Rohan Nadkarni & Chris Herring break down Miami's blowout win over the Celtics in game seven and wonder if Jaylen Brown will sign a super max deal with Boston this offseason before previewing the Finals and Bob Myers and the Warriors parting ways

Chris Mannix and Rohan Nadkarni discuss Chris's comments on the Denver Nuggets from his appearance on the Rich Eisen that angered many on social media before previewing game six between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat

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About Four Years of Heat: "Four Years of Heat" is an 8-episode limited series narrative podcast launching the week of May 23rd (Around NBA Finals). It is written and hosted by South Florida native, ESPN’s Israel Gutierrez. The show dives deep into the behind-the-scenes story of what happened during the four years LeBron James spent with Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh, and the Miami Heat. It chronicles the inside stories from “The Decision,” the loss to the Mavs in the 2011 Finals, the Back-to-Back tiles in 2012-13, and LeBron’s choice to go “Home” to Cleveland in 2014. The release coincides with the 10-year anniversary of the Heat's epic 2013 NBA Finals win over the Spurs and Ray Allen’s amazing Game 6 tying shot. Israel recounts his own first-hand experiences covering the team, as well as gathering interesting perspectives from players, coaches, and journalists in and around the Heat at the time.

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Chris Mannix, Rohan Nadkarni, and Chris Herring break down how the Denver Nuggets stuck with the core pieces of their roster en route to a finals birth, the many routes LeBron James could take this offseason, and if Joe Mazzulla could be the fall guy in Boston as a loss to the Heat in the ECF looks inevitable 

Chris Mannix, Rohan Nadkarni, and Chris Herring break down what went wrong for Boston in their game one loss to the Heat, the latest developments after Ja Morant was seen with a gun again on IG live, and what the Sixers dismissal of Doc Rivers could mean for the team and James Harden

Rohan Nadkarni is joined by The Ringer's Michael Pina to break down Jayson Tatum's huge performance and the Sixers big collapse in their game seven matchup before taking a look at how both conference finals matchups could shake out

Chris Mannix, Rohan Nadkarni, & Chris Herring break down the disappointing performance on both sides in Boston's game six victory over the Sixers, whether Anthony Davis should be playing in game six after leaving the court in a wheelchair with a head injury, and what moves the Suns need to make after the second straight year of being eliminated from the playoffs in a blowout loss

Rohan Nadkarni and Chris Herring break down the Celtics embarrassing game five loss at home to the Sixers, how the Jokic led Nuggets pulled ahead of the Suns, and where several Warriors might end up this offseason as the head into game five against the Lakers down 3-1

Rohan Nadkarni and Chris Herring break down the mixed reactions to the Bucks firing Mike Budenholzer following their first round loss to the Heat, how the Warriors lineup change gave them a blow out victory in game 2 against the Lakers, and how the Knicks and Heat loom as their series heads to Miami

Chris Mannix, Rohan Nadkarni, and Chris Herring break down the leaked info that Dillon Brooks will not be brought back by the Memphis Grizzlies under any circumstances, the Boston Celtics bad performance against a Joel Embiid-less Sixers in Game 1, and if the Suns can avoid a sweep against the Nuggets with an injured Chris Paul