The Assist

This week, Drew decides to discuss events in basketball history for Oct. 11th and 12th. Which includes the Lakers winning a championship, the debuts of two of the NBA’s best and the death of a legend.

This week, Drew decides to talk about busts and what he thinks about a few players that are considered so. Listen to hear his thoughts on Kwame Brown, Jay Williams, Greg Oden, Sam Bowie, Michael Olowokandi and more.

This week, Drew discusses basketball venues that he would like to visit. He goes through all levels including high school, college and professional.

This week, in celebration of a new 30 for 30 being released, Drew feels the need to talk about movies. He goes through some of his favorites from the great sports documentary series.

Is Bill Russell the GOAT? Is Charles Barkley the worst Power Forward? Is Robert Horry better than Michael Jordan? This week, Drew discusses rings culture around the NBA and how it can interfere with many people’s beliefs about basketball.

After a month long break, Drew has decided to talk about the current state of trading cards. He also goes down a nostalgic route into his history with trading cards and why they mean so much to him.

This week, Drew discusses what all has happened in the Olympics so far for all USA Basketball Teams. He also goes through some of his favorite prospects for the 2021 NBA Draft and gives additional thoughts on the event.

week, Drew recaps the NBA Finals and how the Milwaukee Bucks won the championship. Also, the US Men’s Olympic Team seems to be falling apart before the Olympics have begun. Should there be worry that they will not get the gold medal?

This week, Drew talks about the new coaching hires in the NBA from the Celtics, Mavericks, Trail Blazers and Pacers. He also discusses the Conference Finals as they are starting to wrap up. Finally, Dennis Schroder wants a lot of money on his next contract. Is he asking for too much?

This week, Drew discusses the NBA Conference finals and how he thinks they will go. He also goes through the award winners announced over the past couple of weeks. He also explains why the Pacers should not have fired Nate Bjorkgren so soon. Finally, the Harlem Globetrotters want to be an NBA franchise. Is this a realistic venture?