Spread the Floor Podcast

Brian and Tobin are back after a break for court mandated podcast marriage therapy to discuss the bitter end to a magical season in Dallas and the Klay Thompson signing. Plus, Paul George is headed to Philly and the Clippers are in shambles.

Brian and Tobin discuss the Dallas domination against the Wolves and look ahead to the Finals matchup with the Celtics. Plus, JJ Redick with the Lakers and a tribute to the great Bill Walton.

Brian and Tobin relive a dramatic Game in Dallas, discuss the end of the Nuggets’ title defense, and make predictions for the Conference Finals.

Brian and Tobin discuss the saddest Draft Lottery results of all time and the coaching change in Phoenix. Then a look at each of the remaining playoff matchups and a tough loss in Dallas.

Brian and Tobin discuss the remaining playoff series’, a bold press conference from Pat Riley, and what they expect from the remaining semifinal games. Plus, not a lot going right for the Mavs and how many players drafted before 2010 are left in the league?

Brian and Tobin discuss the remaining playoff series’, a bold press conference from Pat Riley, and what they expect from the remaining semifinal games. Plus, not a lot going right for the Mavs and how many players drafted before 2010 are left in the league?

Brian and Tobin start off with a surprisingly positive Mavs Time followed by an unsurprisingly negative assessment of the disaster in Phoenix. Plus, Darvin Ham loses an awful job and a check in on the Knicks-Sixers series.

Brian and Tobin take a swim through each playoff series two games in and discuss the good, the bad, and the referees! Plus a stressful Mavs-Clippers series in Mavs Time and Hubert Davis talk.

Brian and Tobin fulfill their NBA Podcast obligations by delivering their award ballots for the 23-24 season. Then, a quick look at the playoff matchups and some inevitably bad predictions.

Brian and Tobin discuss a dubious Hall of Fame class, look at the play in candidates in the West, and consider some of the most unlikely 50 burgers in history. Plus, an oddly optimistic Mavs Time.