Seven Seconds Or More

Peter and Duncan offer their (belated) thoughts on the 2023 NBA Draft, including if ESPN's coverage of Victor Wembanyama lived up to his hype (0:00), the Scoot Henderson/Brandon Miller news cycle and Shams Charania's involvement (16:23), before Duncan's view on the #2 overall pick in another Buzz City Banter (20:00). They wrap up their draft thoughts with Cam Whitmore and if teams will regret passing on him (29:04), and Jordan Hawkins' fit with the Pelicans (36:28). Other topics include Chris Paul to the Warriors (40:18), sleeper stars that could be on the move (46:56), and a special draft edition of It's a Numbers Game (49:44).

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In the wake of the Marcus Smart - Kristaps Porzingis trade, Garrett joins Peter on the show to mourn the trade of his favorite player (2:03). They discuss the holes on the Celtics roster in the absence of Smart, who they expect to step up, and possible next steps before finishing the show by talking Damian Lillard and where he'll play next season (24:38).

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The NBA offseason is in full gear already following the trade of Bradley Beal to the Phoenix Suns, and we're here to figure out where the rest of the pieces will lie. Peter, Duncan, and Daniel offer their final thoughts on the Nuggets beating the Heat to win their first championship (0:00), before the introduction of a new segment, Buzz City Banter, where Duncan airs his feelings on the status quo of the Charlotte Hornets (5:18). Then, the guys rattle through some of the biggest names of the offseason including Zion Williamson, Kyrie Irving, and Chris Paul to predict their next destination (15:07), before ending the show with another It's a Numbers Game (44:44).

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Can the Miami Heat rally out of a 2-1 hole against the surging Denver Nuggets? Peter and Duncan try to answer that question and more, including Chris Paul's next team (2:16), the evergreen Jaylen Brown question (10:23), Jamal Murray and Nikola Jokic as a duo (15:19) and trying to solve them (23:05), and what Miami needs offensively (30:58), especially from Jimmy Butler (35:51).

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In advance of Monday night's Game 7 in the Garden, Peter and Duncan catch up on how the Celtics dug themselves out of their 0-3 hole and what they need to do against the Miami Heat to make their second straight NBA Finals (0:00). They close the show with Seven Seconds Or More's debut of "It's A Numbers Game," where Duncan puts Peter's NBA Playoffs knowledge to the test (34:40).

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The Denver Nuggets have booked their trip to the NBA Finals, and the Miami Heat are right on their heels. Peter and Duncan discuss the biggest narratives around each team's (potential) run to the Finals (16:05), starting with the Nuggets before getting to Erik Spoelstra and the Heat. But first, they start the episode with another edition of Full-Court Press, where they discuss the Hornets' decision at #2 overall between Scoot Henderson and Brandon Miller (0:00) and the league-wide coaching carousel (10:55).

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Playoff Jimmy is BACK, with his Miami Heat knocking off the title-favorite Milwaukee Bucks in only five games. Peter and Duncan discuss if Jimmy is the best postseason performer in the league and how far he can take the Heat (0:00), before analyzing the future of the Bucks' aging core around Giannis Antetokounmpo (12:20). They then break down the contenders in each conference and who they think can conceivably win the title (40:57), and wrap up the show with "exit interviews" for the teams eliminated so far (47:56).

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This year's First Round of the Playoffs has everything: technicals, suspensions, injuries, underdogs, you name it. As to not miss a beat, Peter and Duncan give their takeaways for every matchup, starting in the West (18:38) and finishing in the East (39:03). And in this episode's Full-Court Press, they cover Nick Nurse's future after the end of his Raptors tenure (2:09), Kevin Durant and Chris Paul's comments about Russell Westbrook and his legacy (6:10), and the possible musical chairs of Damian Lillard and James Harden this offseason (11:45).

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In their Dirk Nowitzki episode, Peter and Duncan debate the futures of Luka Doncic, Kyrie Irving, and Jason Kidd following the Dallas Mavericks' collapse (15:05), along with UConn draft prospects (1:01), and possible solutions to load management (8:39) in another edition of Full-Court Press. They then take a look at the current Play-In Tournament matchups in the East and West, and rank them from least to most-compelling (24:23).

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