The Crossover NBA Show

Coach and basketball analyst David Thorpe joins Howard on this week's Friday edition of The Crossover to do a deep dive on the major moves so far in a busy offseason including: The Timberwolves trading a rosters worth of players and Picks for Rudy Gobert, what the future of the Knicks looks like after signing breakout guard Jalen Brunson, and who should be starting at point guard for the Boston Celtics next season.

Mannix and Beck break down the aftermath of the major trade between the Utah Jazz and Minnesota Timberwolves and what the Jazz stand to do with their slew of random players and future draft picks. We also discuss why the Knicks may be the next destination for Donovan Mitchell, why the Nets may want to wait out Kevin Durant's trade demand, and the likelihood of Kyrie Irving ending up on the Lakers

Mannix and Beck break down a very newsworthy start to free agency as Nets star Kevin Durant demands a trade mere hours before deals can be announced. We break down what went wrong in Brooklyn, where he might end up before things are all said and done, and a slew of other big moves that we like and some that completely puzzled us

Mannix and Beck break down the breaking news involving Kyrie Irving opting into his player option with the Nets next season and what this could mean for the recent rumors surrounding Kevin Durant's possible departure from the team. We also take a look at possible landing spots for Bradley Beal, if the Wizards are really where he wants to end his career, and if the Portland Trail Blazers aggressive moves recently are enough to make Damian Lillard's prime years contending ones

On the Friday edition, Howard Beck sits down with 18-year-old phenom Scoot Henderson, to discuss his first year with the G League Ignite, his role in a new LeBron movie and his groundbreaking deal with Puma. Then, Beck chats with Giannis Antetokounmpo and his family to discuss “Rise,” the new film about their journey, now available on Disney+

Mannix and Beck discuss the contract talk impasse between Kyrie Irving and the Brooklyn Net and why John Wall was never going to be in the Houston Rockets future after the guard exercised his player option for next season. Mannix also talks to Sports Illustrated's NBA draft insider Jeremy Woo about his final lottery picks ahead of Thursday nights draft

Mannix and Beck break down the Warriors winning their fourth championship in eight years and how this cements Steph Curry's legacy as one of the greatest of all time. We also look at the Celtics costly mistakes this series, what they should do with their roster going into next season, and why the Warriors look like they aren't going to be slowing down any time soon

Mannix and Beck break down the Warriors game five win and how the pieces they carefully assembled after Kevin Durant's departure came up big on Steph Curry's off night. We also take a look at how former number one pick Andrew Wiggins has found the perfect role for himself with the Warriors after not finding success as the number one option in Minnesota and what the Celtics must do at point guard if they cant come back in this series

On the Friday edition, Howard Beck welcomes back Hall of Famer Grant Hill to discuss his new autobiography, “Game.” Hill talks about the devastating series of injuries that derailed his career and how it shapes his life to this day. He also weighs in on the Finals, Draymond Green’s off-court activities and more

Mannix and Beck break down how the Celtics look alright heading into game 3 with home court advantage despite having horrendous third quarters in the first two games and how Draymond Green gets officiated differently. We also take a look at the sudden resignation of Quin Snyder as head coach of the Utah Jazz and some of the statements made by Darvin Ham in his introductory press conference with the Lakers