In part two of my 2020 All-Star Weekend revisit with James, we discuss the fourth quarter of the All-Star game including Kyle Lowry’s charges, LeBron vs. Giannis and Chris Paul almost getting a technical in an All-Star game. Also: we play another round of "Who He Play For?"

James returns to the podcast to revisit our favorite memories from 2020 All-Star Weekend in Chicago, including Alex's first encounter with deep dish pizza and Common’s player intros (shoutout Frank Mogul).

Yang joins the podcast to talk about putting Nick Nurse's "NN" hat on GQ's best new menswear items list, Vince Carter's legacy, and more.

Michael Pina joins the podcast to explain the concept of shotgunning beers and Jimmy Butler's "rise and grind" approach. We also discuss the Celtics, 76ers, Heat, Rockets, Nuggets, Jazz and Thunder's chances at the NBA bubble.

theScore’s Joseph Casciaro returns to the podcast to chat about the NBA bubble snitch hotline and Victor Oladipo's potential return. Also: we break down a potential Lakers-Clippers matchup and what another championship would mean for LeBron and Kawhi.

Brad a.k.a. Too Much Hoops joins the podcast to talk about our early impressions of the NBA bubble and Toronto's championship-level defense. We also revisit the Raptors' 15-game win streak and team's fourth quarter comeback win against the Indiana Pacers in February.

Larry returns to the podcast to discuss the return of sports, the end of inappropriate sports team names, how to defund Kelly Loeffer and Todd McFarlane action figures. Also: the best and worst sneakers of 2020 so far.

Will Lou returns to the podcast as we discuss 10 things I miss about the Raptors season. Also: what happens if LeBron wants pork bone stew at Disney World.

Joe Wolfond joins the podcast to chat about his mixed feelings over the return of sports, Michael Chang’s calfs and Marat Safin’s 2000 US Open victory. Also: we recap our favorite moments from the Raptors’ 101-96 win over the Sixers in November a.k.a. The one where Joel Embiid scored zero points.

Kishan returns to the podcast to chat about the return of baseball, financial district photoshoots, and the differences between Gen Z and millennials. Also: we share our favorite personal memories from Raptors championship ring ceremony night.