Chad and Justin discuss Paul George emerging as perhaps the best two-way player in the league, Russell Westbrook's historically inefficient triple-doubles and pick their biggest surprises and disappointments heading into the All-Star break.

Chad and Justin react to the Porzingis and Harris trades, discuss Luka Doncic's breakout and lament over John Wall's injury. Also, Chad explains his theory about how the NBA does WWE better than the actual WWE.

Chad and Justin give historical context to a player of Anthony Davis' caliber being available on the trade market, wonder if DeMarcus Cousins makes another Warriors title inevitable and debate if the East is getting any closer to competing with the West.

Chad and Justin return from hiatus to put James Harden's scoring into historical perspective, marvel at the beauty of Nikola Jokic's passing game and question why Carmelo Anthony is being treated like the NBA's human junk bond.

Chad and Justin react to the Porzingis and Harris trades, discuss Luka Doncic's breakout and lament over John Wall's injury. Also, Chad explains his theory about how the NBA does WWE better than the actual WWE.

Chad and Justin discuss how Major League Baseball has joined other leagues in embracing extremes with the rise of the Three True Outcomes.

Chad and Justin discuss a system that quantifies the most successful picks, teams and GMs in the volatile NBA Draft.

Chad and Justin recap the 2017 NBA Finals and discuss how a fifth Finals loss doesn't hurt LeBron James' overall legacy.

Chad and Justin look for reasons behind the blowouts in the 2017 NBA Playoffs and determine whether or not the league has a lack of parity.

With another NBA season concluding with an upset Dwight Howard, Chad and Justin wonder if his polarizing personality has completely overshadowed his impressive career.