Take It Or Leave It

Scal and McDonough wonder what might happen to the G League with the financial downswing, and Scal asks if a team comprised of players who played more than a year in college could win an NBA Championship

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Scal and McDonough analyze what Stephen Silas can bring to the Houston Rockets organization, would they consider trading James Harden, and how the Olympics could impact the NBA season,

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Scal and Ryan end the show by reacting to the breaking news of Daryl Morey signing a five year deal to oversee basketball operations for the Philadelphia 76ers. Will his analytics approach clash with Doc's basketball-grounded gameplan? Plus, hear what our resident Sixers fan Producer Jake has to say about the acquisition.

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Scal and McDonough start the show with the breaking news regarding the sale of the Utah Jazz. McDonough breaks down what it means for their team, and what the Jazz can do to improve their roster.

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Scal and McDonough get into the Utah Jazz' offseason outlook, and how the sale of the team might impact their spending habits.

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Scal and McDonough go through fake trades to see what Atlanta's 2020 First Rounder (6th Overall) could get them in an effort to make the playoffs next year

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Scal returns! He gives his thoughts on the news that broke while he was away, and why he thinks the league is overlooking some wrinkles that could throw a wrench in their plans. Plus, Danny Green's comments on the proposed start date.

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McDonough & Ric Bucher finish off the show by answering a listeners question about which markets will be impacted most by the financial down swing, and Ric has a theory on why Jeff Van Gundy has yet to secure a coaching gig.

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With Scal still on vacay, Ric Bucher and Ryan McDonough go over Mark Tatum's comments about next season, when it will start, and who has more leverage in the negotiations: Players or Owners? Plus: What did McDonough think of the new Borat movie?

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McDonough and Ric Bucher react to the breaking news from Adrian Wojnarowski and Zach Lowe that the NBA has set a deadline of October 30th for modifications to the upcoming 2020-21 Season to be decided by. The guys explain what those modifications might be, and how they'll impact the play on the court.

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