On the precipice of the 2020-21 NBA season, Jeff and Jacob discuss all the rich storylines poised to come out the Western Conference, including the return of the Warriors, LeBron's Infinity stones, CP3 in Phoenix, and more. 

In our 2020-21 Eastern Conference preview, Jacob and Jeff break teams into four tiers and discuss roster changes, intriguing storylines and more heading into the upcoming season.

On the docket in Jeff and Jacob's post-draft pod — a three-for-three start on the guys' mock, Haliburton and Hampton's plummets, the Sixers' money moves, and several second round gems. 

Jacob and Jeff (calling from I-70, somewhere in the middle of Ohio) play GM for each of the NBA's 14 lottery teams ahead of the 2020 draft on Wednesday, breaking down intriguing prospects and discussing the ins, outs and many effects of an unprecedented draft. 

The offseason is upon us, and Jeff and Jacob are discussing coaching changes, potential moves, draft outlook and more from the shortest offseason in NBA history.

The guys pay homage to the GOAT and his latest championship team, discuss the growing legacies of Anthony Davis and Jimmy Butler, and look ahead to the intriguing offseasons of Miami and many of its Eastern Conference counterparts in the Bubble's final episode. 

The NBA's bubble has been narrowed from 22 teams to two — the Lakers and Heat. Jeff and Jacob offer their thoughts on what to expect from The Finals, as well as where the recently departed Celtics, Nuggets and others can go from here. 

Jeff and Jacob welcome Ryan Sharp to the podcast to take a stab at the Clippers' failed playoff run, before discussing both Conference Finals series in depth.

The guys discuss the Bucks' demise, the Heat's impressive run, the keys to victory as series ramp up out west, and more — including a brief detour into the college game — in the latest episode of the Sideline Intel NBA Podcast. 

Jeff and Jacob sit back down to discuss the NBA players' brief bubble boycott, the latest Game 7 action, the Elam Ending, and more as the Playoffs carry on into September.