Hosts Peter Kennedy, John-Lucas Duffy, and Kyle Anderson discuss the paths some teams took to make it to the promised land - which may be good for the Knicks but others, perhaps like the Celtics are stumbling in. We discuss our Over/Under picks aka what we got right and what we got terribly wrong. We move on to talk Play-In Tournament and beyond: Are we pro play-in? How can it be made better? Plus, breakdown the Lakers vs. Warriors and Celtics vs. Wizards. @SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter.

Hosts Peter Kennedy, John-Lucas Duffy, and Kyle Anderson discuss the paths some teams took to make it to the promised land - which may be good for the Knicks but others, perhaps like the Celtics are stumbling in. We discuss our Over/Under picks aka what we got right and what we got terribly wrong. We move on to talk Play-In Tournament and beyond: Are we pro play-in? How can it be made better? Plus, breakdown the Lakers vs. Warriors and Celtics vs. Wizards. @SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter.

Hosts Peter Kennedy and Mike Bonfield get excited about the NBA Playoffs and the debates going around the league including the MVP and League's top contenders. We then discuss the reality of the Knicks as a playoff team, how they go here, and what they can do to make it even better. Perhaps no one expected them to make it this far, but now that the Knicks are here, how do they matchup against the Bucks, Hawks, or Heat? What do they need to do offensively to get to another level? Despite Randle & Rose's greatness, how can they be better? Plus, who are the most important "others" for NYK? The Mets have won 7 in a row with dominant pitching and recently lively bats - what's their ceiling since they haven't even hit that well yet? With Mets success and Yankees back above .500, we learn why there should have never been a panic button when talking New York Baseball this season. @SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter.

Hosts Peter Kennedy and Mike Bonfield get excited about the NBA Playoffs and the debates going around the league including the MVP and League's top contenders. We then discuss the reality of the Knicks as a playoff team, how they go here, and what they can do to make it even better. Perhaps no one expected them to make it this far, but now that the Knicks are here, how do they matchup against the Bucks, Hawks, or Heat? What do they need to do offensively to get to another level? Despite Randle & Rose's greatness, how can they be better? Plus, who are the most important "others" for NYK? The Mets have won 7 in a row with dominant pitching and recently lively bats - what's their ceiling since they haven't even hit that well yet? With Mets success and Yankees back above .500, we learn why there should have never been a panic button when talking New York Baseball this season. @SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter.

Host Peter Kennedy is joined by Dan Favale of Bleacher Report and Adam Fromal of SportsCasting.com who together, makeup Hardwood Knocks: An NBA Podcast. They discuss the New York Knicks and their improbable run at the 4 seed. When did the Knicks season surpass just being a nice story and where should we reset our expectations? They still lack in offense but have shown improvements; who will have to pick up the burden to help Julius Randle out? We also try to figure out how to evaluate the Nets - right now it feels like a big incomplete with a crazy high ceiling! Next, the trio takes a look back at their takes from pre & early season to see which takes they should be most proud of and which yield the most regret. This leads us to talk our leading rookies, Anthony Edwards & LaMelo Ball, the Suns, the Heat, and the Grizzlies. We finish up by discussing the duo of Dan and Adam and their NBA media dynamics: Which of the duo gets more heat on twitter? Which fanbase gives the most grief? Who has the hottest takes? And what makes their show top notch!

@DanFavale on twitter (Bleacher Report)

@Fromal09 on twitter (NBAMath.com & Sportscasting.com - formerly Bleacher Report

@HardwoodKnocks on twitter and all your podcast apps.

@SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter. 

Host Peter Kennedy is joined by Dan Favale of Bleacher Report and Adam Fromal of SportsCasting.com who together, makeup Hardwood Knocks: An NBA Podcast. They discuss the New York Knicks and their improbable run at the 4 seed. When did the Knicks season surpass just being a nice story and where should we reset our expectations? They still lack in offense but have shown improvements; who will have to pick up the burden to help Julius Randle out? We also try to figure out how to evaluate the Nets - right now it feels like a big incomplete with a crazy high ceiling! Next, the trio takes a look back at their takes from pre & early season to see which takes they should be most proud of and which yield the most regret. This leads us to talk our leading rookies, Anthony Edwards & LaMelo Ball, the Suns, the Heat, and the Grizzlies. We finish up by discussing the duo of Dan and Adam and their NBA media dynamics: Which of the duo gets more heat on twitter? Which fanbase gives the most grief? Who has the hottest takes? And what makes their show top notch!

@DanFavale on twitter (Bleacher Report)

@Fromal09 on twitter (NBAMath.com & Sportscasting.com - formerly Bleacher Report

@HardwoodKnocks on twitter and all your podcast apps.

@SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter. 

Host Peter Kennedy rides solo to talk about his favorite position in the draft, Wide Receivers, despite their value being in question - especially in the first round. We know about the big 3 - Ja'Marr Chase, Davonta Smith, & Jaylen Waddle but what about the rest? Every year there are at least 5 WRs drafted in the 2nd round or later who end up being hits; while the success rate in the 1st round is average to iffy. Pete takes you through the last 5 drafts to highlight the WRs who have made it and where they were picked. Do you think some teams regret their 1st round WR picks? 2021 WRs discussed include: Rashod Bateman, Elijah Moore, Terrance Marshall Jr., Rondale Moore, Kadarius Toney, Dywami Brown, Tylan Wallace, Amari Rodgers, Amon-Ra St. Brown, & D'Wayne Eskridge. @SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter.

Host Peter Kennedy rides solo to talk about his favorite position in the draft, Wide Receivers, despite their value being in question - especially in the first round. We know about the big 3 - Ja'Marr Chase, Davonta Smith, & Jaylen Waddle but what about the rest? Every year there are at least 5 WRs drafted in the 2nd round or later who end up being hits; while the success rate in the 1st round is average to iffy. Pete takes you through the last 5 drafts to highlight the WRs who have made it and where they were picked. Do you think some teams regret their 1st round WR picks? 2021 WRs discussed include: Rashod Bateman, Elijah Moore, Terrance Marshall Jr., Rondale Moore, Kadarius Toney, Dywami Brown, Tylan Wallace, Amari Rodgers, Amon-Ra St. Brown, & D'Wayne Eskridge. @SubwaySportsTalk on IG and @SubwaySportsTlk on twitter.