expected role for Gary Payton II ahead of his season debut for the Portland Trailblazers. They also discuss whether the Atlanta Hawks could look to move off of Nate McMillan as head coach during the season, Naz Reid’s comments about the Minnesota Timberwolves' struggles, and a new update on their ownership situation.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses Luka Doncic’s 60-point triple-double against the New York Knicks, trade options for the Los Angeles Lakers as they head into a pivotal part of the season, whether Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are the best duo in the NBA, and Shams Charania sits down with Jerami Grant to talk about his future in Portland. They also dive into injury updates for when we might see Devin Booker, Domantas Sabonis, and Bradley Beal return to the court, as well as if Victor Wembanyama could be the G.O.A.T.

On today’s episode of Run It Back, the crew talks about the surging Brooklyn Nets as they continued their hot streak against the Cleveland Cavaliers, where they rank in the East, and the outlook on the Los Angeles Clippers after an improbable comeback win over the Detroit Pistons. They also discuss whether Damian Lillard’s loyalty to the Portland Trailblazers will help or hurt his legacy, injury updates on Domantas Sabonis and Tyrese Maxey, the top international players of all time, as well as what Kyle Kuzma could bring to a contender.

On today’s episode of Run It Back, the crew discusses the Christmas Day matchups, including where the Lakers stand after losing to the Mavericks handily, the Memphis Grizzlies-Golden State Warriors rivalry intensifying, as well as the Philadelphia 76ers dynamic duo of James Harden and Joel Embiid. They also dive into the MVP race as Jayson Tatum sits as the betting favorite, but one person thinks another name should be at the top, an injury update on Steph Curry and Anthony Davis, and the possibility of an extension for Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner.

On today's episode, the crew talks about the Phoenix Suns' new owner, Deandre Ayton getting into yet another altercation with Suns' coaches and players, as well as what's next for struggling teams like the Chicago Bulls, Washington Wizards, and Los Angeles Lakers. Then, they dive into which team they trust more, the Denver Nuggets or Memphis Grizzlies, the Knicks win streak continuing, an injury update on Philadelphia 76ers' guard Tyrese Maxey, and give out their NBA All-Star starter picks. 

On today’s episode, the crew discusses the New Orleans Pelicans' biggest concern, the Milwaukee Bucks’ biggest weakness, whether they’d buy more stock on the Philadelphia 76ers, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's game-winner against the Portland Trailblazers, and if he’s a clutch player. They also touch on Luka Doncic's ejection, Jaylen Brown’s comments on officials calling travels this year, the premiere of Jeremy Sochan’s unique free throw shooting, and their thoughts on the new all-star game voting process.